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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
3
A USDA prepared guide explains cookie basics for children with tips to keep snacks within dinner plans. It lists plain rolled and drop cookies with ratios, flavors, and variations such as spice, chocolate, raisin, nut, and molasses cookies, plus baking guidance and ingredient handling.
A small drying basket design with a tall handle holds a scrub cloth and can include kerosene for a quick sanitary cleaner. Kitchen notes describe corn meal fish balls made from corn meal mush shredded codfish rice and salt removal, fried in hot fat until dry and crisp.
A garbled assortment of household advice covers burning injuries with egg whites and vinegar to remove onion odors, a homemade pickle solution for salad dressing, keeping hanging plants moist, and methods to whiten skin or treat clothes with paraffin and heated water.
The article urges simple school dress rules emphasizing modesty, durability, and quiet color with navy hats as a standout. It highlights washable vestees, detachable collars, and velvety wool fabrics, noting new styles like panne velvet and Lyons velvet hats with Georgette ribbons and floral trims.
A regional column offers tested canning recipes and kitchen tips. Instructions cover Plum Catgup Apple and Onion Pepper Sauce Chili Sauce and beets for winter storage. A brief fashion sketch mentions a young maid's clothing and dress influences.
Raisins are praised for sugar content and health benefits. The text claims they revitalize energy, improve digestion, and enrich bread and desserts, making plain foods tastier and more popular among households.
The article outlines a plan to clean feather pillows using four inches of boiling water in a boiler. Place four baking powder cans evenly around the boiler with one large can on top, cover, and keep the water hot to steam for five hours. Remove pillows and dry in a breezy shady place until dry.
A quotation extols the virtue of attending to daily duties rather than chasing grand goals. It emphasizes that closeness, simple tasks, and the sustenance of daily life are the sweetest things. The speaker links sight, nourishment, and duty to a spiritual path.
A series of old time recipes covers fried chicken slow cooking for tenderness currant pies tomato d Axelles stuffed tomatoes and a butter parsley garnish for baked dishes plus a cold slaw method with hot vinegar and egg cream dressing. Also notes on a stuffed steak and jelly from apples and blackberries.
An orangutan named Windy recalls a visit by a keeper and a reporter who plan to tell Windy's own tale in People’s Talk. Windy describes walking on two and one arm, painting a vivid portrait of his gentle, sociable nature and a keeper proud to show him off.
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