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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1918

Page

6

Clever Spring Styles for Women Copyable by Any

A fashion article notes that new spring styles are graceful and simple enough for any clever sewist to replicate with a needlewoman or corner tailor. It highlights a Worth model coat and skirt in dull blue oatmeal cloth with red silk stitching, a navy suit with red stitching, and a black camel hair look, plus Caroline Reboux hats with cherry red felt and a dark blue hair ornament, all favoring wide wrist openings and modest silhouettes.

Caroline Reboux

Wool Coat with Knitted Yarn Trimming Trend

The article notes heavy knitting influence in fashion with wool coats trimmed in yarn. Women continue war work knitting socks and mufflers then knit sweaters and coats featuring hand done knitted trim. Some coats showcase full knitted trim while others use just collar cuffs belts or pockets.

Zouave shaped jackets and economy in spring fashion

The article describes Zouave in shape jackets with belts and short straight lines, noting velveteen versions with sodtache trim and white jersey waistcoat accents. It argues jackets wear out slowly while skirts vary, urging economical styling as spring fashion trends emerge.

Jersey

No Longer Shackle Women Sets Style Outlook

A fashion authority declares the era favors women breaking corsets and high collars. Narrow skirts may be worn but must remain practical for walking. The season favors a long slender silhouette and minimal fullness at the bottom.

Gloveskin cloth frocks charm Paris winter fashion

Paris fashions feature gloveskin cloth outfits with minimal trimming. Distinctive models use beaver trim, velvet hats, and fur accents. Colorways include doeskin tones, pearl gray with black fox, and night blue with chinchilla for a refined, elegant look.

Paris

French Knots Highlight Satin and Chiffon Waistwear

The design uses three shades of purple with orchid satin for the waist and lavender toned chiffon forming a turn over collar and vest front. Simulated buttons mimic faint lavender and the waist fastens under the French knots.

Tunic Silk Skirts Feature Stripes and Draped Girdles

Spring lines of silks showcase tunic skirts with stripes and plaits. The designer emphasizes simplicity with material generous, colors vivid, and a side graduated plait. A pictured striped silk skirt highlights a draped girdle ending under three buttons on the right.

If You and I Should Laugh Instead of Worry

A fragmentary verse urging laughter over worry and kinder hearts. It envisions a near future where a happier world begins with shared gentleness between two people. The tone is hopeful and intimate, with rhythmic, poetic phrasing.

War era home front guidance and sugar saving plea

The article urges housewives to uphold loyalty and patriotism by conserving food clothing and fuel. It urges signing food pledges, avoiding waste, and sharing reduce sugar via small daily portions. It provides a bread crumb biscuit recipe as a practical aid for wartime cooking and emphasizes family cooperation to support soldiers and allies.

Dry Mash Method Emerges Popular For Home Poultry

The article explains feeding hens with multiple meals using soft mash and dry mash, noting dry mash aids absent keepers. It details recipes for dry and moist mash, feed amounts, and the impact of high feed prices on profits, including advice for small and commercial poultry operations.

Salt poisoning in fowl raises alert across farms

A bureau correspondent cites accidental poisoning from salt in Yetter-Yeading showing cake made with salt instead of sugar. Eight nine-week-old chicks died after ingesting the cake, underscoring fowls vulnerability to salt and dangers of pickle brine.

Bureau of Animal Industry Yetter-Yeading-“ag

Corn Based Recipes From the Briddle Cakes to Pudding

A seventeenth century style collection outlines corn flour uses in Briddle cakes steamed barley and cornmeal pudding corn flour cake and other corn based treats. It details ingredients such as molasses milk cornmeal eggs soda raisins nuts and spices with cooking steps and serving suggestions.

Not Worth Anything Fo For

A fragment hints at a character who doubts a man’s usefulness as a provider when he delays love letters to earn money or pay tax, implying caution in judging intentions and reliability.

Shen

Calves Feeding With Separated Milk Guidelines

United States Department of Agriculture outlines gradual feeding plans for dairy calves. It recommends initial whole milk, then partial substitution with separated or skim milk, adjusted by calf vigor, with 18 to 20 pounds daily observed for strong calves and weaning around six months under favorable forage conditions.

United States United States Department of Agriculture Atkins

Milking Aims and Practices Mentioned in Feed Note

A fragment notes that feeding during milking can affect milk quality. It suggests keeping cattle calmer and milking quietly to reduce dust and other impurities entering the milk.

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