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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
14
Florida housewives engage in peak canning as winter nears. Reports show rising activity, full canning plants, and saves in pantry shelves. Guidance covers berry handling, juicing, hot jars, hot syrup, water bath processing, and preserving methods to store surplus fruit and vegetables.
An inquiry finds 318,836,000 quarts of strawberries eaten nationwide each year not counting farm picked. Plant City shipments reach 11 to 12 million quarts this season. Plant City 1933-34 shipments account for 3.5 to 4 percent of U S consumption in 1934.
Vegetables are washed and soaked in cold water until crisp. They are stored in a covered dish in a cool place until ready. They will keep a week if some moisture remains.
A recipe style write up lists ingredients and steps for cold drinks and frozen desserts. It covers milk pineapple juice vanilla flavoring Junket tablets and a method to blend chill whip and freeze to a firm frozen dessert. The passage includes measures for milk sugar water orange rind coffee pineapple juice and cream with instructions to heat cool strain and mix for serving in tall glasses.
Tomato described as a nourishing vegetable with vitamins, suitable raw or cooked. The recipe for Tomato Juice Jelly uses canned tomato juice lemon juice and sugar with fruit pectin to yield about five 6-ounce glasses, sealed with paraffin and paper.
The cellulose, acid, and fats in salads tend to act as laxatives. Packed with fiber and oils, these components can stimulate bowel movements and aid digestion in some individuals.
June review highlights Beth Bailey McLean's Good Manners guiding parents teachers and social directors. The book covers home guest dress and more with modern youth in mind and echoes timeless values. On sale for 1.00 or via Manual Arts Press Peoria Illinois.
Two traditional casserole and baked fish recipes adapted for home cooks. The ham casserole uses ham slices, green pepper, Grape-Nuts, a potato topping and stock, baked 60 minutes total. The baked fish combines fish, tapioca, milk, egg yolks and whites, and breadcrumbs, baked 30 minutes until brown.
The Bureau of Plant Industry introduces three new carnation varieties Rigoletto Mavourneen and Carlotta. They result from crossing old types and are described as easy to grow propagate and free flowering. Rigoletto is dark red Mavourneen light pink and Carlotta dark pink.
Cooks are advised to select fresh salad vegetables carefully and wash them thoroughly before use when eaten raw to prevent potential foodborne illness from dangerous bacteria.
An article urges daughters to redecorate their rooms to boost personality and taste. It highlights the joy of DIY projects such as quilting and patchwork and promotes a 32 page Colonial Quilt Book from Florida Farm & Grove Needleart Dept. in Chicago with patterns and designs available for purchase.
The advertisement offers a sewing pattern in sizes 34 through 50 including 44 with fabric yardage details. It instructs to send 15 cents, name, address, style number and size to Florida Farm & Grove Pattern Service in Brooklyn, NY. An extra 10 cents buys one of two 32 page booklets THE CO-ED or THE YOUNGER SET, each containing size appropriate styles. One pattern and booklet together cost 25 cents.
The excerpt notes Mrs. Gertrude Fox in Massachusetts raising minks as a hobby, London women favoring flared shorts, and a slice of female life across locales. It mentions California’s 124 new lawyers with seven women, San Blas seamstresses, Sarajevo veiled poorer women, Japan’s westernizing ladies, and Mlle Jeane de Wesley as a towering French figure.
Inspect all windows for cracked or loose putty and remove and replace defective material. Replacing putty prevents later patching and keeps air and dust out, guarding against moisture damage to window frames.
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