Hates Six New Embers Monday Speaks at AIA
Maxine Billups submitted to Bi Ofékation for the removal of Se teas on Monday morning. The report notes a speech at the AIA event and mentions ongoing action regarding removal.
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1936
Page
7
Maxine Billups submitted to Bi Ofékation for the removal of Se teas on Monday morning. The report notes a speech at the AIA event and mentions ongoing action regarding removal.
A fragment recalls the 1876 Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia and the Corliss engine display. The narrator describes the 1,400 horsepower machine, its vibrationless 30-foot flywheel, and a father who placed a silver dollar on its frame without it tipping. The piece reflects on technological triumphs and nostalgic notes about state names and the Butter Woman sculpture at the fair.
The text describes steps to preserve food by boiling. Heat to boiling and pack into sterilized jars with glass lids. Place jars in a hot water bath and boil for 80 minutes. Seal and store.
A recipe fragment describes cooking beets until tender then cooling and peeling. It instructs to cover with spiced vinegar made of vinegar sugar cinnamon allspice white mustard seed cloves and salt, simmer fifteen minutes, then seal in clean hot jars. The spiced vinegar is noted for use with any vegetable.
A fragmented recipe describes making a broad stew pan method to simmer ripe tomatoes green peppers onions and ginger with brown sugar and spices until thickened then add vinegar and seal hot in jars for rapid evaporation and preservation.
A fragment describes making pickled peaches with a sugar vinegar ginger and clove syrup. It notes peaches may be left whole or cut in halves and gives approximate amounts for sugar vinegar ginger and whole cloves.
A dated promotional note emphasizing that a name on a check matches a healthy balance and signals financial reliability. It invites new accounts, highlighting accessible reserves and the good done by keeping balances up to a strong figure.
A fragment from a 20th century page discusses vaccines as crucial in preventing and treating epidemics, praising medical science for reducing typhoid malaria and other diseases while warning against quacks. It includes a card of thanks from a family in Winters and notes on local visits and social news.
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