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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1941
Page
6
A wartime guide to canning highlights ripe peach jelly peach marmalade and pear chips with step by step methods. Recipes include Harlequin Conserve, Gooseberry and Raspberry Jelly, Apple Butter and preservation tips using pectin and sterilized jars.
Mrs. Buckner recalls Clark Buckner’s brush with con artists in New York. He dazzled them with a mining tale and a girl named Sari, then stayed true to Sam, exposing the scam. In the end the vultures got a fictitious mine, Clark kept Sam safe, and Clark married Sari.
Lynn offers methods to test jelly doneness using spoon tests and two drops. Emphasizes ripe fruits free of bruises and short cooking to preserve color. Advises cleaning canning gear, choosing rainy days for prep, and boiling jars and lids in soda water before use.
The article urges immunizing dogs and cats against rabies to protect families and children. It notes rabies spreads by bite, recommends yearly vaccination by a veterinarian, and warns about parasites like fleas and lice as nuisances and potential disease carriers. It also mentions ringworm as a skin condition caused by mold and stresses pet responsibility.
Louis Raemaekers, the Dutch cartoonist, is highlighted for decades of anti German works and his current posters aiding Belgians and other groups resisting Nazi aggression. His background, age, and persistence are sketched as he critiques wartime brutality through stark black and white images.
A list of trivia prompts asks for a South American country with a Colorado river the Brobdingnagians described by a writer the weight of a gallon of pure water the world’s oldest continuously inhabited city the bundle of rods on a dime the largest star known whether a pound of feathers weighs more than a pound of gold and how many US Presidents have names beginning with A.
The list provides varied facts and names including Argentina and Damascus, mentions Swift and Gulliver, cites the weight of water, and notes antedated astronomical facts. It also contrasts weight systems with troy versus avoirdupois and lists three U S presidents in a trivia frame.
The senate and the house often receive bills not written by the named congressmen or committees but by one or more of ten lawyers in the office of the legislative counsel. This agency, created over two decades ago, serves this purpose and costs about $75,000 annually to the government.
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