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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1931
Page
2
C L Blackmun of Ohio State University notes grain feeding boosts milk production even on excellent pasture. Practical rations mix corn or barley with oats and bran, plus cottonseed meal or soybean meal. adjustments apply for fat cows or thin cows depending on milk output and workload.
Wisconsin researchers Bus Bohstedt J B Hart and I W Rupel report on calves fed a vitamin D deficient diet. Two calves with cod liver oil showed good growth and no rickets, while two without it developed rickets and low blood calcium, indicating vitamin D is needed in normal calf growth.
The article discusses silage as a definite feeding option in dairy cattle and calves. It emphasizes grain and skim-milk as supplements, age appropriate starter feeding, sanitation of equipment, and cleanliness as key to successful calf raising while highlighting silage as winter pasture substitute and summer supplement. It also notes the role of sunshine as a driving factor for feed efficiency.
Mary Haynes, a famed stage star, contemplates marriage versus fame as Bob Howard urges a life in Europe. After a dramatic baby crisis in her dressing room and a tense confrontation, she agrees to accompany him to Europe.
Cherie Nicholas notes brown dominates travel fashion with brown coats jackets suede pumps bags hats and gloves in brown and white frocks with white jackets and brown velvet accents. She highlights brown grosgrain trims for hats and white shoes with brown details along with a versatile double date dress that converts from sports frock to tailored ensemble.
A Kansas City Star fashion note says white remains favored in dining attire. It highlights all white accessories with black hats and navy or cream jackets, praising crisp contrast and varied, vivid combinations seen at events like a New York debutante horse show.
A Paris fashion writer notes the revival of longer evening coats for winter. Lucile Paray favors trailing velvet coats to match frocks, while Germaine Lecomte offers three quarter length velvet coats in Lyons velvet or velveteen. Irene Dana colorfully debuts pale pink velveteen. Worth and Irene Dana display white cross barred velvet jackets and Worth unveils fur trimmed jackets with satin cuffs.
The article details vivid color pairings for outfits including brown coats with brick red or leaf green frocks, brown accessories, and navy blue suits with white or lemon yellow accents. It notes contrasting schemes like geranium red with pearl gray and light green ensembles paired with dark green hats and accessories.
The Tooele Valley Railway petitions the public utilities commission to substitute motor bus service for train service between Warner and Tooele City citing ore shipments to the International Smelting company plant which recently curtailed business.
Unhappy wives note husbands look older and run-down. Fellows' Syrup is advertised to restore vitality by boosting appetite banishing nerves and rekindling interest in living. The tonic is claimed to be world famous and commonly prescribed by physicians with genuine bottles available at druggists.
Massachusetts Historical Society dedicates the birthplace of William Cullen Bryant in Cummington, but notes Cedarmere in Roslyn on Long Island remains a preserved poetry shrine. Harold Godwin keeps the homestead, library, and grounds as they were in Bryant’s era, with Hempstead harbor nearby and rustic features intact.
Dr Peter Schlumbohm a Berlin chemist has invented a camera mirror that reflects a person as they appear in a photograph The device uses special glass to reflect the tones captured by a camera while absorbing tones unseen by photographs aiding film production and photography in general
Reports from Johannesburg describe a series of ancient mine workings in Natal South Africa. The character of the mines suggests activity before the arrival of the Mong in South Africa and indicates a well developed mining stage during the era of mastodons and other prehistoric animals.
A reflection on a woman who seeks love yet battles to accept it, framing her journey as a struggle along a chosen emotional line. Her stance embodies resilience and longing as she negotiates desire and vulnerability.
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