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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
3
A fashion writer explains color as a language that affects mood and health. By using a color chart, harmonious schemes relate colors, balance warm and cold hues, and create pleasing, balanced interiors and attire.
Black lace with white velvet creates striking contrasts in dresses. A common style uses a black lace foundation with long sleeves that flare to the elbow and fit snugly to the wrist, while velvet forms the velvet front apron panel with embroidered white panels in black.
Breakfast coats emerge as bewitchingly pretty bits of feminine wear. The article notes they are accessible for many women to make at home, highlighting practical appeal and charm in daily attire.
Paris openings showcase long slim gowns with natural silhouette lines. Velvet and heavy satin winter formal wear prevail, with new metal fabrics and white net creations like Lanvin’s Empress Bugente. Lace, increasingly scarce, dominates evening wear, often combined with other materials and featuring lace caps and flowing sleeves.
Fashion authority notes no single new cut but offers wide variety in necklines sleeves and trimmings. Day and evening dresses display straight across lines square decolletage 1830s style and low backs. Sleeves range from short puff to long tight fits with removable high collars.
A poultry expert stresses careful flock culling to boost profits and breeder quality, plus the need for animal feed in winter. It advises continuous selection, fall culling, proper green bone and meat scrap feed, and strict egg handling to avoid loss-off pricing and ensure fresh, quality eggs.
A New York area farmer reports disposing of nearly all fruits and vegetables by roadside direct to consumers with better prices than city retail. USDA specialists note many roadside markets nationwide show similar success and urge selective use near consuming centers while retaining usual channels.
A USDA specialist states corn quality continually improves or regresses and warns farmers against growing scrub corn, similar to scrub cattle, urging better practice.
The colt will do better weaned than running with his working dam. The colts in the pasture should have shelter on cold, stormy nights. The old idea that green corn caused hog cholera has been long forgotten. Self feeders in the hog lot have proved economical and savers of feed.
Euclid, ancient mathematician likely Greek, flourished in the third century BCE. Born place unknown, starved by current scholarship to Alexandria as learning hub. His Elements of Geometry in 18 books established geometry’s foundation. first six books most valuable, later ones on numbers eclipsed by modern arithmetic.
In dialogue Mrs Corntessel asks Hiram which band wagon he will join. Mehitable answers she knows how she will vote but rejects public display, saying she is not prominent enough to be examined by the admiring public and prefers to be a simple helper who cranks the car occasionally.
Governor Morrow of Kentucky cites a feud story about Lige Parsons as worth telling. The tale recounts Parsons firing at Harris boys after concern for cattle and children, then returning to a Bible reading as bullets plagued the countryside. Four Harris men were left alive the next morning.
At breakfast Mary speaks of a new fellow with long hair. Family members question the look and Mary jokes it may be a new style or plain ignorance.
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