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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
7
A fashion column surveys panel use in dresses with varieties from long to narrow ribbon panels. It highlights floating panels in chiffon and lace, draped and straight-front back-panel skirts, diagonal narrow panels in black satin, and contrasting color fan shaped panels with embroidery and beading.
The article urges clearing rubbish and old plant material from garden plots in fall, sowing ground to rye or a green crop, or plowing rough to protect soil. It covers seedbeds, hotbeds, and the use of manure, straw, and evergreen boughs to enrich soil and extend the growing season. It also discusses high collars in fashion, not directly related to gardening.
The Farmers Bulletin 1982 from the U S Department of Agriculture explains how to make a farm inventory listing all assets and abilities to determine net worth. It argues annual updates reveal yearly gains or losses and provide a foundation for a permanent accounting system.
An advertisement touts Bayer aspirin with the Bayer Cross, promising safe, physician-approved relief for colds toothache and pain. It notes 12 tablet tins and larger packages, and mentions widespread bicycle trade boosts from rising transit fares affecting self-propelled transport.
Freshly laid status does not guarantee quality. Hens on poor range and scavenging diets yield weak eggs with watery whites and thin shells. A diet of wheat, bran, clover, oyster shell, and sound grains, plus clean nests and mite control, produces firm shells rich in protein and better flavor.
A handy device for drawing corn fodder from the field is shown in the cut. It is a rack made of two poles fastened to the bolster of the front wheels. The rear end drags on the ground. Two crosspieces and two rear uprights keep the fodder from sliding off. Several shocks of corn can be loaded and drawn to the feeding yard or barn.
Boston Transcript item notes Agnes suspects her husband is deceiving her. She detects no suspicion and plans to set a trap to verify the betrayal, sparking reader curiosity about who is the real rat.
The article promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a tonic and blood purifier that acts through the blood to reduce inflammation of mucous surfaces. It claims the remedy aids those run down by constitutional conditions and notes availability through druggists with free circulars from B. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. An adjacent ad endorses Cuticura products for skin and scalp care, urging use of Ointment and Soap for various conditions.
A radiator edge pad using round lamp wick or raw hide reduces bonnet rattling. The ledge can be prepared by drilling holes to thread the material or by using smaller holes and securing the wick with fine wire.
A punning exchange notes one man pays long on bills while another blames his general shortness. The witticism highlights a playful contrast in debt and stature.
A farmers bulletin warns that winter rainfall washes soil fertility from fields. It urges measures like cover crops, underdrainage, and brush walls to protect Tilly lands and reduce runoff.
In a lighthearted column, a remark notes a grand shortage of small change and quips that a wife may be rummaging through pockets. The exchange reflects everyday humor about money and domestic life.
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