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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1935
Page
10
The piece compares traditional home canning with buying ready canned foods from stores, noting experts in commercial canning oversee crops, harvest timing, and quality control. Clover Farm Stores promote canned peaches this week, while home stockers find supplies for self canning. A shortCobblers shop joke follows in Boston Globe style.
A practical guide detailing setup of a backyard horseshoe tournament. It covers stake placement at 28 feet (20 for beginners), making scoring rings or boxes, shoe construction if needed, throwing styles open and closed, scoring rules including ringers and leaners, and tournament progression to a 21 point final with team play. It also notes two common throwing styles and emphasizes keeping shoes stable and flat during throws.
Ruth Clark of Ran all Kans sends her picture while seeking correspondence from young stamp collectors. James W. Clark of Logan Kans and Harry L. Davis of Marion Ill request replies. Viola Erickson Ettrick Wis and Annabelle Sander fon Gaston Ind wonder about missing letters. Carl Spence Logan Ohio reports weight gain and hope for a local Hobby Club charter. Ethel M. Tasker Delphos Kans praises the Hobby Club. Frank W. Elverson Pat Heights Beaver Falls Pa and Edna Blackman Malvern Iowa also write. Election results for national Hobby Club officers to appear Aug 23. Larry York.
The Hobby Club welcomes all young people under 80 to join and develop hobbies. It currently has nearly 6000 members. To join, fill the application blank and mail to Larry York c o The Four Leaf Clover Box 5906 Cleveland Ohio.
Ginger Rogers suggests leaving a band of peel around the thickest part of red apples when baking. This preserves the fruit during cooking and enhances their appearance.
In a Phoenix Mutual Field exchange the new minister asks Miss Jones for thoughts on Sunday's sermon. She replies that it was very good and notes they did not understand what sim was before his arrival.
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