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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
11
A humorous essay tracks a typical sportsman who buys hats and hunting fishing licenses, then calculates the economic value of his season. It humorously contrasts license costs with the perceived worth of game and fish, ending with the sportsman sharing tales at a club.
An old-timer recalls illegal 8 gauge shots at ducks as Ducks Unlimited plans its largest rescue program yet to curb migratory waterfowl losses. The group has $350000 allocated for breeding-area restoration and completed 85 projects last year with more planned pending weather.
The article guides quick safe freezing of peaches peas asparagus and berries to preserve freshness and flavor. It covers speed two hour rule for handling, prep steps for raspberries and strawberries, and suggests tested varieties like Cuthbert Latham Viking and Marshall. It details washing draining chilling and sugar use for best results.
A home cooking feature offers quick ideas to refresh meals with color and flavor. It suggests a French dressing with currant jelly, broiled bacon and tomato sandwiches with American cheese sauce, and detailed steps for freezing peaches and preparing frozen peas and green beans.
Thunderhead senses danger as riders close in on the corral. Ken watches the stallion and herd react with fear and power as ropes are snapped and the bond tightens, leading to a dramatic enclosure clash in the North Ravine.
The text suggests baking fish fillets in thick cream with sliced mushrooms and herbs like chives and paprika. It mentions serving with icy cold sliced cucumber and new potatoes. It adds ideas for improving omelets with herbs and pairing cinnamon with apple sauce for French toast at luncheon or breakfast.
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