Freeze dried foods extend shelf life without refrigeration
Freeze drying removes moisture from fresh foods by freezing and drying under vacuum, allowing shrimp, chicken, beef, and other items to be stored on shelves for months with minimal quality loss. About 106 pounds of raw deboned chicken yields 29 pounds of freeze dried product, preserving texture and color with little weight change.
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US Department of Agriculure
Markenes
Sears
Best
Gos & i
Iteier
Restoring a 19th Century Silver Tea Set and Freeze Dried Foods
Amy Vanderbilt weighs in on valuing and restoring a 75 year old silver tea service while readers discuss freeze dried foods for dining use. The letters touch on market brands New Amsterdam Silver Company and others, cost estimates to reassemble or replace pieces, and advice on storage display versus restoration. Some readers mention testing, care, and home methods for rehydrating fruits and meats, with discussion of potential prices from 40 to 60 dollars per item.
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Vanderbilt
Department of Agrisec
Miss Vanderbelt
Ico
Sterdom Silver Company
Glea
M. S
Nashville
Tenn Ucts
J. W
New Britain
Conn
Social Register
New York City
Babbage
Mushi New Amsterdam Silver Company
Connesticut
Wallingford
Thetam
Baltimore
Shaker Flint
Chester
Paroe
Myrtle Black Muck
Kearsley Street
Flint
Michiment
Thejgan
Entier
Textured rayon toiles become spring fashion hits
Textured toile weaves, called snob rayon, rise in popularity this spring. Fabrics offer crisp texture and body for tailoring, especially in shapely dresses. Originating in Europe, American makers quickly join the trend with a range of colors and tweedy blends.
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Europe
Read and Runyon Wedding Ceremony in Church of Goir
Shirley Mae Read and Earl Arli ston Runyon exchanged vows at a 7 p.m. ceremony on March 2 at the Church of Goir officiated by Rev. Wayne Rosson. Music featured piano by Mrs. Wayne Rosson. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A L Read, wore a brocade satin gown with a scoop neck, cap sleeves, and a rose-trimmed waist. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Burley Runyon, wore formal attire. A reception for 100 followed in the church basement. The couple will reside at 155 Grafton Rd.
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Shirley Mae Read
Earl Arliston Runyon
Church of Goi
Wayne Rosse
Wayne Rosson
AL. Read
Oak-je ‘Wood
Tee
Burley Rupwon
Oakwood St
Jostesses
Alvin Petty
Robert Sprouse
Pat Shrover
Dorothy Shrover
Midview High School
Bunion
Neisner Bros
Normantown
West Va
Ami
Runyon
Grafton Ra
Alvin Petry
Roy LeMasters
Women’s Pages Seeks Notable Women And Projects
The Women’s Pages editor invites tips on women pursuing unique projects or solving household or family problems. Suggestions for women with different vocations or noteworthy ventures are welcome for feature consideration.
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Women's Pages
Women’s Pages
Historic Ohio topic at local DAR meeting
Olga Taylor opened the Elyria Chapter DAR talk on Historic Ohio with slides of Archibald Willard murals, the McGuffey Museum, Waldschmidt House, and Mary Merton’s tombstone. Members read National Defense Bulletin articles opposing school inventories and a patriotism-attack quote. Larry Lewis performed piano pieces. refreshments followed.
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Historic
Ohio
Olga Taylor
Elyria
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Montieth Hall
Taylor
Archibald Willard
McGuffey' Museum
Oxford
Waldschmidt House
DAR
Queen Victoria
Mary Merton
Maten Wilcox
National Defense Bulletin
J AL. Ashbrook
Elizabeth S Hani
United States of America
National Defense
Should young boys be taught to defend themselves
A GESELL INSTITUTE article recounts parents teaching their son to fight back to deter bullies. They used a punching bag, offered a dollar for fighting back, and later added a controlled judo experience. The authors note mixed feelings, warn against coldly rewarding aggression, and invite reader opinions on managing self defense in children.
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Tommy
Tom
Jim
Amish Reflected In Research Club Discussion
Mrs. E. H Faulkner presented The Amish, Plainest of the Plain, describing their German origins, 1693 church founding, migration to America in 172, and emergence as the Pennsylvania Dutch. She noted their simple life, avoidance of electricity and phones, and child Chore upbringing, with remarks on group dynamics and community practices.
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E. H Faulkner
Germany
America
Lams
Willam Penn
Faulkner
C. G. Schmithkons
Ralph Fox
T. F. Cushing
Ice Press
Calendar of Events From Local Clubs and Groups
Calendar of events listing meetings and times for Rebekah Local Club Mu Su Chapter Hi Queens St Andrew's Group Canany Baptist Church Mission Society EDCHS Band Exeter Dub Eastrate PTA St Mary Cefeir Guys and Galsfidlix Hall American Legion Auxiliary Daughters of America Eagles Hall Knights of St. Jeu St. Paul Bad Hoi League Helly Hell Phi Gamma Delta and other groups with times ranging from 2:15 pm to 9 pm at various venues including churches schools and halls.
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Rebekah
Helen Six
Monroe St
Mu Su
James Heguidzam
Denison Ave
Queens
Mary Qofer
Lacalie Br
St Andrew’s
Rpm
St. Andrew’s
Canany Baptist Church
Missionari Socety
EDCHS
Exeters
Eastrate
PTA
Ant Bensen Club
St. Mary Cefeir
Galsfidlix
Amercan Legion
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Déh Gereer
Smillee
Gerber
Gerber Baby Foods
Fremont
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Earl Runyon
Aus
Richard Cleckner
Aendarts
Nehard Cleckner
Larry Lewis
Midview School
Arthur Giles
Ace Dar
South
Elvin Chap
Humt
Emma French Brandt
Miss
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The
Gesell Institute OF Child Development
Frances L. Ilg. M. D
Louise Bates Ames
Chis Aldren
Bors
al Delue
Alfred Luther
Barra
Starkie
Cleveland
Everts Tonight
Daughters of Amenca
Phi Gamma Della
Elma Gard
Furnace St
Hotpoint
Warrenty
D&s Appliances, Inc
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