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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Mar 26, 1932
Page
2
A Tennessee musician creates a violin bow using artificial silk strands. The novelty aims to mimic luxury materials and novelties are noted in society chatter.
Advice warns against self treatment using aspirin gargles noting risks of worsening infection. Recommends seeking genuine aspirin with Bayer cross stamped on tablets for physician endorsed relief.
The speaker notes salt cured fish dates to Phoenicians and Romans and recalls Dr Blackall’s request. He credits teachers and family in the fish trade, citing three hundred thousand quintals caught and salt cured under his supervision, and sets out to explain economical, wholesome fish preparation.
A fragmented discussion notes washing slime from stage fish with water or a bucket and explains enzymes drive decomposition. It contrasts desirable tenderizing in meat with undesirable softening and toxicity in fish, urging haste in preservation.
Detailed methods for preparing fish stress cleanliness and precision in cutting. Instructions cover keeping gear clean, avoiding damage to the collar bone, and the sequence of cut, header, and splitter work to ensure high quality "Number One" fillets.
The text describes washing fish and carrying it out, then forming small faggots of two or three fish on the first day on the flakes. As they dry, larger faggots are made and at Bonne Esperence all faggots are covered on the right with cotton covers used for about 25 years.
The instructions describe arranging鱼fish on a stage with stages for salting and pickling. It covers bulk depth, salting napes, keeping floors clean, and avoiding maggots. It explains salt sources, washing, and timing from twenty four to fifty hours, plus caution on removing the black nape and using proper materials.
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