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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1946
Page
3
The article advises low temperatures around 40 degrees with adequate ventilation to remove foul air. Best stored in a basement room without heating or drying of air. Place boxes or baskets on the floor with space beneath for air circulation.
The note reports household fat salvage totaling 7 to 8 percent of inedible tallow and etenxes over three years, used largely in sap making. It also offers bizarre guidance on preserving wools and crafting a candle by heating a tang and sealing with antlered resin and a lift oven stone.
Absurd moisture? The text notes honey and brown sugar absorb moisture from the air, causing sweets like teinga jelly omkies meringue and confec tone to soften in humidity. By storing baked goods in a proper closed container homemakers can prevent this issue and maintain texture.
When tomato roots cannot get enough water, plants draw moisture from fruit. The deepest tissue near the skin shows collapse and leathery decay as rotting organisms invade the injured area. The affected fruit is usually a total loss.
A daughter was born to Mrs Wilya Johnson, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Mortensen. The birth occurred on October 22 and Mrs Beth Gogoff of Salt Lake is visiting relatives in town for a month.
The Thames served as London s fashionable parade from the 16th century onward with gilded barges and ruffed gallants gliding past private landings beside palace gardens. River spectacles once led by al barge and guilds drew crowds, but no major pageants have colored London s scene in the last century.
A guide explains drying salt using residual heat from a gas stove pilot light or by placing the salt container in a warm oven. The salt dries overnight near the pilot light or after oven use when the warmth remains.
Overall state debt has been reduced more than 25 per cent in recent years. State and local governments have accumulated and invested more than $5,000,000,000 in surplus funds, mostly in government bonds. Unemployment compensation reserves by the end of the war totaled more than $6,000,000,000.
The note explains the word strawberry as a corruption of straw berry, referencing runners that stray from the parent plant in all directions to form new growth.
Eye health news compares eyes to eggs and milk, warning that deterioration happens quickly and should be handled with the same care as perishable foods like fresh milk or meat. Medical experts urge prompt assessment and protective measures to maintain vision.
The United States coast and geodetic survey blends science with field risk. Field teams endure snakes, hostile terrain, and river rapids while conducting geodetic control work. Young engineers gain salaries, training, and potential permanent roles, with towers and measurements furnishing latitude longitude and elevations.
SINGAPORE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS Aerial survey shows Burma and Java rice output likely fall about 600000 tons short of internal needs this year. Some 16000000 acres of irrigated rice in Burma Java and French Indo China uncultivated. Officials expect Burma to use wartime surplus to cover shortfall while hoping to continue some exports.
Sarawak, the rich Borneo kingdom of the white rajahs, is now a British Crown colony. An order in council, enacted with legislation approved by Parliament and Sarawak's supreme council, ceded the state of 500000 inhabitants and 300000 acres of rubber plantations to Britain. Sir Charles Vyner Brooke, the last white rajah, 71, ceded Sarawak under an agreement awarding his three daughters and local officials proceeds from a $4,000,000 trust fund established from Sarawak funds.
Willis Conkright Jr., 14, of Flint Michigan, lost part of his right arm in a mower accident on his father’s farm. Neighborhood playmates raised funds to buy him an artificial arm after he fell before a horse drawn mower while shooing a pheasant and brood from the blades.
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