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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1923
Page
6
A new illuminated gauntlet glove for drivers and traffic controllers features two lamps on the back a red turning light and a white inspection light. A compact battery rests in a pocket outside the glove and tiny metal contacts inside the fingers light the lamps when the thumb is closed.
A young store employee quits after finding a higher rate elsewhere. He explains he prefers doing less even if pay is lower, arguing it is better to do less and earn less than to do more and earn not enough. His employer questions the wage difference but the boy sticks to the idea of value over volume.
In this humorous vignette from Everybody's Magazine a mother entertains a famed aviator while Nellie claims she has flown. The child asserts she was born not from an air experience but by a stork, prompting a mother’s shocked correction.
A fragment from a poem or prose fragment references distant friends and unseen rot. The lines mention smiling despite distance and loving those outside the speaker’s path, hinting at melancholy themes without full context.
A vintage culinary note presents Veal Birds rolled in seasoned crumbs and fried, then simmered in cream. Also offered are Frosted Ginger Cookies with coffee infusion, Tomato Nests with eggs and bacon, Rhubarb Pie, and a closing quote about varying flavors like a composer.
Practical kitchen notes describe methods to keep sandwiches moist yet not soggy by wrapping and cloth dampened with cold water. It also covers three layer cake assembly with whipped cream filling and boiled frosting, plus offers raisin chocolate balls and melon cocktail with mint or fruit sauces and a layered onion tomato bake with crumbs and butter.
Fashion notes celebrate the shift to separate blouses and skirts as a flexible, economical way to compose outfits. The blouse earns dress-like status through matching with varying skirts, with emphasis on hip shaping, wide belts for small hips, and color harmony. Plaited and knitted silk blouses rise in popularity for warm weather.
A narrative scene shows Mother Pig recounting her fourteen piglets and their eager requests to be her pets. The mother praises their scent and rooting signs while the brood presses for pet status, ending with her declaration to keep fourteen pets despite her own gruntful amusement.
A playful collection of tongue twisters features Dan and his dog dancing while Clara guides a cart. Sleepy Sam sells sirloin steaks as a market scene unfolds with lively, rhythmic phrasing.
Worcester woman describes severe weakness from a female ailment. After trying various pills with no relief, she used Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and regained strength to perform housework. She endorses the remedy and offers to share her testimony.
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