Old Directions Lost Arv Recipes for Pickling Salt
Old recipes discuss pickling, salt types, and brine clarity. It explains that table salt can cloud brine while granulated and flake salts have equal strength but different measures.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1964
Page
3
Home Craft And Family Life Notes From The 1960s
A collection of home preserving tips contrasts white vinegar with cider vinegar for pickling foods, advising on spice use and bagging techniques. It also covers parenting perspectives on a child’s viewpoint during family situations, honesty lessons, and a design guide stressing structural soundness, simple form, truthful materials, and functional beauty in home items.
Burning Off Wastes Valuable Crop Residue
An editorial urges farmers to stop burning crop residues as it wastes organic matter that builds soil structure and moisture storage. It notes widespread field burning this summer, warns of soil becoming compact and less absorbent, and calls for leaving residues to improve moisture and root depth amid dry conditions.
KC Retraining Classes Have Few Enrollees
Kansas City AP reports that statewide retraining programs in six states show low enrollment despite job prospects. About 200,000 unemployed or underemployed exist, with under 5,000 enrolled or completed. Most starters finish, and 82 percent of graduates get jobs, above the national average. Officials cite lack of awareness as the main barrier and urge stronger outreach and responsiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Roland G. Ross
Office of Manpower, Automation and Training
OMAT
Ross
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
President Johnson's letter habits noted after election
Charles J. Jones of Boulder Colorado describes President Johnson's letter writing since taking office. He recalls receiving longer notes when Johnson was vice president and says the president now writes about once a month just to say hello. Jones is described as a cousin once removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Johnson
Charles J. Jones
Left Hand Canyon
Boulder
Colo
Jones
Roy Rogers and Dale Evans rehearse lip sync on NBC stage
Hollywood report explains how a large country style sequence for Roy Rogers and Dale Evans uses lip synchronization on a NBC sound stage. The orchestra reads newspapers during the fake singing while performers mime the lyrics and a cue card holder ensures accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Andy Williams
NBC
Roy
Dale
Salt Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Negro To Be Responsible For Civil Rights Protests
Wichita leaders face demonstrations with responsibility. Hugh Jackson, executive secretary of the Wichita Urban League, reports on a Louisville national conference. He says moratoriums won’t curb all protests unless actions have a constructive objective and avoid violence. Robert Watson, Wichita Urban League president, cites cooperation between responsible Negro and white leaders locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Hugh Jackson
Wichita Urban League
Jackson
The
Urban League
Louisville
Robert Watson
Wheat Queen Contest Set At Wheat Meeting In Hays
Kansas wheat queen will be chosen at the annual meeting in Hays on October 29 sponsored by the Kansas Association of Wheat Growers and the Kansas Wheat Commission. County contests must be held by September 25 with district contests by October 29. Contestants judged in street clothes at county level and in street clothes and formals at state. State winner receives a 300 scholarship and a 300 wardrobe and will tour the country promoting wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge City
Kan
Hays
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Kansas Wheat Commission
Lawrence House of
House
Press Can't Sit At Table in Judge Hannay Court
Judge Alien B. Hannay of the U S District Court barred reporters from the press table in his Houston courtroom. Reporters may sit with spectators but may not cross the swinging gate. He cited a recent inaccuracy about grand jury witnesses hidden in his private chambers as the reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Houston, Tex
Alien B. Hannay
U.S. District Court
Hannay
Revaccination and Health Lessons At HDU Notes Meetings
Recorded notes show multiple HDU meetings with emphasis on revaccination every five years, health lessons, and safety talks. Topics included smallpox travel risks, cancer in women, home accident prevention, first aid, eye care, nutrition, and crafts. Attendance included eleven, five members plus guests, and officers led sessions at several homes with forthcoming meetings announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount
Francis Bell
Russell Wray
Bell
Spacemen Eat Insects In Nevada Desert Test
America's 14 Gemini space trainees at Stead Air Force Base prepare for a two day survival exercise in the Nevada desert. They will live on water and a standard kit while learning to forage, having been served fried caterpillars and insects as a first taste of survival cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gemini Space
Stead Air Force Base
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