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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1924
Page
4
A Phoebus Virginia resident Mrs Bradford testifies after twenty years of using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes relief from nervous troubles and symptoms of middle age and urges others to consider the remedy. The letter urges readers to seek inquiries through the publication.
A tourist lost near a Blackfoot reservation encounters an Indian. The tourist grunts and asks how. The Carlisle graduate replies he is well and that paleface lingo is too complex to follow.
The Agriculture Department recommends selling eggs by weight instead of by the dozen to promote fair pricing and better sorting. It notes eggs vary in size even within a box and urges housewives to weigh eggs to aid producers and consumers alike.
Mrs. M. Leavelle of Buhl Alabama built a rat and roach proof kitchen cabinet with poplar lumber for under ten dollars. Her husband assisted, inspired by home demonstration work and a club. She added a wood lined kitchen sink and other home projects to save money.
A dated note lists varied lunch ideas inspired by the U S Department of Agriculture. Items include crisp hollowed rolls with chopped meat or fish, lettuce or celery sandwiches, cottage cheese or cream cheese sandwiches, peanut sandwiches, hard boiled eggs, biscuits, and milk.
Guidance from the USDA emphasizes careful handling of raw fruits and vegetables. Wash thoroughly in multiple waters, dip in boiling water to kill bacteria, and dry dried fruits well before use. Dried fruits may benefit from a warm oven and dipping aids like a wire basket.
A short recipe note promotes cup cakes as a change from layer cake for tea and meals. It lists ingredients for 24 cakes and suggests an orange frosting from the U.S. Department of Agriculture using orange juice and raw egg yolk, with rind steeped in juice before adding sugar.
Practical notes on preserving breadcrumbs for scalloped dishes and drying them for reuse. Instructions cover removing iodine stains with lime water and using lemon juice, molasses sugar, and ammonia turpentine blends to tackle various stains and fabrics. Includes advice on cornmeal for cleaning flannel and dust on straw hats.
A reflection on how sentimentality fuels lasting art with enduring appeal. The piece argues that only deeply emotional songs achieve immortality, shaping culture and memory.
The ad urges buyers to demand Bayer on the package or tablets to ensure genuineness and safety. It warns that imitations may be dangerous and notes the product’s long-standing physician‑recommended use.
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