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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1926
Page
7
Paris readers note visitors and homecomings from Utah and Idaho, new fashion lines at H B Whitman, found items including a hat and a coat, marriages and engagements in Logan, and community updates on schools, poultry visits, and local editor meetings. The report tracks families, births, and regional travels across Paris, St. Charles, Liberty, and Logan.
A health column urges women to base youth and beauty on sound diet. It explains that age appearance hinges on health, highlights lime and phosphorus from evaporated milk, advises daily salad and leafy vegetables, fruit juices, and a quart of milk for adults to strengthen digestion and immunity.
Articles explain evaporated milk safety from cow to can. Cows are inspected by veterinarians, dairies kept clean, and cans sterilized after tests for acidity sediment flavor and butterfat. Experts oversee each step from milking to labeling for the housewife to obtain fresh milk.
Milk and evaporated milk provide essential nutrients for all ages, offering energy and building material for growth, repair, and bones. Experts persuade widespread use, citing calcium, phosphorus, iron, and lower cost compared with meat and eggs. health officials praise evaluated milk for safety and convenience.
A 1920s style column urges wives to manage meals to aid husbands and business success. It champions varied menus and presents recipes for Frozen Salad Orange Bavarian Banana Ice Cream, detailing ingredients and steps to promote a healthy, balanced home kitchen.
Ten tables of bridge were played at a Montpelier event hosted by Mesdames EB A Brough and OH Groo with dainty refreshments served after the game. Pres M D Low and family departed to spend the summer in Logan and Salt Lake, where he will attend the A C summer school. Dr W S Hoge and family of Blackfoot came for the weekend. the Hoges joined a Providence Utah funeral visit for Mrs D R Matthews.
A marriage license was issued to Field Ray Kreps of Soda Springs and Miss Anna Gortensky of Montpelier this week. Judge W. Smith Hoge officiated the ceremony.
Work moves slowly on two concrete bridges over Bear river and the Bear Lake outlet canal on the state highway between Ovid and Montpelier. Based on time already consumed, completion is expected in late summer.
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