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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1918
Page
3
United States Department of Agriculture outlines when starters are needed in creameries to ensure uniform butter flavor. It explains natural ripening, conditions for preventing contamination, and step by step methods to prepare and propagate homemade or commercial cultures.
The simple steam sterilizer for dusty utensils developed by the US Department of Agriculture wins strong support from municipal milk and health authorities. Demonstrated in 172 cities with 99 officials praising its value, it is locally produced by many dairies and used to improve the milk supply.
A Paris American Red Cross team rushed emergency aid to a hundred0refugees arriving from Amiens. They supplied bread, figs, prunes, milk and chocolate in a half hour handout as the train paused at Acheres before continuing toward Tulle in Corrèze.
A specially built railroad carriage mounts a large French 400 millimeter gun ready to fire on German forces. The weapon is heavily camouflaged to evade Boche aerial observers as it targets advancing troops in the offensive.
Alsace textile factories nationalized during war were liquidated with state supervision. The Ble ichroeder group won the bids over an Alsatian company, provoking council protests in Muhlhausen. Local leaders accuse Berlin of eroding Alsatian industry and pushing German interests.
Cincinnati firefighters respond to an explosion and locate a leak in an ammonia pipe. Fumes force evacuation of a plant and gas masks are required. patrons in a nearby drug store flee to open air.
The tanning of ostrich skins is highlighted as one of the new South African industries gaining attention.
Lieutenant Yovanovitch, recently from Balkan campaigns, commanded the guard escorting King Peter of Serbia from Belgrade as shells fell and soldiers were wounded. Despite bleeding, he stood near the monarch at a safe exit, receiving honors before returning to battlefields.
In Los Angeles an army of 1,035 high school girls volunteer to harvest crops for the Woman's Land Army of America. They will be ready for call after June 21 when schools close, aiming to reach about 3,000 members in the ranks.
School spelling contest ends with all students spelling words correctly but the uniform of the doughboy named on the poster proves elusive. The class struggled to reproduce the exact term despite overall accuracy.
Betty Barstow teases Jerome Gilbert then falls in love as she trains carrier pigeons for war. A pigeon named White Wing carries Bettys message to Jerry during a flight and brings him home. Jerry returns from service to find Betty waiting, content with a simple, fateful reunion.
A vintage home cook era article presents quick sardine bites on wintercress and celery mixtures, a peanut butter rice loaf, walnut loaf, cheese fingers on crackers, and baked tomatoes with peas. It emphasizes simple pantry ingredients and ovens to finish each dish.
A Euripides maxim notes that wealth and strength are good, but being loved by many friends is better. The quote emphasizes social bonds as the highest value.
A vintage-style list describes various sandwich fillings using war bread, buttered slices, and dressings. Options include roquefort with French dressing, cottage cheese with chives, egg and sardine mixes, tongue with pickles, ham and chicken curry mix, figs with peanuts, salmon with olives, baked beans with lemon juice, and other combinations. It also includes a poetic interlude about blooming plums and fairy folk.
A robin asks a youngster about progress in learning to fly. The reply is uncertain and a warning follows to avoid manual flight while humans in machines teach the air. The exchange carries a moral about caution and survival.
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