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New Mexico State Record in Santa Fe, New Mexico

17 Aug 1917

Page 6

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New Mexico State Record

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Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America

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Aug 17, 1917

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6

The Real Adventure chapter continues in romance

In a stormy mood and intimate talk, Rose and Rodney confront their new life after marriage and twins. They plan a shared future, balancing love friendship work and sacrifice, acknowledging imperfect happiness and choosing to face the unknown together. They resolve to make the best of their evolving partnership as their real adventure begins.

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Preserving Fruits: Techniques and No 3 to No 6 Sirups

USDA guidance explains preserves and similar products differ from canned fruits by higher sugar, longer cooking, and optional corked jars. It outlines syrups No 1 through No 5, cautions on density changes, and provides sample recipes for watermelon rind, gingered rind, peaches, and tomato preserves with steps for cooling, packing, and processing to ensure safety and quality.

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United States Department of Agriculture
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Fruit Paste Preparation Techniques and Coloring Methods

Fruit pastes are made by boiling fruit pulp with sugar, improved by mixing varieties. Colors such as red yellow or green are stirred in after removing from heat, then poured onto flat dishes and dried in drafts before being cut into shapes and sugared for finishing.

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