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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1920

Page

2

Problems Facing Stricken World Bolsheviks Fet ter Liberty

Frank Comerford argues against bolshevik top down rule in Russia and for representative government. He defends free speech, free press, and citizen control over officials, warning bolshevik constitutional provisions muzzle rights. He contrasts Soviet limits with American democratic practice and recalls Lenine’s shifting stance on press freedom.

Frank Comerford Russia United States Uos Russian Socialist Federal Soviet Republic Congress of the Americas Lenine Lening Bolshevik Party Free Union

Message for Today Essay Reflection on Labor and Poverty

The text argues that most suffering and crime in civilized Europe stem from people failing to understand that wealth requires hard work. It asserts that trying to gain without labor leads to misery and crime, and stresses the inevitability of honest effort.

Europe Huskin

France to Raise Bread Prices Climb for Wheat and Flour

French minister of provisions Joseph J. B. E. Moulens told the chamber’s credit committee that the state will lift subsidies, increasing wheat payments to millers from 48 to 75 francs per metric hundredweight and flour to 91 francs. The price of a two pound Paris loaf rises from 55 to 90 centimes and in the provinces from 40 to 95 centimes.

Joseph J. B. E. Moulens Credit Committee Chamber of Deputies Paris

Ribbons Shape New Styles in Summer Frocks and Hats

Ribbons gain prominence in women’s apparel as designers expand use beyond decoration to structure. American dress creators embed wide satin ribbons in summer frocks with lace flouncing, shirred bodices, and ribbon blossoms, signaling ribbons’ influence into fall fashion.

Late Summer Brides Fashion Trends Inspire June Gown Variations

The article surveys wedding fashion with late summer brides favoring June precedent and October as a growing option. It notes innovations in gowns and veils from white to white with silver or gold accents, chiffon veils, and madonna-like draping. It highlights June bridesmaids in taffeta and organdie, and guest and mother attire in dark blue georgette and cream Inca with floral corsages.

Ashough Premet

Squab raising profitable as special farm business

A USDA prepared guide notes squab production can be a profitable side line on farms or in towns with careful management. It covers stock quality, market timing, breeding ages, housing, catching nets, and marketing squabs from three to four and a half weeks old, with typical yields of six to seven pairs per year per breeder.

United States Department of Agriculture

Farming to Market Demands Guides Growers

Farmers increasingly use crop and market reporting to forecast supply and demand. Southern potato growers study northern crop volumes and leftovers to judge acreage and spring conditions, while others rely on government data to avoid random planting and marketing.

United States Department of Agriculture

Mixture Flies Deterrent Tested On Livestock

Experiments show malodorous oil blends deter stable flies. A formula using fish oil one gallon pine tar two ounces pennyroyal oil two ounces and kerosene half pint kept flies off live stock briefly when applied to exposed animal areas.

Advice on raising African geese and poultry care

The text explains best practices for geese and hens, stressing fresh ground for late hatchlings, shade or cover for hens in heat, pullets reaching size before laying, prioritizing bone and muscle growth, and keeping valuable breeding males in a small summer pen.

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