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Oven Canning of Fruits and Vegetables

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A Radio Interview Between Mrs. Rowena Schmidt Carpenter and Miss Mabel Stienbarger, Bureau of Home Economics

Subject

fruits

vegetables

radio broadcasts

Excerpt

With the gardens and markets full of so many kinds of fruits and vegetables your questions about home canning have been coming to us wholesale. I thought you'd like to have them answered first hand by someone who is working on canning problems in our experimental kitchens at the Bureau, so Miss Mabel Stienbarger has come to the studio with me today.

Creator

Carpenter, Rowena Schmidt

Stienbarger, Mabel C.

U.S. Department of Agriculture. Bureau of Home Economics

WRC (Radio Station: Washington, D.C.)

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National Agricultural Library

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Date

1931

Relation

Radio Talks: Household Calendar

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