Can Fruit Be Canned Without Sugar Preservation
Special Information Service notes methods to can fruits without added sugar. Apples underripe berries and stone fruits may be canned in their own juices by several techniques including jar canning with no liquid, cooking then using extracted juice as a syrup, or cooking to a sauce and sealing hot. Sundrying is also discussed as a low cost preservation method when climate permits.
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Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union One-Year Offer
Local notice indicates a combined newspaper subscription option for both papers priced at 84.50 for one year. Readers may subscribe to either Terre Haute Star or Sullivan Union, or the joint package as listed.
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Solar and artificial drying methods for foods described
United States Department of Agriculture experts compare sun drying with glass covered solar driers and with artificial heat dryers. Sun drying risks insects and dust. glass covered driers exclude both. Artificial heat dries mainly in any weather, allows larger batches but needs supervision to avoid overheating. cost is higher, yet homemade cook stove driers can match market models in efficiency.
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Rules for Pressure Cooker Canning in Glass Jars
Canning specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture outline steps for using steam pressure canners with glass jars. Steps include preheating jars, keeping the canner steam tight, steady pressure, and careful timing, cooling until zero gauge, and promptly tightening lids after processing.
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Merom Happenings Include College Visitors And Talks
Miss Beatrice McHenry of Modes to Cal is visiting Merom this week with former professor B F Mec Henry listed as her father. A R Van Cleave and Vera, both former students, are guests of Merom friends. H C Eberhart will visit the college next week to support the athletics department. Miss Lela Ruth Doyle, director of the school of music, studies in Colorado Springs this summer. Pres and Mrs C B Hershey were in Ohio for the rural pastors conference at Defiance College, Hershey giving addresses and visiting Dan and Mrs B L Lawson, UC College graduates.
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World Views on Beauty Through Hair Teeth and Paint
The passage surveys diverse beauty practices across cultures. It notes Japanese women gilding teeth, Indian customs dyeing teeth black, Hottentot women painting bodies red and black, and Greenland women coloring faces blue and yellow.
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