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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1947
Page
3
Practical home guide advises using steam pressure cookers for safe canning, pre cooking and hot packing, and boiling canned vegetables 10 to 15 minutes before use. It covers packing depth, selecting sound produce, and common issues like cloudiness and browning with remedies and timing.
Lynn offers advice to glamorize trays with molding. Use prongs to flute cucumbers and bananas. Create vegetable platters with rings and colorful centers for visual appeal.
Arrange black or green olives around the salad bowl sides for appeal and avoid overcooking to keep a crisp look. Use fancy vegetable cutters to add interest for children and choose bright linens and sturdy tableware for porch or lawn service.
A father recalls 12 hour days while his son jokes about maturity and wisdom. A returned veteran’s wife asks for forgiveness with affectionate, fragmented lines about baking and hope, as she pleads for him to wake.
George six returns from his first day of school and, when asked who is the smartest in class, he answers the teacher. The line captures a child’s early respect for educators and humor in a home moment.
In a light exchange a traveler teases a waitress about forbidden tipping and apples in the garden. The waitress responds with a cheerful blessing, keeping the mood friendly and whimsical.
A delicate home scene unfolds as a husband and wife trade a playful insult about a coat and a kiss. The wife praises the garment while the husband reveals the coat is a gift from another person, stirring uneasy implications about infidelity or hidden motives.
Fats are listed as scarce and must be kept fresh. store in a cool dark place away from air light and heat to prevent rancidity. For hand painted china wash with mild soap and moderately hot water. a touch of unflavored fat helps the cream pitcher tip. Wear an apron for sewing with large pockets for tools. iron smocked sections dry and fluff to preserve the fabric’s appearance.
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