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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1945
Page
6
The guide explains selecting young chicken by a soft flexible breastbone. It notes that a broad rounded breast with thigh meat and even fat distribution yields more edible meat per pound. It favors short-legged blocky birds for table use and indicates fine grain, soft light meat signals tenderness.
The article notes two costs, original and operating, and warns that the cheapest first cost often yields higher long term operating expenses. It argues that a small initial saving can be outweighed by yearly expenses for inferior equipment and replacement.
St Charles community notes many flu recoveries and illnesses. Bishop Transtrum improves after a week at home. others ill include Mrs Wilhelmina Nelson and Marie Clark. Families visit, travel, and holiday gatherings are described along with soldiers home on furlough and local weddings.
A practical tip recommends wrapping scissors in waxed paper to protect blades from rust during hot humid weather, keeping them dry and ready for use.
Bloomin gton residents with relatives in service return home for Christmas. Harold Reese Paul Nelson Rex Thompson Russell Payne and Arlo Stevens arrive after long deployments including 32 months in China Burma. Families host visitors from Logan Murray Salt Lake Ogden and Pocatello.
A series of holiday visits decorates the week with Miss Darlene Pugmire of St Charles, Mrs Mildred Moore of Logan, Mrs H Burton, Mr and Mrs James Bruce of Pocatello stopping by area homes. The Wednesday Evening Sewing club met at Mrs Ha Lewis with guests including Alice Hansen and Thelma Michel among others.
Recent studies from the Missouri Experiment Station indicate spinach and other goosefoot family members are under review for nutritional insufficiency. They may be replaced in diets by kale turnip greens or other mustard family members.
A new air conditioned glass enclosed penthouse atop railway cars provides passengers an unobstructed view of passing scenery. The raised compartment is built into the roof, with the top and sides made of laminated glass for clarity and safety.
The polar areas experience the midnight sun at latitudes near 66 degrees and above. On midsummer day the sun remains above the horizon for about 72 hours at 66 degrees, increasing to two, four, and six months at higher latitudes, while midwinter brings analogous periods of continuous darkness.
Lake Bonneville is a prehistoric inland sea that once covered much of the Great Basin. Named after explorer Benjamin L. E. Bonneville, it stretched from near Kanarraville in Utah northward over 340 miles and reached depths over 1000 feet. Named origins, extent, and age are given for this ancient water body.
The U S Steel center lies about one mile south of the small village of Dola in Hardin county Ohio. Dola has a population of 175 and is 22 miles east of Lima. The nearest furnaces are in Mansfield, about 60 miles away, confirming Dola’s agricultural character.
Wheat has been a staple crop from ancient Egypt and Palestine to prehistoric cave dwellers. The Chinese cultivated wheat by 2700 B C and regarded it as a gift directly from heaven.
Prewar Poland became among first European nations to implement an eight hour day. In 1918 a 46 hour week took effect, but competition from less progressive nations prompted a 1934 change to a 48 hour week.
Cereal grains are noted to typically supply about one third of daily energy and can be assigned a larger share due to wide availability and key dietary nutrients. They also pair well with many foods to boost overall nutrition and energy intake.
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