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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1957

Page

4

Russet Potato Plant Increase Reported in Idaho

USDA Crop Reporting Service notes Idaho late summer russet potato area up with total state harvest estimated at 175 000 acres, 7 000 more than 1956 revised, and yield forecast at 210 cwt per acre. Early reds shipments began July 10, with long white and early Gems underway. Planting progressed ahead of normal until May 10 but slowed due to wet cool weather, new land expansion in Minidoka Cassia Bingham and Jerome counties, and overall good conditions with some russet roughness.

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Easy Home Method Seals Jam Jellies Fast With Regular Caps

The article explains an airtight seal using standard home canning caps and tapered jars for easy filling and cleaning. It gives a quick method for blackberry boysenberry and youngberry jams with liquid pectin, listing steps from washing jars to boiling jam and adding pectin, then sealing and cooling. It notes sugar, pectin amounts, and advises against paraffin while promising good yield prospects. Additionally it references Loganberry and Red Raspberry jams and a subscription offer for The Post at $2 per year.

Out on a Limb and the Old Ways of Beauty and Trees

A miscellany column touches on makeup through history from ancient Egypt to Napoleon era and a modern roll on antiperspirant, then shifts to a jeweler’s advice to his son-in-law, forest fire control in Alabama 1956, windbreak tree belts for sandy soils, and a farmer’s alfalfa plans with cedar and elm rows.

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King Tries Self Lacing With New Fastener

An article describes a steel press-down latch shoe fastener that requires no threading or alignment. It promises one-click operation, secure hold, and easy release. A feathered band covers the latch, marketed as simple as a safety pin and suited for royal use.

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