Two Hours From Garden to Can
The article summarizes USDA guidance on home canning. It promotes hot packing to speed processing and explains when to use steam pressure canners for nonacid vegetables to avoid texture loss. It cites Farmers Bulletin 1471-F and notes rapid heating to 240 degrees via pressure canning, saving time over boiling water methods.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Department For Farmers' Bulletin
Fairy Tale for the Children by Graham Bonn
A brief tale introduces a boy adventurer named David and his friend Compass who explains his name and why he points north south east and west. Compass boasts of keeping his self brushed up and notes his habit of noting the four cardinal points.
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David
Compass
L Alwys
May
Savi
Guiar
Hints for Housekeepers and Compass Farewell
A mix of housekeeping tips about preserving fruit cooking greens and closet care. The passage shifts to a dialogue where David bids farewell to Compass as directions teaching advice ends. The scene emphasizes practical chores and a character’s departure.
Tasty Desserts and Dishes for Any Table
A collection of fruit based desserts and salads including Orange Jelly with Orange Custard Orange-Cherry Frozen Salad Combination Fruit Salad Lemon Cream Sherbet Blackberry Pie and related preparation details from a 1980 Western Newspaper Union feature. The text blends recipes with serving tips and seasonal fruit emphasis.
Vegetables for Roast Lamb in American Cooking
The United States Department of Agriculture notes peas and mint sauce as paired with roast lamb, but other relishes and vegetables can also complement lamb dishes. Variety in menus, contrasting flavors and colors enhance meals, with onions and peppers adding zest in lamb stews and horseradish and currant jelly as possible relishes. English cooks use mint sauce or curry, while American cooks favor mint jelly or mint gelatin as garnish or salad accompaniment.
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United States
Bureau of Hottie Economics
Mayer
Sleeveless Garments Liked by Small Boys
A Department of Agriculture guide shows small boys favor sleeveless overblouses and jerseys on hot days. It recommends washable fabrics like ginghams and broadcloth, with sturdy tailoring and easy-to-manage buttons. Colors should be masculine. mothers should ensure well-cut garments to foster good taste.
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United States
Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Separate Jacket Styles Dominate Early Fall Fashion
A vogue since spring, separate jackets remain popular through midseason and into early fall. Bright red jackets over white dresses stand out, with navy and pastel combos also trending. Paletots in velveteen and shoulder cape details add novelty, modeled with coordinated accessories.
What Became of Father Gapon The Russian Leader
The article reviews the life and fate of Father George Gapon, a peasant leader who inspired workers before the 1905 events in St. Petersburg. It recounts his rise, the 1905 Bloody Sunday siege, exile, and subsequent disappearance and rumors of death or continued life.
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Father Gapon
Russia
Tate
Mather Gapony
Ann Tnul
Ln Forest
Mather George Ganon
Soremate
Russlan
Poltnyn
Gapon
Seczar
Lge
Switzerland
Europe
St. Petersburg
Vildai
Hai
Tather Gapon
Ozerki
Finland
Ariest
Father Gapou
Constantinople
United States
Volga
Wheeler Syndicate
Maid Remains At Doctor's House After His Death
A long time maid at the doctor’s home learns of his death and stays on. An old friend arrives seeking the doctor and, after a brief shock, asks to see him while the maid asks him to wait.
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Graham Bonn
Avyold
Western Newspaper Union
Suez Canal
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Union
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