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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1924
Page
2
The article outlines home stain remedies covering blood, chocolate, coffee, tea, fruit, peach, milk, cream, meat juice, grass, and mildew stains. It notes using cold water, warm soapy water, hydrogen peroxide with caution on colors, borax for chocolate, boiling water for fruit stains, glycerin prewashing, alcohol for grass color, soap and baking powder pastes, and sun bleaching for mildew, with color safety considerations.
Nutrition guidance outlines proteins as tissue builders with nitrogen, energy from starch and cereals, fats for stored energy, minerals like lime iron and phosphorus, vitamins from milk spinach beets raisins and fruits, roughage from vegetables and gritty cereals, plus liquids aiding waste elimination. It notes vitamin variety across foods and dessert ideas with peaches pears and chestnut custard.
A memorial on the Bund in Shanghai honors more than 200 volunteers from World War I. The dedication commemorates men who served and died, located between the international and French settlements along the waterfront.
The article recounts Montana girls traveling long distances to attend the first vocational congress for girls seeking guidance on careers. It profiles Una B. Hertick, now dean of women at Montana Woman's College, and notes the congress’ by products such as standards of dress conduct and community recreation, shaping the girls into homegrown workers.
Honora Marie Piesinger, a New Prague prescription druggist, is elected as the first woman president of a state board of pharmacy. She emphasizes community ties, enjoying small town service, and believes in personal connections and town improvement. She works at a local shop, serves on the park board and garden club, and holds a Cross medal for wartime volunteer work.
A new street sweeper innovation gathers leaves and debris from gutters and deposits them into a revolving brusher intake for dumping. The system improves cleanup efficiency by directing waste into the machine's collector as it moves along the street.
Directors of a settlement house on New York's lower east side pursue a systematic search for latent genius among the poor's children. They believe in discovering hidden flowers like Gray's, funding patronage to promote talent and develop potential genius, overcoming environment and opportunity barriers to reach the destined goal.
The article recalls the extinction of the genuine longhorn in Texas noting that modern herds lack the breed. It describes a late lone steer killed by wolves in the Devil’s River mountains and mentions eight foot horns now in San Angelo found by cowboys.
Mrs Smith wife of a small town plumber notes violets in a milliner window resemble her garden blooms. Mary confirms and says she watered them that morning praising how naturally the Lord makes such flowers.
In emergencies developing trays for photography can be improvised from shallow wooden boxes like cigar boxes or cardboard boxes. Coat the box interiors with hot paraffin wax or black asphaltum varnish to make suitable trays for developing photographs.
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