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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1918
Page
5
Miss Anna Olsen explains jelly making basics for home cooks. She outlines choosing the right fruit avoiding overripe fruit and balancing pectin acid sugar and flavor. The article emphasizes understanding pectin and fruit pulp to improve success in jelly production.
Instructions on extracting juice from various fruits to make jelly without alcohol, noting sugar ratios for currants raspberries and others. Includes steps for preparing juice storing jars canning winter jelly methods with sugar addition and paraffin seals and proper labeling.
A practical guide explains pectin in juice and acid balance for jelly. It covers tests using grain alcohol, sugar adjustments, sugar heating, and boiling times, listing ideal fruits rich in pectin and methods to avoid overcooking for a firm set.
Increased travel and resort costs will keep many hay fever and asthma sufferers home this summer. Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised as a satisfactory remedy for hay fever and asthma, said to heal, soothe inflammation, and ease the choking sensation. Lemmon's Pharmacy ad.
Mary Pickford appears in an Artcraft picture adapting Wm J Locke novel Stella Maris at Graham theatre for Friday matinee and night shows. Francis Marion prepared the screen version produced by Marshall Neilan who directed Mary Pickford's Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm and A Little Princess.
The article spotlights Mary Pickford in Stella Maris and Unity Blake, contrasting wealth and deprivation. It notes Chaplin’s high salary on the same bill and a remark about two male birds in a fight, with a mix of film promotion and editorial commentary.
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