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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10

.9@reibt 5ranf q. 8anberlip, Ser
befannte Seem Yorfer 6tnan5mann,iin
ser Stem Oorf Irtbiine::" uDte Ser
leeung, mel6e iett europa 10 beftte
i6mer5t, lit nt6t Sic otrefte 0unbe
bes Rrieges, @emtb, oteie Mnroe
mar furbtbar l6ner, aber III ge=
miiiem 5inne mar lie etne Derbdltntsz
mdbtg refine 8nnbe unb bdtte In abz
lebbarer Set 9ebetlt merben fDn1len,
Ste &ranfbeit, al. melder europa
ieet letbet, btele tmmer idlimmer mer=
benbe &ranfbeit, BON Ser niemano NIT
9t6erbett oorau8iagen fann, mte tie
enoe11 mtro, 1T nett ipentger aus bem
bireftens S6aoen ertpa6fen, Ben Der
Rrieg peruria6t bat, ais aus Sen tn
otreften Jolgen beS Srteben8. SIN
europa bat etne allgemei11e 8erl6tsz
burg ser mirti6aftli6en 2e%benSorgantz
latton itattgefun0en. DaS lit Ste
9aupturl fade bes beuttgen 2eioens BON
europa. 8iele Der Mur3eln bisles
2etbenS ltegen in benz Booen ser per-
1dteoenen BartiY 8ertrdse, melde
Trieben beritellen ober St. Seritellun9
beS Trts0enS perluGten, Sd babe
baS @efibl. bab Ste 8rte6en8pertrdge,
Ste tn Hart5 gei6rAben murben, .pieleS
entbalten, 0aS ul1gere6t unb u~ngelnno
1T. @robmut feblte gang utb gar.
8ie 8ertrdge nnroen bonn Set tie Der
8ergeltung, Ser Nabfu6t nub Ser
9elbitin6t unb tn mtrtidaftli6er
Blinbbeit bifttsrt. 0te nebelitdn6e,
mel6e aus bisien nngliidieltgen s3nz
itdnben b%erriibren, tnn europa nett
96aoen, ais e8 Der arteg
felbif getan bat"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10

Die 96ulo an ser 5urgersnot TN
8olsasebiet l6tebt 9rotfp gum Tetl
Sen Mllttrten In sic 96nbe, Die bnr6
llrterltiitung &oli6af'S unb Der
1i6e6en an ser 8ermiitung beS Sc
bteteS mttgebolfen baben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10

Nu6 III England gibt man gu, oaB
erit bur6 bas 8lutbab BON Nmritfar
bte inbtl6e 8emegung 5n ether mtrfz
li6en @efabr gemorben lit. 3umal
baour@, 0aB ser Seritber %itrafloS aus
ging!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10

Gs miro propbe5eit, oab tn ben
nd6iten @ongreBmablen, Sic Ster-
nno 8einfrage eine Nolle lptelen mtro.
9aber Die sroben s3%uriitunsen TN
Eager BET SretbettSm0rber.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10

Sic Maibingtoner NbriitnnsSfon~
ferens bat penigitenS mittelbar ma1=
derlei @utes CUR 5olge gebabt. go
1T iie geranlallung %genoroen, bab
an setnerl Nrtifel erinnert mlroe, Der
iii Sabre 1918 IN Der Mdt5nu1nmer
Der ensliiden 3eitidrift a1s11e Nero.
plane" erl6ien, Sn 0ielem 4rtifel
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10

~ Gran 80. s. Nderion benirz
tete Greifdgna6mittag eine Nn5ablI
III iibrem 5eim IN Der Center
#5trabe. DR 5tunbsn naren Der.
Wobltdtigfeit genibmet unb man
.lldDte ffiir Ste Nrme1l.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10

SET ether neult6en 8eritetgeru11s
bon @a6Sftguren meltbefannter Ser
iDnli6feiten tn 8erttn bra6ten ST.
8rdiibent @ilion NIT ietnem Cert
Ser Il Bunfte In ser 9ano $50 Marf,
@rz@aiier @tlbelm btnsegen $4,000
MQrf.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10

@an5 unglaubli6e Dtnge brinst
Ser 8ertreter bon 8ortorico .gegen
@ouoerneur Gettp por. unb bod 1T
fetne feiner 8ei6ul0isungen mtberlegt
mDr0en!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10

Mn6rem Baebm bon 5leepp-
@ne, Der ii6 am 1. Sunuar oteieS
SabreS ether Operation fir Nppenz
0ieitiS I'm 9oretto 5oSpital nnter<
tparf, itarb oortielbit Montasmorz
mar crit AZ Sabre aft uno ni6t
.perbetratet. Die iterblide 5ille
murbe na6 bent 5eim bon Nn<
brem Wiesner IN 5leepg @pe 9e=
.bra6t, no SEER 8aebm felt ben
lebten 10 Sabren iein 9eim aufSez
iDlagen bate, DaS 2ei1enbez
gdn9niS fano geitern morgen bon
Der ct. MarpS fatbolii6en Stride
aus tatt nno Ste 8etiets1ng err
duff bem fatbolil6en 5riebz
bof. 9err 8aebm mar EN- Neffe
BON @err1 nnb Sran Wie81rer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10

81 Grau g. Dnin fab an Grettag=
.abeno eiinliige Da1nen IN ibrem 5elfn
an Ser Norb Waibington 5traBe,
no man i[iiGd Die Bet ii angenebnllfer
Weile nit Sanbarbeite11 perfnr5te.
erfrilhnngen mllroen ieroiert.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10

Gtaem ebemaltgen englilden nrter=
than murben in ,Atlantic @ttp Sir
gerpaptere oermeigert, neil er NIT benz
8ollteao=@ eieb nt6t genug befannt
mar. Der argloie Meann bdtte 0od
mtHen ioIen, bab bie8 oa8 allermt6z
tigite tit, auber oem-l1. @eb0t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10

SIN Samburg loI ein Is @todmerfe
bobeS @ebdube errt6tet meroen. Das
miro Der erite r@olfenfraber1 III
0eutl6lanb iein.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10

Nus Stem Seriep miro geidrteben:
Scr &ompf, Sen Ste 96nlbeb0r6e
beS 1omnibtp Of Baliia0eS, sc. S., fir
oen Namen 5teuben fir tire reue
srobe 96l1le gefdmpft nnb gemonnen
bat, lit burh Ste @tnmetbung Der
@6ule, Ste NIT einem gldn5enben
NebeaftuS unb einem muiifalii6en
Brogramm %perbunoen mar, gefr0nt
tporoen. Mte CUR @eniige befannt
iein oiilfte, baben lol6e 2eute, bie ben
BatriotismuS gepadtet gu bafen slan-
ben uno aub i'm Iomnf6ip Of Salt
fades git finoen iino, Die 8enutung
oeS Nar1er1S 5tenben, beS Ortlmetz
tiers bon WaibingtonS Seer, perbtn=
bern pollen, sod bat bte S6nlbez
b6rbe Sen &f muti9 aufgenommen
uno ieht erntete tie ben 9obn TIRES
Mutes bur6 Sic grobaftige 8etbe, bte.
Ser @6ule bon berufenen Nebnern
sutetl nurbs, beren Neben bon ben
3oblret9en Ietlnebmern Der Setter NIT
1tiirmii9em Betfaa aufgenommer1
pllroen.r-@tn 8raoo ben maderen
Deufih=Mmerifanern BON Halilaoes.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10
Grideint iebe11 Treitos
Rem nlm, 8ropn Co., Minneiot'
5era1seeber, Nlbert @tetnban'er
Entered at the Po.t Office at New Ulm, Mimi.
as Second Class Mail Matter.

Wtr befdmer balb etne before
Welt, fpenn alle Neformatoren 6as
6eiormieren bet it6 ielbit anfangen
mollte11.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10

@augummi, Die 9itte ober nniitte,
sen @nmmt 5iptlden Sen s3dbnen bin
un0 ber gu 5ieben, 1T IN England lett
1914 f%aibtonable. Man b0bnt Die
Site" ni9t mebr. Sen 8rtten be-
beutet ser uGbiele" Ste nSan0S arob
TIE iea"-baS natirltde s3eiben; oaB.
Sic angelld6lil6e Gultur Ste iibrt9e
Melt aerfal1en u1b - perbaueu snuub.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10

rGin belonoerS gei6tdter 3us I'M
biplomatii6en 9ptel Der entente 1T
Der @erin6, etnen &etl 5milden
0euti6la11o uno Nublano 81 i6lagen,
inbem man Somtetrublano bte Nnz
erfennung bon 80 Milliaroen @olo=
mart oeripri6t, 6ie ibm Deuti6lano
ais 56abeneriab 5u 5ablen babe.
0euti6lanb nitro bteie 96ul0 be-
3ablen, inoem es 3met btS bret Sabr=
Sebnte fir sic 8%erbinoeten arbettet,
bisie merben einen Sell Der beutl6en
@r5eugntiie an 8ublano 5ur 8ieoerz
beriteQung Der 8abnen nnb Der 2onoz
pirtl6aft abtreten. Nuf bieie @etie
tptl man Gublano In eine i6mere Gage
brtngen. Menr es auf BEN &lan. einz
sebt, nitro eS ein 9eilbaber an Ser
Nusrdubernng Deuti6lanbS. Wenm
es ii6 pom Hlan lo8iagt, meroen ieine
Malen %ungebeuer letoen, metl ibnen
Maldinen, Yfliige, SranSportmittel
uim. feblen meroen. Nn8 einem
s3eitungS<S nterOiep NIT benz rulit<
i6en Dtplomaten 6aoef.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10
202
9anfiaqmna.

Nllen unieren 5reunoen unb Madz
barn bie unS mdbreno Der &ranfbett
nro BET Dem berben gerlut bem Nbz
leben nnlerer geltebten Satin, Io6<
ter ln6 96meiter
s aroline 6. I emen
biilfrei6 unb tr6itenb CUR 5eite itanz
BEN uni. ale mel6e bem 2ei6enbegdng~
niS beimobnten, ipreden mir hermit
unieren ber5ltditen uno ttefgefiibltez
item Danf aus. s3u ipeciellem 9anf
perpflt6tet iino mir SEN Solpifal
S6meitern fir bic treue 8erpflegung,
ben Mtfgltebern be8 Nltar 8eretn8
uno be8 ct. Ngne8 8eretnS, SEN 8luz
menipenoern rtno SEN Sargtrdgern
uno in%sbeionbere Nep. Ho5ef fir ieine
80 ff.nfAn so na.4n ~ .f s9t
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10

Ser Denfer. Ser fiinffiiidibbriigc
Mear barf ale Gage NIT leiner Wut@
ter IN ben 6ubnerifaH geben, I'M bic
frildgelegten gier 5u ADlen.1
p9u Mutti, ngt er eineg gages
na90enfli6 yfpenn i6 MIDI iebt anf
10 Elm gierl eben nlrbe, Tame Damn
Elm fleines Wagerl raug?
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27

reasonable under conditions they then
charged by said purchaser Whenever revision change Of and
by the Council above provided they shall be effect
at year. 'front.' they become effective.
purchaser allow Of the City, be
the Counc their and books and
for inspection said and charges reasonable and fair
The be furnished said for and
lighting shall all be burning all
each all o. from twilight day light The
the inhabitants ~ the City shall be tina, 20 hours
Of franchise.
For failure furnish lights the u lights that be
acd for by the said City deduction hal be made
agreed be paid for
failing furnish light required standard during he
~ such failure failure be caused strikes fire
other calamity possible be avoided the deduction that shall be
made shall be the Of the for the q
The purchaser furnish and his q stand
ard make all o. light and The purchaser shall
line 10 the Of business provided
residence q
street ne the FOR and pole. for all d.
" the i so and all Tor all
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27
SECTION No. 2.

purchaser privilege.
Of purchaser
the
copsrucon % the lighting and
and all Of along under the public
public public shall be erected maintained and
substantial workmanke
ard Of all poles condus
appliances the and
shall be the best
subject the and control
the public sidewalks Of the
tie erection Of poles caused
shall
purchaser All shall be less than
by authorized All poles ha be straight
substantial less tran nch. the smallest
life and all and appliances Cor the
Of
shielded the said insulation said becomes
b, afe said
Of the
engineering requirements.
Is viii be alley
poles and poles
Of said all poles
and the cables
interfere with the 81 public
ways TO Of
endang life and good and efficient
81 such
the City Of Lancaster
be public
Of and
the rendered the said City
Of its employees. servants
Of said electric lighting during the
lie Of :
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27
SECTION No. =.

franchise lights and
kowa hour with discount Of 10 cent n
the end Of each MONTH By the 10th OF
making lights
the minimum charge be s25 month
howatt hour with 10
bill paid the end q each month
succeeding month"; thus making the
sol paid los klowat hour
$3.50 month meter and SlOO
power thereof connected Is be the
cuy purchaser render bill for light and
the 3d Of the
month The and charges 70 the City shall not be in
following The the City $4,000 month
alley lights S5O light The lights used
City candle the lights used
candle and maintained
made by s,aniar
facturers
The purchaser shall and furnish the said street lights
with Of fail TO
all OF which be done
furnish few lights
City shall be effect
Of this franchise but they be- at the end Of
this franchise effect be either
City, through its board Of Council the following
City Council resolution citing said purchaser
Of should
lowered said purchaser file with the City Council petition
for a revision Of all o Of said and charges
In either schedule Of and charges which shall be fair and
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27
SECTION No g.

the
day % July 1922 10 o'clock the
privilege
highest and bidder
advertisements The July
in and he
City Coune the bids
with his recommendation which bid he
Council
the City Council refuses
Mayor
Council
O 'front.'
after be
be
Of
Council q City Treasurer
That this ordinance shall take effect after passage publication
as required by law
Auest-PAuL ,. MORROW, Clerk W. T. CHAMP. Mayor
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27
SOAP NEEDED IN HOUSEHOLD
Amount May Be Cut Almost IN Halt
By Careful uss-ksep in DRY
Place N Possible.

The amount of soap required In a
household may almost be cut In half
BY careful use. Keep box ahead. cut
bars In two, remove from the bo1 aud
pile In dry place Il possible. Green
soap Is used up twice as fast as the
seasoned bars. Never allow Il To soak
In q door pail. tub OF dishpan--a great
but very common waste. To save soap
and clean your hands, try putting
clean scraps ~ dr., toilet soap through
the food choppri using the finest
plate. Mix one part ~ the powdered
soap with four parts Of CuriImral.
Another good Nay 20 remove status
from the hands and 10 keep them soft
il 10 use cornmeal snd vinegar aud rub
thoroughly. or ny conserving -sip
20 washing the hands with a table
spoonful Of cOrnmeaL II II grilty
enough 10 remoy. the dirt aud leaves
The hands soft and white.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27

Prepared By III. United state. Department
Of Agriculture
In canning work Que ~ the most
important considerations Is the time
required for the fDod at the center
~ the container 90 reach the tempera.
TURF of the retort or water bath Ia
which II Is being progressed United
states Department OF Agriculture
Bulletin 900. A Study ~ the Factors
Affecting Temperature Changes in the
Coniainer During the Canning OF
Fruits and Vegetables. which has just
been issued. centers attention On these
time-temperature relations. The pur-
pose has been 20 bring out the under
lying principles. rather than 60 lay
down definite rules of preredur- IN.
results OF this experimentation are ~
interest 10 scientific workers In the
field. to commercial canneries. and
similar large-scale handlers OF foods
Destroys Bacteria
Successful preservation OF foods by
canning Is due primarily Ia the fact
that In the processing. or cooking. the
bacteria and othe- micro-orgsnisms
which cause spoilage are destroyed.
Since the elimination Of these micro
organisms Is dependent upon the use
Il heat as q sterilizing agent. Il be-
comes Of paramount Importance TO
know just what temperature and proc
essing periods will destroy them II
uniformly good results are To he ex.
pected u sufficient degree Of heat
must penetrate 90 all parts Of the
can or Jar and must be maintained
long enough to render all micro-organ-
isms harmless. Before an accurate
Judgment - to the proper cooking
period can be found Il il necessary
To know how long a time IL required
for the heat TO reach the food az the
center Of the container.
The mercury thermometer. II proper.
~ calibrnted and standardized. has
been found sufficiently accurate for
practical work. A satisfactory ap-
paratus has been devised for using the
mercury thermometer 10 measure
temperature changes ~ the center Of
the can.
The fruits and vegetables "a proc
essed In these tests fall roughly into
two groups with reference to time
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27
FISH FLAKE TlMBAlES

Pick the contents Of one can
Of fish flakes into bits with
silver fork. add fourth cupful OF
sifted bread crumbs from the
center of a stale loaf. a fourth
Of teaspoonful of paprika. two
well beaten eggs and cupful and
half Of milk Mix well turn
into buttered timbale molds or
patty pans stand these In pan
of boiling water reaching nearly
10 their top and bake until the
centers are nrm. Unmold care
fully on hot platter. decorate
with sliced hard boiled eggs and
turn over all cupful of drawn
butter, cream or tomato sauce
and serve ~ once
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27
shaekls for Prisoners

When u Is necessary 60 take criniln.
ais on long journeys by train con.
slant vigilance i required 10 prevent
attempts Ia esrape. Now, however.
Popular Mechanics Magazine describes
q shackle which should discourage
this quite effectively. u consists OF q
5o-pound steel ring which fits loosely
around the ankle aud separate steel
housing that goes under the foot aud
supports the weight OF the ring when
the wearer IL sitting or s,snding still.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27
Japhn..s Animal so,,a,,,"

N.e 1T Matsur. Japan ) steam
rr an asrirulturist on board thr vessel
told mr - the custom of Swing holt.
days ." oNvn and horses Tho villagers
carefully brush their animals. decorate
them, and lead them 10 pasture where.
teihere-i o. rings attached - long
rope they may Craze together pleas
antly. "-l.ondun Telegraph
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27
SECTION No. }.

shall furnish the
franchise plant which
Of
which shall be neither OF which shall
than 60 kwat and be also provided and pped
boilers
respective dynamos dnamos, other electrical
appliances be Of OF such de-
satisfactory and the best service and the City have
the plant and Inspected time
tain the above proys being complied
shall employees and authorized
inspect lights the efficiency Of the lights fur
purchaser tranfee Of such
purchaser shall furnish and
for By said City is for such IN
reasonably and
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27
SECTION No. 4

The purchaser shall bond surety
Of 100000 for the benefit Of whom
fep and performed good faith said shall
Of said City and for
Of d City. who electricity fulmen o.
force shall be nnuns
% C,;y
the time 4
deemed
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27

The term "a man 81 straw" comes
Co "a, from the time when there was
n class of persons Who attended the
Law courts prepared 10 Civ. evidence
In any cause to auy effect fpr a con.
sidrratlnn. To Indicate their profess
sion they wore wisps % straw In their
sltHs
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27
SEC TON No 5

The said purchase %
franchise his nfce the electric and the
entire after five elapsed dating from
the day that this franchise effective - purcha
shall continue during the % said franchise FOR
electric it.
be used and the be asceraned hy
be selected City. plant
and these select third II
the third Judicial District %
Kentucky shall the third
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27
SECTION No Z

That u
shall within after the
the sale ami % the bd by the City ~ Lancaster
electric plant, pole lines - sufficient
adequately supply electricity
t inhabitants; unless
franchise privilege provided for shall
rraton Of said II months become and be forfeited null Al
Of the Of this franchise shall
~ the OF franchise
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27
Monday, July 3lst, 1922

at 10 o'clock NJ in from, % House Lancaster KY
franchise for electric light and
power plant the City Of Lancaster, ny
The ordinance said franchise be sold t'e with the clerk
lof said "a : as follows;
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27

one sp,,ics ~ American holly has
been found Ia contain lars, amount,
4 caffeine. as much as me aud a
az per cent Of the drug being ob.
-.nsd from dried caves
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27
SECTION No I.

That there IS hereby created granted franchise privilege to
establish maintain light plant
Of Kentucky. the sidewalks.
alleys public places - sail subject the conditions herein
after the hereafter be extended for
operation Of The poles
for manufacturing ds,rbut
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27

An oiorleSs powder. slightly soluble
water. which It Is claimed makes
,ool moth prVnf. has been produced
"a German company
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27
KEEPS KITCHEN SINK CLEAN
snn sristlsd Brush. Like One Illus.
uated. and Good Soap Are
Bio Fse,ora

There n a piece ~ modern equip.
ment thar one Needs Ia be- securing
constantly II II Is % appear Splck and
span al all times-that il the kitchen
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27
W B. CHAMP, Mayor.
Earth Eaten a. a cure.

Certain soils In Russia. India aud
Persia have always been eaten by the
natives % these parts for their health
giying properties
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27
SECTION No o

That this franchise privilege
period Of 10 from and after the made effective
ratification and Of provided
elise shall be exclusive but shall %
other purpose
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27

Tea Is still being supplied by one
London arm 60 tie descendants Of
their customers Of 3uo years ago.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27
sale Of ELECTRIC Light
and POWER FRANCHISE
OF CITY OF LANCASTER

Pursuant ordinance regular meeting Of ne Council
City o. July ".
Champ. Mayor Of said City will
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27

temperature relations The first
group consists Of those fruits and
vegetables. such rs string beans.
packed ~ that there Is free liauid
filling the int-rspsces between the
pieces ~ material. The rate ot change
~ temperature NJ the center ~ the
can IN this group j. very rapid. The
second group consists ~ materials Of
heavy 90 pasty nature that are
packed In such u way that little or no
convection can ocrIr. NJ with cnrn or
sweet POTATOES. The rate ~ change
u temperature 10 this group j. Very
slow. Sometimes mechanical agitation
is employed. Variations Ia the com.
position II the material. however have
very little effect n the consistency ~
the material l. such that convection
can occur.
Salt Has Little Effect
Salt has very little direct effect
upon the rate ~ change of tempera.
ture IN the can. Dilute sugar solutions
have only a small eject. but the cun.
centTted solutions retard the rate Of
change. solutions ~ starch also reiard
II. In ) per cent starch the consistency
becomes such that all convection T.
stopped and the rate ~ change l. very
slow. Other material 81 ylscous nn-
ture. such as protein or pectin. retards
the rate OF change u temperature. The
retar,llng effect ~ glass container l.
% more Importance IN the FIRST group
than In the second Glass coois faster
than tin IN the air. hut cannot be-
cooled In water
Differences In the diameter Of the
contalner are only ~ importance In
the processing of materials % heavy
consistency such as corn. Whether the
processing temperature Il 100 degrees.
100 degrees. i6O degrees. or i2i de-
grees C.. the temperature ~ the bath
or retort i reached In the container
In approximately The same time High.
er temperatures. however. break down
the Tissues 81 tonntoes. which are
striking exception a. the rule. Both the
single period and Intermittent process
ses are studied Ia this bulletin. which
II available upon application 90 the
United States Department ~ Agricul
ture.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27
Assures spies and Span Sink.

sink. With q good friction soap and
stif bristlcd brush kr the accompany
ing Illustration the difficulty ~ IA.
task II removed. and a well-cleaned
sink II the result.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27

tn. month iu hich IN. largest mum.
Der Of suic drs urrurs Il July.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-27

Dor himself doth man work evil
IN working evil Tor others Ilesiod.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-02
DUG OUT by ROOT

The peanut serenades his love,
Beside her window shutter.
She is my bird, my sweet. my Dove;
I'll peanut but her"
Her dad arises from his bed;
Just hear that old nut mutter;
He drops rock Peanuts head.
And, Lo; there's peanut butter.
1t seems to be somewhat of a paradox for a
marriage ceremony to be performed by a justice
If the PEACE.
Within the Threc-M Limit.
Water, water, everywhere; and all the boards did
shrink.
Water water. everywhere; and not drop to drink
Two wheel-chair patients in hospital used
knives in fight a package of cigarettes
There seems to be nothing the smoking habit will
not lead to.
Princess Hermne thinks she's landing prize
when she weds the kaiser. II she feels that way
about it there's no use in us trying to disilluson
her
We reliably informed that Dr. cruickshank
was not bowlegged, which goes to prove that
there's nothing in name
Since jazz is finding its way into classical music
It is safe to predict that wives will have less diff
Guilty in persuading their husbands TO attend the
concerts