Understanding Ham Varieties and Buying Tips
The piece explains ham types from true hind-leg ham to picnic and cottage roll, detailing curing smoking and cooking methods. It notes the butt and shank cuts, bone in versus boneless, skinless fully cooked options, and price factors based on processing. It advises reading label directions for safe preparation.
Igloo Turkey Salad Feature from Poultry Institute
An old fashioned picnic favorite combines potato salad with turkey salad in a chilled molded igloo. Prepare with mashed potato salad and turkey salad in a six cup bowl, press, chill, unmold onto lettuce garnish, and serve in wedges with tomato or pepper accents.
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Happy II Labrador Offered by Ottawa Residents
Former prime minister John Diefenbaker plans to replace his golden Labrador Happy II after the dog bit a maid and Mrs Diefenbaker. The animal had a chronic disorder and disposal was deemed necessary. The Diefenbakers consider two Ottawa residents who each offered golden Labradors as potential replacements.
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Thatched Roof Tradition Lives On In Britain’s Countryside
Anne Newman, Britain’s likely only woman thatcher, trains under George Mullins and travels England in a caravan to master the craft. Across 600 house thatchers, four materials used, from Devon reed to heather. Anne begins each day before dawn, climbing ladders and securing bundles with nails, while trainee Valerie Harris assists.
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Photo Tips for Air Photography on Tours
Learn to avoid window vibration by not resting the camera on glass. Keep a loaded camera ready for spontaneous shots and photograph signs and landmarks to add identification. Clean lenses to prevent dust flare. Practice before travel and frame scenes with props like trees and fences.
Phoenicians Introduced Grapes to France and Italy
The grape arrived in southern France and Italy around 600 B.C. carried by Phoenician traders. This early cultivation helped establish viticulture in the region and influenced Mediterranean wine history.
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Italy
Rivers Scout Receives Gold Card at Rivers Camp Investiture
Phillip Cove of Rivers Camp earned 18 proficiency badges and the A B C fords over nine years. He was decorated with the Queen Scout Badge in 1961 by Lt. Gov. Alberta Percy Page. As Rover Scout and assistant scout master, he is the son of F L and Mrs D A Cove.
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Abbreviated mail slang rises among teens and adults
A newspaper notes that short initials appear on envelopes. SWAK is long established meaning sealed with a kiss. Newer codes like DDDD and AAAAAA puzzle readers with phrases about letters and replies.
China Sea Storms Spawn Typhoons Near East Asia Coasts
Most of the typhoons that lash the coasts of Japan and Korea in late summer and early fall originate in the China sea east of Formosa. This meteorological note links weather patterns to the western Pacific region, highlighting typhoon origins and regional impact.
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Korea
China Sea
Formosa
Replace Fear of Arthritis With Intelligent Approach
A concise health note urges readers to overcome fear of arthritis by adopting a practical plan. It recommends seeking early medical advice from a doctor to tailor prevention and management strategies.
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