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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1934
Page
14
Practical tips on ink removal and fabric stain treatment, window polishing with chamois and rubbing alcohol, and cauliflower boiling to prevent flower discoloration. Also features a crocheted ensemble pattern with dress hat and pocketbook, priced instructions and ordering details from Priscilla Perkins in Tampa Florida.
A simple peach preserves recipe uses two cups sugar one pound peaches and one cup water. Cook into a thin syrup then add peaches until clear and syrup thick. Jar while hot and seal with paraffin. Yields about one pint and pairs well as a sauce with vanilla ice cream.
Save metal coffee cans for airtight storage of cereals flour salt and more. Paint cans, use clothespins as flower pot accents, and craft a twine holder from a funnel. Also suggests repurposing dishcloths as toddlers play suits and making a collar from handkerchiefs. End with cool weather menu tips featuring a lettuce bowl with tomatoes and deviled eggs.
This piece outlines juvenile home science style guidance on jelly making. It covers selecting fruit juices acid and pectin balance, sugar and acid requirements, juice extraction methods, and cooking tests. It notes desirable fruits, preparation steps, strain methods, sealing with paraffin, and improvised pectin using Epsom salts.
Peel half a peck of guavas and stud with cloves. Simmer a syrup of brown sugar vinegar and stick cinnamon, then cook guavas until tender. Pack in sterilized jars and cover with thickened syrup before sealing.
A dated recipe explains mixing chopped cantaloupe peaches and sugar with lemon juice and zest. Cook until thick and clear then stir in chopped almonds or walnuts. Fill jars, seal hot with paraffin for about one and a half pints yields.
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