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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1945
Page
7
Susan Adams offers McCall's July recipes for corn relish and bread and butter pickles. Instructions include ingredient lists and step by step prep for corn relish, spiced cantaloupe, and bread and butter pickles with sterilized pint jars and precise boiling times.
Watermelon rind pickles using 2 lb rind sliced pieces soaked in four cups water with one tablespoon lime and four cups vinegar following a brining method. A compact historic recipe fragment for preserving rind as a tangy pickle.
A detailed recipe for cucumber pickles with salty brine and alum, lemon raisin filling, and a spiced sugar vinegar syrup. Cucumbers are brined, drained, filled, bathed in syrup, and kept under vinegar with weights, repeating a daily syrup pour for nine mornings. Keeps indefinitely in syrup.
Pfc Ed Davis, son of L A Davis of 934 Vance Street Roanoke Rapids, is home on furlough. He served with the Timberwolf Division and took part in campaigns in Belgium Holland and Germany.
Ancient bodies entombed on a mountainside near the Amazon river may be last relics of a race that flourished thousands of years ago. Read of this unusual discovery in the July issue of THE AMERICAN WEEKLY Nation's Favorite Magazine.
A newspaper notice directs readers in Baltimore to purchase the Baltimore Sunday American through local newsdealers, outlining how to obtain the edition and where to find participating sellers.
A reader urges calm and restraint after noting headlines about snooty clerks. They advise writing a venting note then tearing it up, insisting they have not met such clerk behavior personally.
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