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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1921
Page
2
A column offers recipes and kitchen guidance including Strawberry Sauce and Tomatoes Stuffed With Ripe Olives. It features Snow Balls and Sponge Cake instructions, plus a note on danger from unseen enemies and a call to expose hidden diseases.
A dated recipe collection offers carrot methods with buttered carrots cooked tender in little water and broth, mint grape juice sherbet, ginger creams using yolks and lard, spiced cake batter, ambination salad using leftovers, and a pineapple fluff dessert with sponge cake and cream garnish.
Fogg says the world won’t feel right until commencement begins finalizing the college term as the Boston Transcript notes.
A Briggs letter recounts a railroad section hand who self taught astronomy and Latin for pleasure, arguing that education begins when one learns for enjoyment. It cites Darwin Spencer Hanley Tyndall as examples and suggests many educated paths rely on personal motivation rather than formal schooling.
The passage reflects on how great schools and universities aid many, but true pathfinding comes from the individual. It cites Shakespeare and Lincoln as self taught exemplars and muses on the Gettysburg Speech’s enduring influence as a model of English prose.
Article discusses beef and mutton nutrition with mutton ranked slightly fatter yet digestible. Includes recipes and technique tips for mutton with lemon bacon stock, onion sauce, veal with onions and bay, stewed tomatoes, and horseradish cream, plus tomato veal dish.
Dialogic sketch features Brunetta and Blondine in comedic exchanges about foot in mouth moments. One line has Blondine remarking on opening her mouth and Brunetta’s reaction, while another line notes a fish looked down at feet in the moment.
A 1911 guidance piece urges women to avoid a tight budget trap and open a bank account. Start by tracking expenses, cut nonessential costs, and save steadily, aiming to reach a safe bond. Small 25 cent steps grow into substantial savings and financial security.
A reflective poem contrasts faith in spring and renewal with doubt in God. The speaker notes that nature promises warmth and daylight again, while humans may doubt, especially about the divine order, despite seasonal proof.
The passage extols Tanlac as a revolutionary medicine with unprecedented sales of over 20 million bottles in six years. It claims broad international reach from Canada to England and Japan, with users reporting restored health from stomach, liver, kidney issues, indigestion, and related ailments. Tanlac is said to be sold by leading druggists nationwide.
Quote from American Legion Weekly contrasts a doctor and patient with the chorus I am suffering so much I want to die. The doctor replies you are perfectly right to call me illustrating medical advice and mental health concern in a wartime period.
Advertises Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness roughness or itching followed by bathing with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Rinse dry gently and dust with Cuticura Talcum for fragrance. Price 25 cents each.
A quoted exchange reflects on golf and self improvement as a two player discusses why effort often fails to match potential. The speaker notes the game teaches persistence despite not always achieving desired outcomes.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant vegetable remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It promises purity in every bottle and offers a sample for ten cents by mail from Kilmer Co Binghamton New York.
An irate parent confronts a sultan at the gate, insisting he never stayed late with the daughter. The tense exchange centers on a perceived late-night incident and questions of propriety.
A darkly comic scene unfolds on the Hall Roach lot as a furniture mover tells film star Harold Lloyd he fears his belongings were stolen. The mover insists they took everything except the sidewalk and vows to return, in a curiously delivered misery tale from the era.
The projected trans Australian line from Oodnadatta to Port Darwin will offer a bleak ride through vast deserts with little life or interest. The journey is expected to be among the most dreary rail experiences in the world.
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