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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1923
Page
6
A 1923 remark from Rodger Babson asserts that idle hands spur others to work and urges more religion rather than further legislation as the needed remedy. The quote appears in a Western Iowa publication.
A menu featuring Cheese Casserole with diced pork potatoes onion tomato sauce and rice baked until brown. Cheese Cutlets mix mashed potato cheese lima beans pimento poultry dressing salt paprika curry powder shaped and browned. Orange and Coconut Salad combines oranges boiled briefly sliced on lettuce with coconut and French dressing Mayonnaise garnish.
A reflection by David Starr Jordan notes that happiness brings no outward reactions, while inner peace fills consciousness with the joy of living.
The article extols cheese as a rich protein and fat substitute for meat and a digestible staple when well chewed. It notes caveats about pairing cheese with rich pastry, outlines cheese based recipes including a Cheese Loaf, Cottage Cheese Soup, Cheese and Dandelion Roll, and a Stanford Fruit Pudding with detailed ingredients and steps.
Guidance from the U S Department of Agriculture explains preserving home collected eggs from March to July in water glass or lime solution. It covers preparation, ratios, vessel setup, egg placement, evaporation compensation, and notes lime as an alternative when water glass is unavailable.
The U S Bureau of Chemistry has prepared a synthetic apple oil with aroma from ripe apples and received a public service patent. The oil contains components that occur naturally in apples and differs from other imitation flavors. It serves as a base for a palatable carbonated beverage and for cold flavorings.
The U S Department of Agriculture endorses a budget friendly fish chowder recipe. It describes using backbones from large fish after removing them to create a filling winter meal with a meat dinner alternative.
Use meat adhered to cleaned fish heads and scraps to make fish chowder. Boil in just enough cold water until meat comes off bones. Remove bones, strain the soup, return picked meat, add diced onions potatoes butter and white pepper. Simmer until vegetables finish then salt to taste.
Household guidance covers when stirring hominy is advised, coffee grind size for percolators, shoe pliability by warming, vinegar soaking for old fowl prior cooking, steaming as the preferred method with time based on age, mildew removal from linen with soap, chalk application, sun bleaching, and air drying followed by washing.
Readers submit questions on topics from etiquette to fashion and requests for songs and poems. Helen Brooks answers with practical advice, shares verses, and connects contributors across Utah cities, Detroit addresses, and wartime memory in a warm, old fashioned corner column.
A sequence of reader questions about etiquette for dating and dancing with boys, plus replies on politeness, arm placement, and acceptable social contact. The column includes multiple readers from Utah asking if they are welcome to seek guidance and how to behave at dances.
A reader from Charleston Utah seeks guidance on teen dating etiquette and interaction with boys. Responses emphasize accepting male friends but not beaux, addressing boys by first names, acting natural and modest, and dancing with proper introductions, while noting some readers’ concerns about girls at dances.
A narrator argues that sixteen is suitably young for girls to attend outings with boys, but public affairs require older supervision. They favor home-based parties and family accompaniment to theatres, noting the variability of ether dosage and the difficulty of stating an average for ordinary people.
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