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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1960

Page

3

Local families report multiple major surgeries and recoveries

Ann Wallentine and Gary Eborn recover at home after major surgeries at Bear Lake and Salt Lake area hospitals. Earl Findlay, Udell Roberte, and Mrs. Arthur Eborn visit relatives in Paris Pocatello and Bear Lake. Mrs Bernice Nanter and others undergo procedures. several outings and hospital stays noted.

Ng Ann Wallentine Leland Wallentine Bede Lake Memorial Hospital Earl Findlay Balt “Lake City Earl Salt Hospital Findlay Harlan Eborn Udell Roberte Gary Bear Lake Leo. Passey James Eborn Spencer Rich Paris Arthur Eborn Darrell Eborn Brenda Narlan Eborn T. Ebhorn Pocatello Bud Parker Montpelier John Messmore Delbert Parker Irwin Parker Bear Lake Hospital Wayne Nye

Sidewalks and Country Roads

A Home section piece notes slow oven braising improves beef flavor versus pressure cooking. A Department of Agriculture taster panel found beef round and similar cuts gain juiciness and taste when braised at 325 degrees, though pressure cooking often yields more tenderness and saves time.

Department of Agriculture

Practical Home Cooking and Steam Iron Use in Idaho

Advice on braising and oven meals with a four pound chuck roast at 325 degrees for about three hours, plus adding vegetables at the end. A steam-dry iron brings minimum care garments, with a University of Idaho Extension Service leaflet by Hilda Frederick and Arlean Pattison.

University of Idaho Extension Service Oregon State Colleges Washington State College Idaho Hilda Frederick Idaho Extension Service Arlean Pattison Washington State Paris

Steam Iron Tips For Home Use In The Bulletin

The bulletin reviews steam and boiler type irons and notes features to check when buying. It covers comfort, balance, and easy controls, plus water type and usage tips. For furniture white spots heat or water marks, damp cloth with warm water and ammonia may work. if not, gentle sanding with oil, then polish to restore finish.

Amonia

Federal support for safe food via chemicals in farming

Ezra Benson states the U S food supply is the safest and cleanest in the world and that chemicals are essential for producing adequate quantities at reasonable prices. A county agent report notes continued Department of Agriculture efforts to maintain high nutritional quality and wholesomeness.

United States Ezra Benson Secretary of Agriculture Hyrum G. Johnson Department of Agriculture

The Park Avenue Visitora Sermon and Self Reflection

A writer describes a mid Manhattan church with gold mosaics and a grand interior while criticizing social snobbery toward poorer parishioners. He wonders what Jesus would do facing such wealth and exclusivity, and whether He would enter or stay outside.

Swanky Park Avenue mid-Manhattan New York Homburg Derby Swella Man of Nazareth

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