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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1923
Page
6
The guide advises simple washable clothing for active children born from USDA guidance. Rompers and bloomers are practical. elaborate designs are discouraged. Home sewing is common for girls and many boys items while some pieces like coats may be bought. Using one foundation pattern across garments saves time and effort, with variations via trims and materials.
The document presents a US Department of Agriculture endorsed standard table for quick doughs to save time in recipe lookup. It notes any recipe can be varied with nuts and dried fruits or spices, as long as liquid flour and baking powder proportions stay fairly constant.
The article argues every housekeeper should have a dedicated laundry area with running water and time saving devices. It discusses location options such as adjacent to the kitchen or basement, lighting, ventilation, and flooring materials, plus layout of washing and ironing zones and machine flow for efficient work.
Practical hints on removing scorch with sunlight washing with cold water to remove milk and cream keeping spice jars sealed cooling cake pans to prevent sticking using cold water to coat cake pans and using potato-boiled water to freshen silk fabric while offering general housekeeping advice.
A New York Times fashion note says American women will choose from many designs, with straighter lines but more fullness and shorter tailored tweed suits. Draped dresses, large flowing sleeves, printed silks, and spring wraps dominate, while three piece suits show short coats and bold contrasts.
A compact saying contrasts the vast Sun with a single cent and notes that fortunate timing determines outcomes. It reflects on invention and discovery where some people seize hints while others overlook them.
A medical authority warns against pills and salts for constipation, promoting Nujol as a natural, harmless lubricant that keeps stools soft and aids regular movement. The ad notes Nujol is not a medicine and cannot gripe, likening it to pure water and stating use in lending hospitals. Get a bottle from your druggist today.
Josh is described as a smart boy who can take life easy, leaving Farmer OCorntossel to handle all the worries about whether the farm will support him. The exchange highlights reliance and concern over the farm's future.
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