07 Jul 1917
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Newspaper
The Clayton News
Location
Clayton, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1917
Page
1
A congressional speech praises a wartime food and fuel conservation bill as essential for victory. The speaker argues drastic measures are needed to protect the nation from food and fuel shortages, urging fast action and national mobilization across industries and communities.
The note urges readiness to preserve surplus fruits and vegetables by canning in tight containers or stoneware, drying produce, salting or pickling, and storing in a cool place. It emphasizes prepared jars, jars sealed with cork, and concentrate products for space efficiency.
Guidance urges canners to preserve fruit using boiling water only due to high sugar prices. Sterilize fruit in water, avoid syrup, and note that fruit may lose sweetness and texture without sugar. Even so, water bath processing can produce safe, ready-to-use fruit products, with caution on sweetness and texture.
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