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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1917
Page
10
Instructional guide on a one period cold pack canning method from the agriculture department. Covers preparation, blanching, packing, sealing, processing times, and storage for fruits and vegetables with emphasis on speed, cleanliness, and safety.
The U S Department of Agriculture advises securing regular tight sealing containers for vegetables soups meats and fish. Concentrate products to maximize food per jar or can and avoid canning items best kept dried or in other forms. Dry beans cabbage potatoes and root crops for winter storage.
Rome war office reports 3500 additional prisoners captured on the Carso while heavy fighting lasts. The Julian front has yielded 22419 prisoners since May 1, highlighting ongoing Italian success in the campaign.
The Mississippi Valley Apple Growers' Association mails a call to 700 papers urging higher fruit output. It cites President Wilson's proclamation on fruit shortages, urges landowners to maximize production, notes wartime damage to European orchards, and predicts better prices for a broader domestic fruit supply this season.
A representative from a major fruit growing group urges mobilization of all fruit growing interests to boost the nations food supply. James Handly, secretary, Mississippi Valley Apple Growers Association calls for united action to expand production and support national food security.
Sixty three Des Moines Jewish merchants who kept stores closed Saturday but opened Sunday May 18 were found not guilty of violating the Iowa Sunday blue law by Municipal Judge J E Meyer.
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