Table Talks on Home Canning Changes and Recipes
Canning methods have evolved with clearer steps and better keeping quality. The Dominion Department of Agriculture promotes a revised Home Canning of Fruits and Vegetables bulletin available from Ottawa. Recipes include Strawberry Jam and Rhubarb Chutney with step by step processing times for various containers and methods.
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Home Economists
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Crochet pattern 850 for beginners to advanced
Learn to crochet with an heirloom square pattern number 850. Send twenty five cents in coins to Needlecraft Dept Room 421 73 Adelaide St West Toronto and print the pattern number name and address.
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Needlecraft Dept
Adelaide St
West
Toronto
Fragmented Puzzle Clue List Teases Historical Terms
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous crossword style clues and partial answers. It mentions former U S Secretary of Commerce and a mix of across and down entries including Greek letters, places, and common words, with partial word fragments and abbreviations.
Anazrer to Previonva Powale le with heat
Fragmentary word list shows scattered terms and numbers including heat thunder search through dye rent constellation error room intense disliké naughty God of tin and other disconnected fragments from a broken page. The readable items lack coherent narrative or clear event.
A Peek at Barry the Columnist and His Misadventures
Susie narrates a playful portrait of Barry the columnist during a holiday week. He knocks over paint, revs a car into a blackened sprint, and leads friends on lake mischief with canoes and a sailboat. The piece ends with Susie joking she won't be second fiddle to any grizzly bear.
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Susie
Barry
Thad
Talen
Lake Simcoe
Grizely
June on Ginger Farm Amid Floods and Cold Weather
In June on Ginger Farm, floodwaters rise as a creek swells and debris blocks a bridge. Cows swim to safety while Eva the cow avoids water, and the narrator notes ongoing cold, rain, and a furnace outage before reflecting on resilience and shared compassion.
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Bob
Eva
Roads and Bridges From Kings Still Serve in France
Historic routes and arches built under Louis XIV and Napoleon remain in daily use across modern France. Officials note these structures integral to regional transport and heritage tourism, reflecting enduring engineering style and state investment.
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Louis XIV
Napoleon
France
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U. S. Secretary of Commerce
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Previonva Powale
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Dodd
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Maxwell House
Lipton
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Lipton’s
Lipton Limited