Cold pack canning steps for safe home storage
The cold pack method preserves food by filling jars with prepared product then sealing and sterilizing after packing. It outlines two parts: preparing and packing the raw product and cooking the packed jars in a hot water bath.
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Miss Anna Olsen County
Cold Pack Canning Stepwise Guide From Garden Produce
The article outlines a 12 step cold pack canning method detailing jar preparation sterilizing and blanching equipment and careful handling. It covers cleaning trimming sealing cooling adding syrup or salt hot water bath processing testing for leakage and labeling. It emphasizes fresh garden produce and proper vessel setup.
Sirups and Red Cross Notes Highlight War Efforts
An article from AF INTEREST TO THE WOMEN details canning syrups with sugar to water ratios and notes on jar safety. It also reports hospital garment output, workroom quotas, comfort kits for soldiers, and Red Cross auctions and meetings, including an upcoming park auction to aid troops.
Prices for Fish Show Varieties Targeted by Food Admin
Burlington July 8 The Food Administration investigates the rear end of the fish business to see which varieties are sold in different sections and how the ten cent a pound daily low price is being met. The list includes Whit ing croakers herring shad herring spotted trout ling skate wings medium hake market cod shark pots sea robins mennaden. Households encouraged to remember or post these options.
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Burlington
Food Administration
Atlantic
Canning Guide Teaches Blanching With Water Bath Steps
After paring and curing, all vegetables and some fruits should be blanched by plunging into boiling water for a short time. The method uses a wire skot as shown by the National War Garden Commission. Wash will send readers a free canning book for a two cent stamp. Watch for No. 3.
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National War Garden Commission
Washington, D. C
Wash
National Wet Garden Commission
Commission
Washington
Social Calendar Features Week of Community Events
Miss Zelda McAvoy hosts W W G sewing meeting this evening. Eureka Ladies Aid, Lexington Red Cross workers, and other groups hold afternoon meetings and social events through Thursday. Red Cross auxiliaries, Missionary societies, and church groups plan socials, auctions, and programs across town with gatherings at homes, churches, and parks.
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Zelda McAvoy
The
Wilbur Beenblossom
Eureka Ladies Aid Society
Bruce Gardner
Lexington Red Cross
Pythian Circle
Henry Shaver
Navajo Club
Red Cross
Louise Reaney
Pleasant Plains Missionary Society
Kolah Club
Havre Red Cross Auxiliary
Witting Shop
Home Canning Tips and Common Difficulties
Practical guidance on cold water dips to harden pulp and set coloring, hot water bath sterilizing steps, timing and handling to prevent jar breakage, proper syrup ratios, and avoiding mold and breakage in home canning. Includes beet color retention and rubber seal maintenance.
Third Quarterly Meeting of the W I L Honors Civic Efforts
The third quarterly session at Mrs. J B Crail’s home, led by Mrs. Eva Livingston, reviewed the W I L’s civic work from streets and parks to cemetery care and school gardens. Members praised support from Mayor Glasgow, Mayor Malleck, the city council, teachers, merchants, and contributors. Dues fund activities, with extra income from private subscriptions and events totaling over 300 dollars for Red Cross. A $30 gift backed Girls' Recreation’s efforts. next season’s lecture course is planned. dues canvass will begin.
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J. B. Crail
Eva Livingston
League
Glasgow
Malleck
Smith
Vilquain
Canning and Brown
C. A. Brook
Verne Marshall
Red Cross
Hird
Woodlawn Cemetery
Cit
Optimistic Thought Reminds of Remedy for Rights Invasion
A concise reflection notes that every invasion of rights has a remedy. It emphasizes proactive resilience and legal or moral avenues to restore liberty and justice. The tone invites steadfast optimism in defending personal and collective rights.
Farewell to Aaron Stafford as Havre sends him to Army
About eighty neighbors gathered Friday evening in Havre to bid farewell to Aaron E. Stafford who has enlisted in the United States Army and left for Jefferson Barracks Missouri. The party featured outdoor games and a cake auction whose proceeds partly funded Aaron and partly the Havre Red Cross auxiliary. The Red Cross ladies presented Aaron with a comfort kit as neighbors voiced strong patriotic support. Howard McBride accompanied him to Burlington.
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Will Stafford
Aaron E. Stafford
United States Army
Jefferson Barracks
Havre
Aaron Stafford
Circle of Friends
Near
Howard McBride
Burlington
All Can Do a Little in a World of Ignorance
A concise maxim by Huxley notes that individuals should improve their local sphere. The quote urges effort to reduce ignorance and misery in one’s own corner of the world.
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Huxley
Women Approved as Assistants in Meat Inspection Stations
Inspectors in charge of meat inspection, authorized by the Bureau of Animal Industry, U S Department of Agriculture, may select women as assistants where men are unavailable. War conditions hinder manning large stations, and several stations already employ women, who are shown to perform duties such as supervising shipments, labeling, branding, and assisting in sausage and canning departments.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
A True Friendship Should Be Sacred in Human Kind
A reflection on friendship emphasizing its sweetness and sacred nature. It highlights a sterling soul who always smiles and sees only fine and commendable traits, expects proper character, and remains unfazed by over-familiarity when others are of the right stuff.
Sleeping Arrangements Declined at Visit Site
Robert and his mother sought lodging for the night but the hostess said no room, offering only floor space. Robert asked if her bed had a middle to share, highlighting a cramped, uncomfortable option.
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Robert
Australian claims seven day tanning breakthrough
An Australian inventor announces a tanning process that purportedly tans sole leather in seven days and calf skins in six hours, with other skins tanned proportionately faster, promising a rapid, efficient method.
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Riehmeond
Richmond Park
Mesdames
Tony Eglin
W. B. Critz
Wm. Chapek
Jos. Keifer
Dan Bopp
Milt Chapek
Richmond Red Cross Auxiliary
Dublin Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Arthur Conard
Methodist Church
R. G. Whit
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Jaks Lemley
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Haskins Presbyterian Church
BE. Ebner
Haskins
Hal Piggins
Cedar Township
Bessie Bell
Grace Bickford
Ladies Aid Society
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Merc. Kerr
T. J. Harvey
Glendale Red Cross
Palmer Babcock
P. P
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
National
Aapmen
Tan
W. LL
Woman's Relief Corps
Chautauqua
Klein Klothing
Sherman Bros
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