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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1915
Page
3
The article argues American women should follow French styles in hats and dress. It notes shifting hair trends toward hats as the crowning feature and praises French hat styling while urging Americans to improve their hat wear and veil practices for a balanced, polished appearance.
A Paris fashion note describes a blue serge walking dress with a box plaited skirt, long sleeves with patent leather lacing, a vest and collar, and a patent belt. It notes the style influence in Paris and the artistry women use to maintain a balanced, refined look, citing a 1915 copyright.
A 1910s style guide shows how to use sealing wax to make enamel like buttons pins and beads. Melt colored wax in a ladle dip buttons pins or wooden beads to create decorative pieces with varied tones and finishes.
A long discussion finds no single superior breed. Leghorns, Minorcas, Black Spanish, Hamburgs, Polish, Blue Andalusians, Brahmas, Brahma varieties, and American classes Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes Rhode Island Reds and others each have pros and cons. Main point: choice depends on temperament, location, and keeper skill. no breed universally outperforms others.
Tassels gain favor in fashion, appearing in silk, cotton, wool, metal and thread. One or two tassels can add smartness to a frock, and they are shown strung along various parts of the gown.
A compact wire net fits any dish to create varied holders for flowers. It lets a flat dish support tall blooms and enables a few blossoms to be arranged gracefully in a wide dish.
The ripe milkweed pod yields a soft down ideal for pillow filling. Open the pod remove seeds and dry the fluff. The down resists aging and does not crumble or sift with time.
A discussion on nursery design notes two furniture classes for children. One favors rounded, kid friendly patterns while the other mimics adult pieces on a smaller scale, such as ivory enamel wood with ivory wicker insets and tiny floral festoons.
Woman is held in the county jail as an alleged accomplice in the fatal shooting of Mike Bilasia by James Jurodacas. She is said to have supplied the weapon and was arrested two days after Jurodacas, following information from Tony Konopals, cousin of the victim.
Fresh eggs graded for market have clean shells and weigh 24 ounces per dozen 45 pounds per case of 80 dozen. When broken the yolk stands firm and the white is not watery. a fresh egg fills its shell while older eggs develop larger air spaces due to evaporation.
Poultrymen expect shrinkage of about one half pound per carcass with a two and a half pound chicken dressing around two pounds. Richard Corte of Newcastle became chief deputy marshal succeeding Paul Bailey in Wyoming under U S Marshal Dan C Hudson after sixteen years of service. Rev Father G Schellinger of Pine Bluffs narrowly escaped when lightning struck the Pine Bluffs Catholic Church causing about six hundred dollars in damage.
A historic observation notes a rule: higher animals live roughly five times the time needed for muscular development. Dogs mature by 2 to 3 years, 15 to 20 years, horses by 5, potentially 25 to 30 with good care. Humans differ, rarely reaching full strength before 25 and often feeling aged past 70. If conditions matched animals, life expectancy could reach 110 to 125 years.
A man enters a cafe and greets his Scotch friend Sandy at the bar. He offers to buy another drink, but Sandy declines and asks him to pay for the current one instead.
A pet dog kept a resident awake until three in the morning with continuous howling prompting a complaint about nuisance behavior and resulting frustration from the neighbor.
A skeptical view notes that many inmates claim honesty as a guiding rule while serving time, suggesting excuses and moral posturing amid crowded facilities. The remark highlights the tension between stated ethics and behavior inside harsh prison environments.
An Illinois man promotes Postum as a remedy after coffee caused digestive and health troubles. He claims quitting coffee and using Postum restored appetite, digestion, sleep, and strength, calling himself a monument built by Postum. The ad cites Postum Cereal and Instant Postum with prices and encourages readers to try them, noting “There's a Reason.”
In Washington Secretary of Agriculture Houston notes visible country improvements during a vacation trip and contrasts modern wealth with past hardships when farmers would bargain for basic goods at a district general store, citing eggs worth of sugar and salt.
Ellen pleads for space while Il questions her name and Eile, weak, reveals May as a hint. Il asserts a need to follow, declaring August as the speaker. The fragment hints at a tense pursuit and shifting identities.
A movie fan jokes that a comedian on screen earns a thousand dollars weekly. The dialogue pivots to questioning earnings. The text notes the British army in India exceeds 350,000 men and costs 86 million dollars per year.
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