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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1924
Page
2
A wartime era kitchen column shares diverse baked dessert recipes and cake ideas. It lists Pork Gake Lightning Cake Quick Cake and Orange Cake with steps and ingredients, plus other treats like Dark Fruit Cake Golden Splice Cakes White Mountain Cream and Butter Cookies. The piece blends culinary instructions with reflective quotes and author voice.
Specimens in Italian museums show Romans capped teeth and performed gold dental bridge work. They used gold wire to fix loose teeth and even transplanted teeth. A slave maid was sometimes required to donate a tooth for her mistress. A Roman law before 450 B C forbade burying gold with a corpse except gold fastened to teeth.
An ad touts Danderine as a delightful hair tonic that rapidly corrects dandruff and revives thinning hair with gloss and life. It claims immediate relief for itchy scalps and dry wispy strands, and promotes a refreshing, non greasy formula sold at drug stores. Nearby a short joke about weather and a note on a new rubber substitute named Factice appear as brief inserts.
The article notes ocean liners carry gardeners aboard to transform ships into floating gardens. Major liners like Majestic and Aquitania use cut flowers and potted plants on voyages, preferring chrysanthemums and carnations to roses to brighten the rolling decks and cabins.
A concise maxim reflecting virtue that true friendship gains from humility and restraint. It emphasizes that generosity of spirit outweighs ostentation, praising modesty as the finest adornment in allied bonds.
An old style advertisement extols Fletcher's Castoria as a safe, pleasant substitute for castor oil and other teething remedies. It claims over 30 years of use, no narcotics, and directions on each package, noting physicians endorse it.
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