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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1912
Page
6
Practical guidance on building a dry well drained hen house with proper space and ventilation. Highlights that a purpose built, wide 20x20 foot structure is cheaper and healthier than a narrow or repurposed building, with advice on site selection and roof style.
The article lists roof types for poultry houses including shed, combination, gable, cemis monitor, monitor, slanting front, and an arched from pallets. It describes partitions, wiring, and boards for roof support, plus a note on using boards for division and space efficiency. It also covers duckling feed formulas with corn meal, ground peas, bran, middlings, and optional milk or hot water.
A fatal vehicle crash led to an investigation after a young resident died. Police have identified a suspect and are reviewing evidence from the scene to determine the cause and possible charges.
The coal strike causes acute distress across England Scotland and Wales with Wales particularly hard hit. Many in the Cardiff vicinity face destitution as mines shut and strike pay is cut. Rail workers and others lose jobs daily while a quick settlement remains uncertain though hoped. families depend on mine output and relief efforts.
Rio de Janeiro praised as the Paris of the Americas and a modern, efficient city. Government reports cite vast sewerage and water projects, clean markets, grand parks, and a thriving economy with high living costs including imported foods. prices for chickens, butter and baking powder are noted.
New York reports King George of England obtained a patent through the German crown prince for a coal saving stove. The device features two ovens and a shifting mechanism to move contents across by lever, reducing fuel use.
A giant rock near Pandit in Buenos Aires province reportedly toppled after centuries of stability. Observers note the rock moved to and fro when touched but remained fixed against the cliff edge until its collapse, an event still shrouded in mystery amid Argentina's early exploration era.
Henry R. Wills chief clerk at the Great Northern docks and Harriet Pollard Barnum of Union Nebraska married at the bride's sister's home In Seattle Their romance began in Union Nebraska decades ago and after various marriages and a summer Alaska visit they renewed their vows The bride comes from a Nebraska family long prominent in the state since 1855
Mysterious outage in Terre Haute Indiana traced to pigeons roosting in the Vandalia office attic. Birds perched on wires touched another line and created a short circuit, stopping telephone service at night.
Mrs. Katteryn Boggs of Topeka launches a stomach based religion in Kansas City focusing on sun baths and digestion. Daily sun and clay baths are practiced to promote health and truth, with a home for followers and rules guiding conduct centered on the digestive system and child rearing.
Washington reports that the government’s employer liability law does not cover mine rescuers. John Ferrell’s widow and children receive no benefits despite his 31 years as a miner and rescuer, with only a possible special act offering relief. Ferrell saved at least ten lives in various disasters and earned $1,000 yearly.
Martha McCulloch Williams outlines proper paper bag storage to preserve bags and offers a veal roulade recipe with sausage stuffing. Instructions cover bag care, lard and drippings storage, and step by step cooking in a hot oven with butter and vegetables, plus a chicken with mushrooms dish and luncheon savories.
A historic guide extols paper bag cookery as a simple, quick method to craft desserts and sauces. It outlines apple sauce, apple pudding, sweet potato pudding, and banana pudding recipes with steps, ingredients, and oven timings, urging careful adherence to the method and warm serving notes.
A garbled line describes a sliced pickled walnut with salt paprika and sour notes. It mentions buttered bread or bag and baking ten minutes in a hot oven.
A historic paper bag dinner recipe attributed to M Soyer of the Roulade includes mincing roast beef with ham, olives, parsley, lemon, and nutmeg, then mixing in macaroni and eggs before steaming in a greased bag for twenty five minutes. Also describes Potatoes Maitre d Hotel with milk and butter, Spinach in a bag, and Peach Roll pastries with a soft crust and peaches baked inside.
A historic cooking note describes fillet of beef with garlic butter and mushrooms served with mashed potato, then Irish stew using potatoes, onions, and butter. The recipe specifies handling, broiling, and timing steps with references to butter, flour, lemon juice, soy, anchovy essence, and a hot serving dish.
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