Rosary Society Elects Officers in Columbus Junction
St Joseph’s Altar and Rosary society elected officers at Mrs Dennis Peters home with Peters as president Elmer Ziskovsky secretary and treasurer and Franklin Gabriel reporter The year book committee includes Fred Dupuis and James B Helmick.
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Columbus Junction
St Joseph's Altar and Rosary Society
Dennis Peters
Elmer Ziskovsky
Franklin Gabriel
Fred Dupuis
James B. Helmick
Aly
Frank Wilson
Max Fulton
Maires
Ida
West Coast Hemlock Flourishes Across Pacific Coast
Peculiar to the Pacific water shed, West coast hemlock flourishes on the coastal slope from California to Alaska. A rapid producer, it assures world markets of an ample supply of high quality lumber under the modern forestry methods now being practiced.
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Pacific
California
Alaska
Canning Vegetables A Guide to Stocking Winter Provisions
Advice on planning and executing home vegetable canning for winter, emphasizing preparation, sourcing high quality produce, clean handling, and proper pressure canning methods. It covers equipment readiness, selecting under ripe produce, washing, pre cooking greens, and safe sealing practices for reliable jars.
Follow Vegetable Canning Pointers
Shape stripe cookies into rectangles and cool before piping straight lines of confectioners sugar icing on top. Wipe jar edges with a clean cloth prior to sealing to ensure a perfect food seal. Remove jars from the sterilizing vessel with tongs or gloves to prevent burns.
Lynn Chambers Menu Highlights For Today
Lynn Chambers serves a salmon loaf with baked potatoes and buttered cabbage. A fresh apricot cherry salad is paired with hot biscuits, jam, and a coconut cake with a beverage and buttered vegetables.
Indian Lake Walar Lake Largest Freshwater Lake in India
Indian Lake Walar Lake spans fifteen miles in length and six miles at its widest, the largest permanent natural fresh water lake in India. It sits in the Jhelum river at the northwest end of Kashmir’s Vale, famed for its beauty.
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Walar
All India
Jhelum River
Kashmir
Boston Churches Placed Prominently Along Downtown Streets
A Boston visitor notes the city’s dense array of historic churches near main streets and hotels. He describes Church of the Covenant's architecture and Rev. William H. Denney guiding a sermon with varied lectern positions and formal benediction.
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Boston
Salisbury
England
William H. Denney
A Cambridge Day Revisited Through Harvard Square I Remember
The writer recalls church services in Boston and an open air sermon on Tremont Street. He visits Harvard Yard, notes changes beyond the yard, reunion with old rooms in Westmorley Court, and encounters former residents. He watches baccalaureate preparations as commencement nears.
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Unitarian
Old South Church
Trinity
Copley Square
Park Street
Church of the Covenant
Harvard Square
Cambridge
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Tremont Street
Dean van Etten
Daniel Webster
World Socialist Party
Harvard
College
Harvard Yard
West Gate
John Connolly
John
University
Bow Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Westmorley Court
Adams House
Washington
Continental Army
Boston Red Sox and Tigers Play Under Electric Lights
The writer contrasts modern electric lights in baseball with the Revolutionary era, noting the Boston Red Sox versus Detroit Tigers game under bright stadium illumination. He plans a train trip to New York then Washington, with a stop in Washington, Iowa on the way home.
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Westmorley Court
Cambridge
Frank Bergquist
Washington
Frank
New London
Exeter
N. H
Bangor Maine
Hamphire
Maine
John
Revere Beach
Boston
Coney Island
Harvard Square
Paul Revere
John Adams
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
John Harvard
New York
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Safe Pressure Canning of Peas in Jars and Cans
Use a pressure cooker for peas and process in 10 pounds of pressure. Shell fresh peas and fill containers, boil shelled peas two minutes, pack hot in pint jars or No 2 cans. Add salt and sugar to pint jars, cover with boiling water, leave space, seal, and process: No 2 cans 35 minutes, pint jars 45 minutes.
Understanding motion picture projection rates
The text explains how persistence of vision blends successive frames. It notes retina persistence around one twentieth of a second and explains that projection aims for 234 frames per second to avoid flicker. It covers normal projection at 24 frames per second and slow motion where cameras run faster but project at 24 fps.
Planning Vegetables For Fresh Storage And Use
Before shopping check on on hand vegetables and storage space. Plan meals around seasonally abundant produce. Wash greens and store loosely in a vegetable pan. Keep cauliflower sprouts broccoli and cabbage uncut and slightly moist. Keep beans corn and peas in pods until cooking and chill all vegetables.
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Rosary Society
Martha Butler
Donald Orris
Hollie Orris
University of Town
W.G. Lewis
Throgmartin
Newton
Fullerton
Chautauqua Park
Howard Locher
Chicago
Elmer Smoke
Tom Lea
el Paso
Tex
Zola Utt
W. H. Gaskell
Perkins Park
Burlington
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Blanch Lewis
Louisa County
Robert Glen
Agency
Columbus City
Iowa Highway Patrol
Zenith
Motorola
WOU
Lory Dulancer
Arent
Concalt
Washington Transfer
North Avenue
SEN Linel Radio Sales & Service
South Ave
W.L
Col
Little Phone
Stanley G. Newton
Ledgers
Tait
Middle West
Ramsey Ser’'S Hatchery
E. Wash
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffrey
Theo. B. Bailey
Leet
Morrison & Morrison Attorneys
BE. D. Morrison
EB. D Morrison, Jr
Morrison Bldg
S. W. Livingston
Robert Day
W. Main
George F. Morrison
G. Gifford Morrison
J. C. Yenney Co
Paul V. Shearer
Dr. McCreedy
Wendell L. Shaffer
Hotel Washington
Optometrists
Lemmon
John W. Lemmon
Evyes
East Side Square
P. L
Better Osteopathic
F. G. Livesay
D. C
Solowa Ave
MEM
Lys Cehas
Journal
Washington Concrete Co
12Th St
Rock Island
Lynn
Lynn Chambers
Indian Lake
Blondie
Chic Young
Pear
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
the Bride
Dixie Dugan
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