What kind of world when the shooting stops
Opinion piece questions postwar world order and America’s role as a future world policeman. It debates isolationism, imperialism, disarmament, and the fate of Britain and the Allies, asking how peace terms might be shaped and who will feed a postwar world.
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America
Roosevelt
Europe
Republican Party
British Empire
Germany
Italy
Russia
United States
Churchill
Collier’s
George T. Renner
Columbia University
Turkey
Holland
East Indies
Belgium
Wilson
Vegetable Canning Guide Emphasizes Safe Pressure Processing
The guide urges choosing young tender vegetables and clean handling for canning. It stresses pressure cooker use for correct times and rapid processing to prevent spoilage, noting mold and bacteria dangers and the need to seal jars tightly after precooking.
Lynn Says How Many Jars To Preserve Harvest
The column discusses home canning quantities for common garden produce. It lists rough yields per unit for tomatoes beans corn and peas with notes on jar counts and processing outcomes.
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Lynn
Weekmenu features fruit cup lamb steaks and sides
This week’s menu lists Raspberry and Cherry Fruit Cup, Lamb Steaks, Creamed New Potatoes, Buttered Greens, Onion-Orange Salad, Raisin Bread, Custard Pie and Beverage for the meal plan.
Proper Jars Cooling and Sterilization for Canning
The guide stresses cooling jars away from drafts with space for air, testing seals by tapping lids for a ringing sound, and re canning if dull. It covers sterilizing jars caps and lids by washing, boiling 15 minutes, and keeping equipment ready. It notes avoid dipping in hot water and emphasizes timely processing. Tomatoes require different handling with scalding, peeling, packing, adding acid, and processing in a water bath or oven.
Homemaking Tips From Old Household Guide
Keep lemons by burying them in dry sand in a stone jar to prevent contact. Wax linoleum floors after cleaning with mild soap and water. Hang clothes to iron with many clothespins and shake to remove wrinkles. Chill very fresh bread in the refrigerator. Bake meat loaf in muffin tins for faster cooking. Cracked china may result from sudden temperature changes or soaking too long in water.
Roving Punchline Bits and Banter in a Local Page
A quirky snippet features a joke about anglers and honesty followed by a joke about a doctor patient exchange. The humor hinges on truth telling and half profit. The piece ends with a proverb about thinking before speaking impacting conversation.
Rightfully His Ace Dispute Sparks Courtroom Confrontation
In a tense exchange a player accuses an opponent of cheating while the other denies the claim. A heated debate centers on the timing of an ace during the match and the referee weighs the ruling.
Retaliation Lady Johnny Faces Bulldog Incident
Johnny wails claiming the bulldog provoked the scene while a bystander asks why faces are being made. The exchange centers on a confrontation between a child named Johnny and a bulldog, with a brief rebuttal of fault.
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Johnny
Camels Still Favorite With Service Members
The article notes service members prefer Camel cigarettes across Army Navy Marines and Coast Guard with sales records from service stores. It mentions slang shifts such as the helmet nicknamed head bucket and jokes about rheumatism and exclamatory humor.
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Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
Adv
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