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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1975
Page
4
The piece discusses home canning with a focus on jams and jellies. It references a publication by Wejman and St. Peter, authors of Jams and Jellies, and outlines their rules for a collection of 167 recipes and historical essays.
A lively paragraph outlines fruit products including fruit butter made from pulp sieved and cooked with sugar, jelly from fruit juice cooked with sugar until clear, jam from crushed fruit cooked with sugar, and preserves as whole fruit cooked slowly in syrup. Marmalade is noted as including a tart fruit, usually citrus.
A short mix lists 1 percent cups chocolate and fresh mint leaves with 2 percent cups water and 344 cups sugar. The line reads like an improvised kitchen ratio note, lacking full context or method.
Class Officers listed by grade with president and vice president. secretary treasurer and student council members. Sponsors named for each group. Special teachers in grade school include music physical education reading girls coach and boys coach.
Bruce Bureman of Kansas City and fellow Foolsgold members Tim O Rourke and Bob Sol write most songs and will perform in Tulsa and Nashville. The trio recorded their first album Strawberry Pickin Yes and recently finished a Kansas City engagement at Country Club Plaza. Bruce, Paula and their son share deep roots with Scandia and Kansas City family ties.
An optometric public service notes that aging reduces eye sensitivity and reading requires adaptation. Mild cataracts and retinal changes blur vision, and stronger lenses cannot restore sharp sight. Lifestyle tips include good lighting, periodic rest, and magnifiers while accepting updated eyesight.
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