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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
2
Cheese Dishes and Its Value in Daily Cooking
The article extols cheese as a valuable food, compares its nutritional value to beef, and notes domestic cheese production in Wisconsin. It offers a recipe idea Cheese With Celery, layering cheese in a buttered dish with celery, white sauce, and breadcrumbs, baked until browned, and closes with a Kipling tribute poem excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
United States
Sanitary Board
Household Hints For New Wives Seasonal Laundry Care
Practical homemaking tips for new wives on seasonal chores. Wash and care for winter blankets with soap and hot water using a hand washer or gentle machine. Wool items need careful handling to avoid shrinking, while leather benefits from linseed oil and vinegar polish. Stain removal and silver storage tips are offered, plus methods to soften brown sugar.
Arlington Memorial Amphitheater Key to Nation's Remembrance
Arlington National Cemetery hosts over 26 000 Union Confederate and service members. The new marble Memorial Amphitheater costs 850 000 dollars and seats 5 000 on the ridge near the Lee mansion. Memorial Day speakers have long included nearly every US president since the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Washington
John J. Pershing
Potomac
Arlington Hie
Navy
Lee Mansion
Jhvery
United States
On Honor's Roll By Alice Williams Brotherton
Weave garlands for the Field of Honor graves as flowers honor the dead. The piece discusses Arlington National Cemetery’s meaning, its equal treatment of all burials, and contrasts it with other world monuments while reflecting on Memorial Day and the nation’s fallen soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Williams Brotherton
Lily
France
Ironic English Lady and Russian Servant Misunderstanding
An English woman jokes about managing a Russian servant who cannot speak English while she fails to communicate. Her friend witnesses the scene as the mistress laments the mishap. The tale ends with the man asking the woman to marry him amid a quiet exchange.
Present Turns To Duty In A Daughter’s Life
A Dallas News item notes a woman once proud of wedding invitations now receives a different milestone as she welcomes her daughter into the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas News
Employer Seeks Health Details of Relatives in Job Form
The New York Evening Post reports a large employer has introduced an employment application that requires full and detailed information about the health of applicants' relatives, including grandmothers, as mortality rates rise. This move prompts concerns over privacy and ethical implications for applicants seeking work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Post
Busk. Edith I Have Only True Girth and They Don’t Speak
Mabel remarks on tension between two figures in a partial exchange as Edith asserts isolation and lack of dialogue. The fragmentary lines imply discord and failed communication between named individuals in a sparsely readable scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busk
Edith
Mabel
In Debt and Exit Wile Try to Escape Debt Trap
Quote noting men struggle to avoid debt, with some unable to incur debt at all. Observes paradox that getting into debt is easier than leaving it, reflecting financial caution and risk.
If a man owns street railway stock
An old saying notes the irony that stockholders in street railway companies rarely advocate walking as exercise, preferring rail transit over pedestrian fitness.
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