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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-25

Equipment Needed.
The ordinary home already has the
equipment. The necessary articles
are:
/. The regular fruit jars, including
the screw top, glass top with wire
balls, vacuum top jars and good rub,
bers which fit the jars used Tin
cans may also be used
2. "Sterilizing vessel for hot wa
ter bath. This may be a flat bottom
kettle, a wash boiler. lard can, q
clean garbage can, metal peck or
half bushel measure, pail, milk
can, or any other contafner deep
enough to hold the Jars set in YER
tical position, with sufficient room
below for water to circulate under
meath the jars, and room above SO
that the jars may be covered by at
least on inch Of boiling water. The
size OF the vessel otherwise is gov
erned by the amount Of product to be
sterilized each time.
3. A rack or false bottom to
place in the bottom of the sterilizing
vessel on which the jars may be set.
This may be any kind of frame
work that will hold the jars at least
one-half inch above the bottom of the
kettle to permit free circulation OF
water under the jars and prevent jars
from coming in direct contact with
the heated bottom of the Kettle. A
piece Of stiff wire netting cut to mt
the container, with the edges beaten
down, a wire tea stand. or rack
made BY fastening some wire netting
to two small cross pieces do very
we'll. A piece of stiff wire, fastened
to metal rim, makes an excellent
false bottom.
4. One vessel for hot water, into
which the product may be lowered for
scalding or blanchilg.
s. One vessel for cold water. into
which product may be lowered for
the cold Dip"
s. A Jar litter for placing and re-
moving jars from hot water bath. This
may be piece Of heavy wire. q fork,
or other device with the lower end
turned so as to slide under the edge
Of the jar.
7. Other kitchen equipment ordi-
narily used in preparing the product.
A wire basket or piece of cheese
cloth or thin muslin may be used for
blanching or scalding the product
Plenty of clean hot water should be
available. Use the kitchen stove OF
other means provided for home cook
ing. Use the equipment you have un'
less you find 1t pays, as matter OF
convenience or speed, to devise or
secure something else.
No Preservative Needed: No can
ming powder, vinegar, salt, sugar, OF
aay other preservative is needed. II
the product is cooked in closed Jars
in the hot water bath as directed. the
food will be sterilized SO that 1t will
keep indefinitely. If it is desired tc
flavor the product by adding some
salt, sugar syrup, vinegar or other
flavor this may be done when the
product is packed in the jar.
Procedure.
I. Select sound, fresh, ripe prod
uct. Take the product directly from
the garden, field or orchard. Avoit
using product which has been gath
cred more than five or six hours.
2. Clean and trim the product
To "scald" means to immense thu
product in boiling water very shor
period to loosen the skin. "Blanch
! ing means to immense the produc
| in boiling water for longer period
to reduce bulk, remove Objectionable
acids or f1ayors and help with Ster
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-25

/. Secure sound, fresh products.
2. Clean and trim the products.
8. "Scald' or "blanch" as direct
ed.
4. Gold dip" Immediately.
S. Pack the product in the jar.
6. Add hot water or syrup.
Z. Adjust rubber and cover on the
jar.
s. Partially seal the jar.
9. Cook in hot water bath.
10. Remove from bath and COM
Dlete the seal
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-25
INSTRUCTIONS FOR
CANNING THINGS
Bulletin Issued by Ames College
Gives All Necessary Information
for Women to
Follow.
COLD PACK METHOD
This is Simplest and Most Efficient
Of All Ways According
to Ames
Experts.

In making tour Of inspection Of
the Keokuk gardens, number or
women have been found who are In
terested in the canning methods sug-
gested recently in the demonstration
held here. but who failed to hear the
lecturer or to see the actual appli-
cation of the processes. BY carefully
following the instructions given be-
low, any woman in Keokuk can with
out further instruction apply the cold
pack methods to canning vegetables
and fruits These instructions are
taken from bulletin published by
the Iowa State Agricultural college
at Ames, which deals with the sub
ject of Canning by the Cold Pack
Method written by E. G. Bishop:
All fresh fruits, vegetables and
meats may be successfully canned by
the cold pack" method. j.
There are two parts to the cold
pack canning process:
Part Packing the uncooked prod
uct in the jar.
Part II-Cooking the packed prod
uct in a hot water bath.
This method is easily learned by
anyone who will follow the directions
carefully. Following are the steps OF
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-25

sterilizing, in cold pack" canning.
Cook in
Scald Hot Water
Products or BAN a'
Blanch Boiling
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-25

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16
URGES EVERYONE
TO QUICKLY GET
ON WATER WAGON
Drink glass Of hot water before
breakfast to wash out
poisons.

10 sec the tlngc ol healthy bloom in
your face, TO see your skin pc, clearer
and clearer, 10 wake up without
headache, backachc. coated tongue OF
a nasty breath. in fact to feel your best.
day ia and day out, Just Try inside
bathing every morning for ono week
ltcfSfc breakfast each daN. drink a
glaN-f real hot water with q tcaspoon-
iul oi limestone phosphate IN II as
harmless means OF washing from the
stomach. liver, Kidneys and bowel, the
previous day indlgcstlhlc waste, SOUR
bile and toxins, thus cleansing sweet
cning and purifying the entire allmcn.
tary canal before putting more food
into the stomach The action oi hot
water and limestone phosphate ON an
empty stomach IS wonderfully nyigot
atlng II cleans ont all the SOUR fer
menlationS. gases and lcid,y aud gives
one a splendid appetite lur breakfast
A quarter pound oi limestone pho,
phalc will cost very little at the drug
store but is sufficient io demonstrate
that lust a. soap and hot water
cleanscS, SwcclcnS and itc,hrns the
skin SO hot water and limestone pho,
pha,c act ON the blood and internal or.
gauS Those who are subject io con.
s,,pation, bilious attacks, acid stomach
rheumatic wingcs. also those whose
skin !, sallow aud complexion pallid.
ate assured tha, uuc week oi inside
bathing will have them both hooking
and feeling better ~ every way-AdN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16
Dorothy Dix Says
If Ever She Builds Monument to Woman the Lady Invited
to Occupy the Top Seat Will Be Poor Unappreciatcd
Prosecuted Martha.
BY Dorothy Dix
The Worlds Highest Paid Woman Writer
BY Dorothy Dix


A WOMAN writes me a pathetic let
~ ter III which she asks why She
should be the drudge OF her fam
ily while her sister gets all the cake,
and ale She work, from morning un-
III night m store, vet when She comes
home She is expected 10 do the house
hold tasks that her sister has left un-
done She ls not only compelled to
contribute her earnings 10 the family
,upport, but her moncy Is taken " ithput
appreciation or gratitude, while her
sister !, one OF those who receive but
never give.
Above all, the brave, weary toilcr is
blessed with NJ tithc OF the love and
tenderness that are poured out upon her
sister who docs nothing to deserve
them, and she desires To know, as many
OF the other MarihaS OF lie have. why
Mary is preferred before her.
! wish that | could answer my cor
respondents question, but no human be
lng knows by what process OF selection
ono member ot the family i; elected tu
the post II family martyr. while an
other succeeds 10 the lucrative office.
iull OF cmolumcnts and pcrquiShcs OF
Poor Thing Vet there are few
households IN which this inyidious dis
unctlon does not obtain.
On the martyr falls all the burdens
and hUdShipS She does all the dis
agreeable things She cntcrtains the
bnrc,. She nurses the sick. She gets
up aud prepares the early breakfast.
She helps the children with their lc,
som, Every member OF the family
dump, HI, trouble, on her.
II there Is anybody TO he dcnrd any
thing, she /, slated iot the sacrifice II
her listers quarrel with their husbands,
they come to her 10 pour on, their Voc,
II her brother, play the races, and get
IN trouble, they expect her to borrow
the money for them somehow In A
word, everything that is too disagree
able for other people to do, falls 10 her
lot She is Just sort OF clearing
house lor family difficulties.
OF course, there is no juSlir, IN this
tate OF affairs |, merely exists. and
there are no tragedies IN lie h,ttcrcr
than those ol the women who are daily
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16
Alkali Makes Soap
Bad for Washing Hair

Most soaps and prepared >hauHoo,
contain too much aIkali. which is ycr
injurious, as It drleS the scalp hi
makes the hair brittle
The best thing 10 use IS Just plain
musiicd cocoanu, OIL for Tin, d, pure
and entirely grcascIc,s It, ,cty cheap
and beats the most expensive soap, or
ANYTHING else all to piece, lou can
get this at any drug store and 4 tcN
ounces Will last the whole family for
months.
Simply moistcn the hair With water
and rub it in, about lca,poontul /, an
that is required, 1t makes an abundance
OF rich creamy lathcr cleanse, thor
oughly, and rlnScS out easily ] he hair
dries quickly and evenly, and IS soft,
fresh looking, bright, fluffy, way and
easy to handle Besides. It loosen, and
takes out every particle OF dust dirt
and dandruif ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16

sacrificed OH the altar oi their iamilic,
ana who receive neither honor nor af-
ie'uon Tor {, have known women
VINO literally made burnt offering, Of
themselves ON the cooking stove. in or
der that the various member, of their
household might hc INDUCED IN the
dishes that they liked, and who wore
themselves to skin and bone pirk,rg ~,
ana putting away tho things tina, Other
people dropped that the house m,ght br
li'}' nat nobody ever appreciated n
80 Tar from H. Martha domcs,,,
taste, were a family Joke. and the ycr,
people that she shaved IN make com
portable would Ugh and say how sad j,
was To sec one wasting their lives OH
the pursuit oi triilc,
sometimes the family martyr ,s
Young girl who bravcly shoulder, tbc
support OF her family, and spend, ,be
money She earns m giving her brother,
and sister, the advantages that she can
never have herself. and they take her
Sdcflil'cN without question or thank,
They never ask themselves why She
Should give mp her lie for theirs. The,
never consider that the money She
spends on them would give her uc,,y
'lo'hc', pleasures, perhaps opportunl-
licN tn marry that She can never have.
while, like Cinderella, she sits IN rag,
on the hearth at home.
They never think that when a cirl
gives mp her youth she is giving all
MAT htc can ever offer her. for whcuS
woman sacrifices her youth for her
family, she la, broken at their ice, the
alabaSlcr box that contained all the nos.
Nih'lilieS OF love and romance thar
might ever he hers
Sometimes the family MARTYR ,arri.
ilccN the talents that would have made
her famous. The saddcSt story | va,
ever told a woman whispered to me I've
tween her Sobs. She had written A first
novel strong, virile, original. iull of
promise, and on the strength OF tina,
she had received an offer from biz
| NcW YORK newspaper to loin, IFS staff
licr ticket was bought. her trunk
checked, a brilliant and prosperous IN.
turc stretched before her. when the ycr,
night before she wa, To start for New,
urkl her sister died and diving. sci,
iNhy demanded oi the family mar,yf
that he should give up fer career and
rear the >lN orphan children she left,
Martha accepted the burden. as every
Martha hcfuically has had way nj
dong SINCE time began, and tho door OF
hope shut IN her face. For twenty
years her lie had been ahlcrt slayer,
tollng ddy and night To make sull,
,lcnt means meet the needs OF a grow
ing family, her genus dullcd itself Al,
wconVcuial task, for YOU canno, con.
vert Pegasus into draw horse with
out breaking his spirit until. AT last
She knew that the opportunity oi liio
was gone for her aud what she mlph,
have hccn She could never be What,
va, lett TO her ol lic was lus, the dust,
and aShc, OF the sacrifice she had of
icrcd up to her family
|, Marlha'S family never appreciated
her The, never viii. The, speak of
her with tolerant affection. a, one
whom YOU deserve credit .ior loving
although she is neither successful nor
brilliant and ha, done nothing Ia tie.
ct,c It, aud Vheu tbs time comics ,h,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16
NOSE CL0GGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream In Nostrils To
Open Up Air Passages.

All What relief Your cloggcd II
trilS open right up, the air passages OF
your head are clear and YOU can
breathe freely No mory hawking, smut.
fling, mucous dlSchafH headache. dr.,
ncN, no struggling ior breath at night,
your cold or calarrh is gone
Don't stay stuffed up Get small
bottle o( EMS Cream Balm from YOUR
druggist now Apply little of this
fragrant, antiscplir cream IN Your no,
trilN, let II penetrate through every air
passage oi the head; sdn,hc and heal
the swollen, inilamcd mucous mem.
htanc giving you instant relief Ek,
Cream Balm is Just what every cold
and catatth sufferer has been seek
lng ltS Just splendid -AdU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16

Shc will have 10 live with them, the sis
ter, and brothers for whom she has
sacrificed her lie will consider her a
burden
There q, no help for Martha She
will 60 on TO the end OF time >acric-
my herself. but whenever build
TO woman the lady who is
going to he invited TO accupy the top
'eat IS the poor. unarprcclaled. pcrac-
cuted family martyt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16
Texas Y. M. c. A. Convenes

MARIIN. Texas. rcb. H. Practical
y every local brapsh OF the Young
Mems Christian association IN IcNa,
i, represented at the annual state con
ycntlon OF the organization that as
scmblcd here today Tor three da, ses
sion DR. { II Williamson oi Mem
phls. / \ laNrcnScn OF New. York. \
\ Hyde OF Wichita and other Y NJ
{. \. leaders OF national prominence
will address the gathering.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16
SPEED LIMIT
BILL IS PASSED
Over Eight Miles an Hour Near
Schools Prohibited,
FATAL ACCIDENTS CITED
Lowell Legislature Passes
Drastic Measure,
By Aletha Barr Taft

In view Of the fact that the live, O.,
Oklahoma City are daily cndangcrc'
by the needless and reckless druunu
OF automobiles the Legislature TO-DAY
enacted the following bill
Section /. It rs made the duty
OF all organized towns or cities m
tho state 10 put up signs Warning
all vehicle driver, that they arc
nearing school house anohtu. .drNc
,lowly-at not more than eight
miles an hour.
Section : II is made a misdc
mcanor Tor any driver at any We
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16

\ tool operated by compressed air has
been designed for roughlng sidewalks or
other stone work
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16

DENVER. Col. Feb lb-Scyen Den
ycr society women and girls. member,
OF the Colorado Mountain club. have
arranged ~ accompany an expedition
which Will leave Estes park ON snow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16

shoes today and, crossing toward the
Continental divide over the huge drifts
oi winter SNOW, will make thirty mils
circuit through the Fern lake and Odc,.
81 lake regions. The trip Will take three
da,S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16

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Of Sobor.
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ben getootct. Ser Gpnpfer nGopcl-
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GEoris. 10, Sluguit. Ger 9lb.
gcoronctc Gbierrp-Go5es ltelte ge-
itern oos Oringcnoe Griudcn an Oen
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16

aonpf Inn Gems mar nod nidt
entlAieOen. Eie Geuiiden nab
men 5000 giumdnen unO 9iuiicn
geIongcu. 2riueen weiicr lmO
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9cicbcn Sigel bel Scno.
8ritii6e 5ront in 6ronf-
reid un0 9eIgien 10. 9luguit
A gfo6niitogs. SIN weltlidcn
Sbcile Der Sioot Gems iino Die 9ri-
ten imo bic GeutiAen nube 5ulom-
mengerotbeu noh Dem &ormaribc
on Wlorgcn mobci Die GonoOicr Den
SHgel Scr. 20 nobuen unO Damn
nororpelllid) bon Gems borOrangen.
Sic itiirmcnoen Grippe icBtcn li6
ousidlicBlid aus Gonooicrn 5uian-
men. Sic 9lrti0erie-Grperten bCtrah-
ten Ocn Siigcl g1r. 10 ais Den Shliil-
iel ST Gems. lleber nniere Serltitc
iinO nod feinc @in5elnbeiten cinge-
louicn o6er Die Soiimng piroe olis-
georiidt OoB iiir Oic 70 Oiel gcIiird-
teten oeutiGen Nlaibinengeldliise
feline Geritcdc ii6rig gebliebcn linO.
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ociicu Dlitte Gems lie0i, nit elmer
Scite oiicn. Ger Siigcl glr 20, noro-
meltlid) bon Gems, puroe BON 0en
GouoOiern beute genonmcn.
@roBc 0ffeniibe crwortct.
9crlin GienItog (pia 2onOon),
10. 9mguit Sic gerlincr 9lbcno'
5eitlingcn mciicn auf cine 5u eriuar-
tenoe eroBe 0iieniiDc lcitens Der
9lliirtn an Der @eiiiront bin
&niien gebcn 5n.
@etcrSbnrg 10. 9luglllt ~
Gas aricgsocbortcmcnt modt be.
fount. ooB cine glnb06e, meItlid bon
Der run1niiden Staot Scnu, in Der
iiiopcfliden WoIoalL BON oen ten.
toniiMeu Strcittrditen bciebt NOR
6en III.
6run50Iii6er 9criMt.
8uris, 10. glugiit. &u ben
9(naa6eu oes ariegs0eportenentS
bciBt cs: pSSr @eIgicn modteu nm
Iere 1ruppet bctrdHtlihe 6ortihritte
molilidl pon Der Girnuoer GtraBea
3miiben S5uric6ilc unO Groonne.
muroen uniere Sinicn iebr Idari
6on6aroirt. Gin lle6crraidnngS-
9(ngrifi gegen einen rmicrer fIcineD
Soften muf Ocm Nouclerc Yloteuu
mnroc pollitdnoig o6geic5logeh 9lri
6ciocn Scitcn DER giaaS mluoc Scr
9(rtillcriefompf lud6rcn0 Scr giadt
nit aroBer Seitiefeit iortgeiebt. 9lri
scr linten Seite 0es 6luiies pieieu
wier einen 9(noriii wcitli6 BON Dem
@iigc g}r. 40 ab. 9ln allen onocren
Stellcn pcrliei oic 9ioht rn1ie."
Ger bEitiiGe 9eriHt
Qon0oh Is. 9hlgult. Gas
aricas0cpartcmcnt i6ciIte nit. ng8ir
griilcu QllI elmer brciten 6ront 6clltc
NIorgcu 5lpiitcn orn nor0peIilidcn
gorilaotcn BON Gems unO OcnI
Sugo.@dlodcn noromcitlib BON
2oos, on. llnicre Srupprn orangen
olf alien Eunttcn in bic erIie Der
t6ei0iglllgSlinic Der Geitidct Gin
mio nlobten 5liiricoenllelIenoe 6orI-
i6rittc
Sin ieinoIihcr @cgcnongriii bit.
lid pom ct. guilc piroc obgclpe;
len
llnicrG 9uliirtcn gcponncn wcite-
tcrcn 9o0cn lpa6rcno Der 9lodt
rorowclilih pon Tiyihute llnicrc
nclcn Stclln0cn wuroen gciicrn
9lbeno oiili6 bon alcin 3illcbete on
gegriiien; Der 6einO milrOe aber poll-
ltdnoig o6gewicicp unO es blicbcp
II @elauaenc in iniercp @dnocn.
Gas liirniihe Mettcr 6dlt on.
e5dlwcrcr 9le9eu lit obcrnaIs gciol.
leu
e tnrfer 9lrtilGcrie.8 am mp +.
Berlin via SonOon Is. 9luguif.
Su Dem amtIihcn @cri6t BON OeT
ran5oliid-bel0iiben 6ront 9ciBt cs,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16

oo6 sic 9Irtillrric-admpie anuc1mcn,
bcionoers in ocn @lorgcnltunoen
5pii6en 6ullu4 lmo Sens.
20 britiiAe 6lng5cAge
abgeidoiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16
300 ll-DOott
sat 9Cnti6lanD i'm SCs
triebc.
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