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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1921

Page

6

Evidence Hidden In Pine Roll Threatens Arson Ring

Dan finds rain-soaked papers in a hollow proving Hildreth’s evidence against the arson ring and a murder threat. Cranston pursues the papers while Gibbs details discovery, and Dan braces for winter isolation as Cranston plans surveillance.

Dan Hldratii Cranston St Hildreth Hildreth

All-Occasion Coats Spotlight Spring Styles and Craft

A fashion write up surveys spring coats emphasizing simple lines and versatile models. Black satin and taffeta items stand out among polo, holor, and sport coats, with two featured garments praised for tailoring and practicality. The right coat showcases large ornamented buttons and tailored seams, while the left displays embroidery and a one button waistline with roomy sleeves.

Butter From Sweet Cream Advocated By Government

The dairy division of the United States Department of Agriculture urges wider use of sweet cream butter for its superior keeping quality. Navy contracts have long favored sweet cream butter to fuel officers and sailors, with storage considerations ensuring supply for winter and long voyages. Sweet cream butter resists developing undesired flavors, remains comparable to fresh butter under proper storage, and is gaining favor in the domestic market for its mild creamy flavor.

United States Department: of Agriculture United States Department—of_Agriculture United States Navy Navy Navy Department United States Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture

Wedding Rings Require Vast Annual Gold Supply

An authority states that more than 7,000 pounds of pure gold are needed each year to supply wedding rings for brides, highlighting the large scale of jewelry production and demand in marriage customs.

Frocks and Silks Highlight Fashion's Golden Hour

Gowns of distinction in crepe and taffeta dominate fashion horizons with heavy silk weaves and two tone effects. Left shows a two color silk gown with lace and georgette accents while right features a straight line model with draped panels. New arrivals include taffeta gowns combined with cottons for informal afternoon wear.

Canton Georgette Georgetite

Embroidered Handkerchief Florals Trend Notice

A quaint fashion describes embroidering colored handkerchiefs with floral motifs. A small basket motif in solid embroidery leads to a bouquet of violets or roses on bright handkerchiefs. The idea emphasizes bold color contrasts for a smarter effect.

High Gollar Made of Face Coffin Prompts Fashion Uproar

A bizarre coffin fashioned from a human face draws attention as an avant garde accessory. Critics joke about the macabre novelty while designers debate its artistic merit and market appeal.

Wash and reuse of milk cans risks bacterial growth

Deterioration of milk occurs when cans are not cleaned properly. City plants wash and sterilize returns but moisture remains in caps. Bacteria survive and rapidly multiply, contaminating milk before it reaches consumers.

Mary

Proper Care of Young Calf

The calf may graze with other cattle but should be fed grain separately. A bull calf should be separated from heifers when sold at three or four months old and kept with other bull calves or older cattle except at feeding time. The calf should then have a separate stall or pen.

Dehorning and Horn Prevention in Cattle

A study argues dehorning yields quieter cows and more milk but urges horns be prevented early. It suggests caustic application to prevent horn growth as a humane approach rather than removing horns from mature animals.

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Bert Granston Bert Cranston Umpqua Jim Gibbs Bert Gibbs Aldreth Hilcreth Snows Fen Tiis Lennox’s Little, Brown & Co North Fork upper-Greenland Lennox SnowBird Betton Dairy Division
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