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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1921
Page
7
Fragmentary line from a 1921 Western Newspaper Union note references the Kitchen Cabinet and a Dickens quote about justification, hinting at a broader discussion or editorial aside in a historical paper. The readable content centers on a social or literary aside rather than a dated event.
A collection of home recipes uses leftover ham for Ham Timbales with buttered molds and béchamel sauce, carrot salad with olive oil and vinegar, egg custard in a double boiler, oatmeal with dates, and Lemon Star Cookies. Includes a poem about patience and divine justice.
An Arklight report claims deck hand Poor Bill Spoof died last night in sick bay after a back massage with alcohol. The crew describes a mistaken belief of a light attack of lumbago and a failed attempt to lick the alcohol.
Advertises All's Catarrh Medicine as a blood purifier and tonic that treats catarrh by acting through the blood to reduce inflammation of mucous surfaces. Claims run down constitutional condition affects catarrh and that the remedy restores normal conditions. Circulation of free circulars from B J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
Quoted reflection on wealth and peace. It notes bankruptcy of peace and contentment is worst, then ponders who is busiest, answering that a watchmaker seems never idle and always at work. The excerpt emphasizes constant industry as a counterpoint to inward loss.
A fertility of advice on aging and health claims for women. The piece promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe, vegetable tonic to build strength, ease female troubles, and maintain a youthful appearance without alcohol. It urges use by those nervous or weakened and notes availability in tablet or liquid form.
The article outlines two woodlot types, one with old dominant trees and another with even aged second growth. It advises staged cutting to allow new growth, opening crown cover for better germination, while avoiding excessive sun to prevent weeds. For second growth, it recommends selective removal of poor trees to favor better species and thinning over 15 to 20 years.
Farmers near Providence use motortrucks to sell produce directly to consumers, avoiding middlemen. Orders are gathered via postal cards and ads, with returns and prices on one side and customer details on the other, enabling two to three weekly trips and deliveries to consumers’ cellars, reducing waste.
A collection of season dessert recipes including Orange Chocolate Cake Pomona Pudding and Orange Pudding with steps for mixing beating and baking. Recipes call for chocolate batter orange filling meringue and a baked orange garnish with detailed measures.
The spreader can raise or lower its upper beater to suit manure type. It lowers when loaded shallow with heavy manure and raises when loaded high with light manure.
A practical egg production ration combines 18 pounds corn with 7 pounds mash. Add 5 pounds bran 5 pounds middlings and 9 pounds tankage or 34% pounds if using meat meal in place of tankage. Feed one third of daily grain in morning in water and top up with scratch before roost to last about twelve hours.
The 1910 census records 119,833,090 horses and 4,210,000 mules on farms. By January 1, 1920 the Agriculture Department estimates 21,109,000 horses and 495,000 mules on farms, up 1,276,000 horses and 786,000 mules in the decade. Exported during the 1919-1920 period totaled 1,149,000 horses and 876,836 mules, with rising prices for draft stock reflecting growing rural and transport needs.
A mishmash of snippets describes Corporal Sweeney leading engineers to a cellar with cautions about handling fugitives and not shooting the first man out. Other notes praise coal deposits in Saskatchewan and reflect on patriotism and daily grit in rustic dialogue.
A vintage health blurb explains daily wear and tear on the body and promotes S. 8. 8 as a blood tonic and system-builder. It claims to strengthen blood supply and vitality, listing Atlanta Georgia contact details for literature and information.
In Chicago tales a father seeks to mold his son into a business leader. A heated dispute unfolds as the father chastises James for punishing Harry after catching him in a lie. The mother confronts the scene and the confrontation escalates with threats of further harm.
Quips fly as Mr. Dubwaite notes the new office boy loves the prettiest stenographer. The boss asks what to do, replies that nothing will be done hoping faithfulness endures. A lighthearted glimpse into workplace relationships and humor.
A century ago Dr CG W Grant bought a barren Hudson Island opposite WeekskiN and failed at grand plans. He pioneered Delaware grapes and then pursued a paradise of magnolias and rhododendrons, giving cuttings to homes, but bankruptcy followed, and the island returned to rock. The tale ends with a warning about pride and late-life choices.
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