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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1947
Page
7
Home makers are urged to plan jams and preserves this season as an economical way to enhance meals. The article lists recipes for Blueberry Apple Butter Cantaloupe Peach Conserve Elderberry Jam and Concord Grape and Plum Jam with steps to prepare sterilize and seal in jars plus notes on using small batches to reduce waste and preserve color.
Instructions for making Blackberry Jam Cherry Raspberry Conserve Cherry Marmalade and Raspberry Currant Marmalade. Describes crushing fruit measuring ingredients boiling to a hard boil skimming pouring into jar sterilizing and sealing with paraffin. Notes on using jam for lunches and canning techniques released by Western Newspaper Union.
The article surveys Olympic National Park in Washington with rain forests and Roosevelt elk, Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado preserving cliff dwellings, and Hot Springs Arkansas and Platt National Park Oklahoma noted for health springs. It details park features, geography, and early inhabitants.
Jelly that is clear tender and sparkling retains its fruit flavor and holds shape when turned from the glass yet remains soft enough to spread with a knife. Use containers with wide mouths to slide the jelly onto plates for serving.
This passage advises testing acidity before jelling and adding lemon juice if needed. It notes fully ripe fruits often lack enough pectin for jelly and recommends mixing half ripe with half unripe berries. For spiced jelly, add a bag of mixed spices during initial cooking and use a wide bottom pan to speed cooking and preserve color.
U S Forest Service seeks to preserve 1 800 000 acres of primitive area in north Idaho as the last frontier. The Selway Bitter Root region spans Bitter Root Nez Perce Clearwater and Lolo National forests. Idaho regional forester R H Rutledge says frontier conditions should be maintained for future generations.
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