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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1947
Page
14
A household guide presents strawberry preserving methods for jam jelly and marmalade. It covers Strawberry Marmalade Strawberry Rhubarb Jelly Strawberry Jam and Strawberry Pineapple Jam with step by step cooking times and quantities. Also included are Strawberry Ice Strawberry Sherbet and Strawberry Ice Cream with notes on using freezer trays and cooling methods.
A taxi driver Louie recalls a passenger asking about charity and shares his blood donation to a dying man who later can be the donor’s owner. The traveler reflects on social inequities and the chance of meeting the donor again. The passenger leaves a final message about rectifying mistakes.
Dry lettuce after washing by placing in a small cloth bag and shaking to absorb moisture without bruising leaves. For even pancake browning rub a salt bag on the griddle to reduce smoking and ease cleanup. Add herbs to hot soup at the end to preserve flavor. Use properly sized pots and pans to conserve heat. For grease spills, pour ice water on the spot and scrape away fat with a knife.
Crossword puzzle clues and solutions arranged as horizontal and vertical entries. Entries include common words for roles, objects, measurements, and verbs, with references to colors, scales, and basic linguistic terms. The puzzle covers a range of lengths and vocabulary typical of a newspaper puzzle page.
The article summarizes ten rules for happier living. Have a hobby, develop a life philosophy, share thoughts, confess and consult someone you like, face fears, balance fantasy with fact, avoid escapes, exercise moderately, love wisely, and don’t worry. Patience and time are key.
Vacationers flood travel lanes as wartime restrictions ease. The National Park system draws 21.6 million visitors last year with Yellowstone and Big Bend as top destinations. Concessioners anticipate better staffing and advance reservations remain advised for busy seasons.
Half a million visitors have worn a path through Hyde Park home of Franklin D Roosevelt, now a national historic site. Bracing and carpeting were added as the park service repairs worn lawns and the entrance stairs. The house and 83 acres opened to the public April 12, 1946, on the first anniversary of Roosevelt's death, with strict daily entry limits.
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