The Kind That Makes You Like Fruit Cake
Describes a ready made fruit cake with plump raisins and piquant spice that stays moist and flavorful. Encourages buying from bake shops or confectioners and suggests a book of tested raisin recipes.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1923
Page
6
Describes a ready made fruit cake with plump raisins and piquant spice that stays moist and flavorful. Encourages buying from bake shops or confectioners and suggests a book of tested raisin recipes.
A wife improves with a correspondence course yet her husband mocks the work. He quips about dinner using a string of lessons and a postscript as if ordering a meal. The exchange reflects light humor from the Boston Transcript.
A tense exchange between Hank Ip Dank and Herb Biarb hinges on judging a bore’s direction before advancing. The remarks suggest caution and strategic hesitation in the face of an uncertain opponent.
A brief note quotes two male observers describing twins as having fine figures and valuing them at about a million each, reflecting a social snapshot in Life magazine style.
A long reader correspondence column features letters to Miss Brooks from Utah and Wyoming girls seeking guidance on dating age, appropriate behavior, songs, and celebrity whereabouts. The host provides morals, addresses, and light culture tips, with sample poems and song lyrics offered for purchase.
A readers column from Whitney Idaho asks about appropriate dating conduct. The advisor limits responses to two questions and suggests not thanking a boy for supper and avoiding ill treatment by controlling behavior. The second inquiry asks when girls should date, with a recommended minimum age of sixteen.
A reader asks about dream meanings and requests fashion tips for bobbed hair. The reply notes no scientific dream explanation, cites causes like hunger and fatigue, and discusses Mabel Ballin and Nita Naldi looks. It advises on curling methods and warns against overheating with oils.
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