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Domestic science, a text in cooking and syllabus in sewing, prepared for use in the Kansas City elementary schools, yet eminently fitted for home work (1911)

Johnson, Gertrude Tacy, 1856- · Kansas city, Mo., the Burton publishing co. · leaf 91

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Fig. 22—Spring-top jar. Fig. 23—Position of springduring sterilizing. … Fig. 24—Position of spring after sterilizing. COOKING 87 bursting by the steam. A temperature of 212 degrees doesnot destroy all kinds of spores, but, if the time of boiling beprolonged at 212 degrees, the eflFect will be the same as thatof A higher temperature. It is better to place the food…

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