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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1947

Page

6

Gake A La Mode Sponge Cake With Ice Cream Topping

Simple sponge cake served with berries peaches or rhubarb. Ice cream topping options include a hot fudge sauce made from chocolate butter milk sugar corn syrup and vanilla. The recipe yields about 1 1/2 cups sauce to top the cake with ice cream.

Home Canned Pickled Beets Make Colorful Appetizers

Home canned beets provide a colorful tasty addition year round. The Ball Blue Book recipe uses 1 gallon small beets 2 cups sugar or 1 cup sugar with 1 cup corn syrup cinnamon allspice 314 cups vinegar 1% cups water. Cook skin beets, simmer syrup, pack hot jars, process five minutes in hot water.

Morocco Spotted Horse Origin and Build by W J Dryden

The Morocco horse comes from crossing the Morocco Barb with the English Hackney and the French coach horse. It resembles the Arabian in conformation and weighs 1050 to 1400 pounds. A general purpose breed, it suits work and pleasure with stamina and self reproduction. Registration requires 14.2 hands height and a clean, neat type with ample legs for saddle or harness.

Morocco

Home Canned Tomatoes Preserve Vitamin C In Winter

The guide explains selecting firm ripe tomatoes, scalding, skinning, and packing them in hot jars. It details two methods for processing with salt per quart and times for hot water baths, plus tips on core removal and avoiding decayed fruit to retain food value.

Engineer in Good Eating: Home Canning History and Tools

A historical overview traces home canning from Napoleon era prizes to Mason jars and Dome lid seals. It notes key milestones by Appert, Pasteur, Shriver, and Mason, and emphasizes following Ball Blue Book guidelines to ensure safe, delicious preserved foods.

Napoleon Paris Nicolas Appert Frederick the Great Nicolas Louis Pasteur A. K. Shriver Baltimore John Mason Mason

Anchored Seil Will Defeat Dust Storms

Farmers in the Great Plains heed warnings of another dry cycle and plan to anchor susceptible acreage with hardy grasses. Brome grass and crested wheatgrass spread across the Plains and into the Corn Belt as erosion control advances include harvesting and seeding methods for buffalo grass, gramas, and wheat grasses.

Seil Great Plains Paul T. Scott South Dakota State College Capper Plains States Corn Belt

Camp Takona Stay Ends At Clear Lake

Carol Schrader Joyce Davenport Mildred Hart and Ron Taylor conclude a two week stay at Camp Takona Clear Lake this week.

Carol Schrader Joyce Davenport Mildred Lee Hart Rny Taylor Camp Takona Clear Lake

Heated animal cups promise water in extreme cold

New heated cups for cows and hogs operate from an available 115 volt AC supply and pressured water. Tests in northern states show automatic operation as the animal noses the valve and uses about 14 percent kilowatt hours per day.

Farmers Poorly Housed In Nation's Housing Crisis

The National Committee on Housing Inc reports that over 16.5 million U S farm families exist with 4.3 million poorly housed and about half living in homes beyond repair.

The National Committee On Housing, Inc United States

Wall Window Treatment Enlarges Small Rooms

Small rooms can look larger with simple design tricks. Light colors on woodwork brighten walls to open the space, while contrasting hues make areas seem smaller. Light adds depth. large openings can seem to shrink. Valances at the top and floor-length drapes on wide windows adjust perceived verticality while careful coverage preserves light.

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