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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1921
Page
3
A compilation of dog lore from various traditions including northern and southern folklore. It notes luck around giving away dogs, marriage implications, omens from barking and howling, and tales of a messenger dog and foretold disasters.
A reflective note urges practice of love over resentment and hate. It calls for apologizing when wrong and choosing honesty over dishonesty. The piece encourages smiling, following our instincts, and saving rather than overspending.
Those in run down condition notice catarrh worsens, proving it is influenced by constitution. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is described as a tonic and blood purifier that acts through the blood to reduce inflammation on mucous surfaces and restore normal conditions. Circulars free, F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes a poet cry spare that tree and quips about ending wood pulp poverty and poetry as a clash over resource use and artistic freedom.
A compact proverb note contrasts an earthen pan gaining nothing from copper to Cypress and walnut rotting when in contact, illustrating caution about material pairings.
The Manufacturers' Aircraft Association reviews 1920 noting continued U S leadership in heavier than air flight despite缺乏 federal policy. Notable feats include Commander Read on NC-4 missions totaling 17 740 nautical miles, four Cairo to Capetown attempts, Alaska DH 4B flight, and a 33 000 foot altitude record by R W Schroeder. Air mail routes expanded, Navy aerial surveys near Panama, and seaplane operations in China.
Four Cracow soldiers were found guilty of stealing nine sacks of American flour from army supplies and were executed under a year old law making army theft a capital offense. A fifth soldier received a prison sentence after being found not to have further involvement.
Dr. D. T. MacDougal of the Carnegie Institution reports fourteen years of plant trials involving 139 species. Transferring mountain top specimens to sea level yielded more leaves, flowers, and fruit, with some species changing bloom or form. Rabbits and ro dents formed a natural barrier limiting upward plant movement, while labs at Carmel and Tucson supported the research.
In Washington the Plate Printers union attacks the bureau of engraving and printing for too many "trifling girls" slowing production. The Federal Employees' Union condemns the charges saying spoilage comes from sig wipes and breaks, not the assistants, and presses are sometimes sped up at the expense of quality.
Montgomery report notes meal preparation for an average family entails a two mile daily kitchen routine. A pedometer in the Livingston school model home measured stove to sink to pantry route from breakfast to dinner and dessert.
The Pidte printers' union may heighten tensions with assistants as blame for inefficiency appears divided. The debate centers on responsibility for delays and output quality, signaling upcoming friction between workers and supervisory staff.
Poultry diets center on corn and wheat as the best grains, with oats and barley as lesser options. Wheat generally feeds better than corn, though corn fattens. Rice, rye, and ruined grains are discouraged. moldy grains must be avoided. A scratch mix of two or more grains works well, with meat scrap or milk supplements. Commercial feeds vary in value based on grain quality. home grown grains are preferred when possible.
The article outlines balanced pigeon feed using equal parts of small corn, hard wheat, peas, and vetch with about five percent hemp and millet during nesting. It lists substitutes like peanuts, cowpeas, oats, buckwheat, milo maize, and stale bread or canary seed for variety. Tender greens are beneficial but not essential.
The article notes that a tiny backyard can host a small flock of hens. It stresses success depends on the owner’s ability and willingness to provide proper care and management.
A collage of small business promos across Salt Lake City including dry cleaning by parcel post Master Cleaning and Dyeing, Regal Cleaning Dyeing Co, Standard Marble & Granite, rubber cure services, elastic stocking manufacturers, welding and auto radiators, business college catalogs, corset parlors, Marinello beauty parlor, vulcanizing and treadmill repair, Inland Fertilizer, trusses, knives and novelty Co, and embroidery services with various addresses and offers.
Frederick mourns his dear collie Major while Billy dismisses grief comparing dead relatives. The scene contrasts child sentiment with a wary, practical line from Billy, revealing different reactions to loss in a brief Harper's Magazine vignette.
A comic sketch of a vain man torn between painting and poetry ends with a sharp rebuke from a young woman who has not seen his work. The column also notes a jab at women gaining the ballot and the effect on stockings in Ohio.
An inmate in padded cell No. 44 is described as a politician who moved to office but failed to fulfill campaign pledges. The attendant quotes a judge remark about the situation.
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