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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1915
Page
7
Practical tips cover stain removal with peroxide and oxalic acid, soot cleanup by scrubbing or zinc-fuelled chimneys, sprouting hyacinths in pots, keeping meringue surfaces free of liquid, cooking tips to aid digestion, and a closing couplet praising a self disciplined neighbor.
A recipe for Ten Egg Sponge Cake with lemon and a note on October as the canned goods buying season. It warns against bulged or resoldered cans and describes safe handling to prevent ptomaine poisoning. Also includes Snowball Pudding and Foamy Fruit Sauce instructions with basic mixing, steaming, and serving steps.
A dialogue recounts Nereis Marweid and a pessimist named Mr. Gloom. The woman with the pointed nose comments on his youth shaping his disposition as he recalls being captured and living in a tree.
A fragmentary excerpt notes a woman named Hester asserting lineage as a Daughter of the Revolution, juxtaposed with a reference to her father’s carrousel and the distant sense of achievement it implies.
Article stresses careful milking hygiene in dairies. Emphasizes clean stables, udder wiping, restricted access for ill workers, thorough hand washing, clean overalls, sterilization, clean milking stools, and adoption of small top milk pails to reduce bacteria. Timers note pails can be adapted with a hood to improve cleanliness.
Instructions emphasize warmth and early colostrum from the mother. Keep calf clean and mother calm. If separated on day three, provide milk warmed from the mother. Gentle handling helps calves learn to drink. avoid forcing milk into the calf’s mouth.
Calves may start eating silage when ready and the key is silage free from mold. They can eat all they will clean at all times, with yearlings consuming about half the amount of mature stock. With good leguminous hay, little to no grain is needed to keep calves thriving.
A report notes cows recovering from abortion disease can still shed abortion bacilli in milk. One cow under observation has discharged such bacilli for over six years without showing disease symptoms, illustrating persistent contagion risk.
The text argues that a suitable dairy man should feed cows with economical feed, maintain a silo, and care for and breed cattle properly to steadily improve the herd year by year, suggesting no apparent limit to progress yet.
A concise reminder on maintaining production records for dairy farming. It stresses tracking inputs and outputs, including feed costs, to manage profitability and accountability after a cow produced 3,000 pounds of milk last year.
War influence shifts headgear away from delicate touches to bold crowns of at least five inches. Styles mix sailor and knickerbocker brims with velvet underfaces, wire edges, and varied trims. Velvet and fur fashions appear in dressy suits, with seals, moles, and skunk among favored furs.
Winter skin care advice for sensitive skin. Apply skin food cream and rice powder to prevent wind chapping. Avoid bathing just before outdoor exposure. Use massage cream inside, then warm water soap bath if needed, followed by astringent lotion to close pores. Steam face for blackheads, cleanse nightly, and use toilet water in the morning. Daily tub bath with body brush, avoid face.
A bolster with long hanging ends is shown. one end forms a pocket by sewing the edge together. A slit access point reveals the pocket for items like a handkerchief, matches, a book, or a watch. The bolster remains removable and the modification is quick and unobtrusive.
A little girl wears a white chiffon taffeta frock with pink flower design. An airy fichu and plaited frill edge the shoulders, chiffon sleeves tied with rose velvet, and a jacket trimmed in the same, with a full skirt over accordion-plaited white chiffon.
Veils serve as decoration and practical wear on hats with postilion, Amazon, and sailor styles. New ideas include a six inch velvet ribbon border on white mesh, scrolls and motifs, chenille or velvet spots, fur borders with metal threads, and chiffon veils with small turbans falling in graceful folds.
A charming model combines sapphire blue satin blue net spangled net and flesh toned tulle. Bodices drape in spangled net with shoulder bands drawn into butterfly bows. Satin overskirt shows a front blue net panel with sequin border and a pink rose drapery at the skirt top.
A description notes a new princess robe featuring a normal waist line and a full gathered skirt, highlighting its classic silhouette and feminine drape.
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