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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1941
Page
5
A brief notice offers transfer pattern 7004 with 30 motifs ranging 614 by 5 inches to 144 by 13% inches. It notes easy cross stitch, applique alternatives, and shows stitches with required materials and illustrations. Send orders to obtain the pattern and motifs.
With food importance rising under the national defense program, plan to bottle peach jelly and jams from a record peach crop. This recipe yields six jars, uses peach juice, sugar, pectin, and a cooking method culminating in a hard boil and paraffin sealing.
Home canning guide presents Peach Marmalade, Pear Chips, Apple Butter, Gooseberry and Raspberry Jelly, and Harlequin Conserve. Step by step methods cover peeling citrus, cooking times, pectin use, and sterilization with notes on serving and pantry use.
Lynn advises testing jelly readiness by a clean spoon method or two drops on the spoon. Use ripe fresh fruit for jams and preserves and remove spots or bruises to prevent spoilage. Can on a rainy day, clean equipment, boil jars in soda water, and boil old lids for twenty minutes.
A Barbara Bell pattern No 1560 B offers a simple dress with high waist and back tied sash belt for comfort during chores. In sizes 12 through 40 with busts 30 to 40, fabrics like gingham and seersucker are suggested with braid and buttons. Send your order with pattern number name and address.
An Englishman and former high speed salesman who joined the army was seriously wounded and spent days delirious in a base hospital. After turning the corner in recovery, nurses surrounded his bed with money for the radios refrigerators and vacuum sweepers he sold while unconscious.
A quotation notes that riches should advance the mind as well, urging pace with wealth and not settling for liberal acts but seeking magnificence. The line attributed to Sir Thomas Browne emphasizes intellectual growth accompanying fortune, cautioning against complacency in generosity.
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