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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1945
Page
13
Fragmented OCR presents a mixed recipe page with desserts and lamb pies. Instructions mention sugared molasses and meringue folds, with variable oven temps and odd measurements. A separate lamb pie method describes lamb, vegetables, and pastry, baking in casseroles at high heat until set.
Walt Messenger surveys essential garden tools in a practical guide. He favors long-handled spades and rounds for turning sod, discusses hand plows, and notes the Weeder helps loosen weeds around beets and carrots. The piece emphasizes basic gear over gadgets and the value of steady work.
The article urges saving waste fat for salvage and cooking use, advising on rendering pork fat for shortening and flavoring soups and baked goods. It includes recipes and preservation directions, then notes wartime U S food mobilization and unit costs reaching hundreds of millions in support for the Army of France.
Research shows pectin from fruits expands beyond jams to gums in toothpaste, vitamin prep, and medicine. Lab developers find pectin from sweet potatoes oranges and peels boosts jam yield and creates new textile and dietary applications across industries.
The piece credits Robert Douglas a Scotch immigrant with discovering pectin in 1812 and notes the development of pectin research and early commercial production. It mentions his role as a salesman and ties to thermometer use in jam puncture, framing the birth of pectin industry through a mix of immigrant ingenuity and modern food science.
A brief note on how fruit and produce from apples and citrus now support home economy through jams and jellies. It highlights a wartime role for food manufacturing products and their use in medicine and pharmacy as helpful aids.
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