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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1944
Page
6
Home makers learn sugar should not hinder winter preserving as recipes for honey orange jelly grapefruit marmalade and cranberry jam appear. Instructions cover fruit prep pectin boiling and paraffin sealing with tips for sugar saving and mailing requests to Lynn Chambers in Chicago.
An insider account traces King Boris of Bulgaria’s death after a forceful Berchtesgaden meeting with Hitler. It links Bulgaria’s pro Nazi turn to pressure from Berlin and notes Turkey’s wartime role, Von Papen’s influence, and a proposed peace plan amid Balkan realignments.
Kathleen Norris writes of a soldier lover and a plan to marry in New Mexico. Her frail mother fears losing her only daughter and resists the match, even as Alan, a captain, promises to wait until after the war. Concerns over safety and happiness loom as the couple seeks a path forward.
A nurse and columnist Kathleen Norris argues that children owe no living to their parents and urges letting daughters marry freely. The piece contrasts a young teacher Evelyn who marries to please her mother with a San Francisco grandmother moved to a separate home by her daughter to restore family harmony.
Jelly making hinges on consistent flavor and texture. Use pectin or add it from a commercial product, combine with proper sugar, acids, and minerals, and avoid overcooking to preserve pectin. Best jellies are tender, quivery, translucent, and cut cleanly. Save Used Fats.
Quote on modesty as the guiding shade that highlights other virtues, likening it to the effect of color in a picture. Sir Richard Steele’s comparison emphasizes modesty as essential to perceived beauty and moral balance.
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