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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1923

Page

2

Mary Ways of Using Fresh and Canned Corn

United States Department of Agriculture presents recipes to use fresh or canned corn. Dishes include Corn Soup Corn Chowder Scalloped Corn Corn Custard Corn Fritters Stuffed Green Peppers and a souffle white sauce recipe.

United Siates Department of Agriculture United States Department of Agriculture

How to cook tough chicken in a fireless cooker

The USDA suggests preparing less tender chickens by singeing feathers and trimming fat, boiling until tender, then finishing in a fireless cooker for several hours. Add garlic or onion for flavor, but avoid overpowering the meat. A suggested recipe uses tomatoes peppers onion and chopped chicken with ham and bacon fat for a savory dish.

I? Teen Department United States Department of Agriculture

Chicken and Vegetable Casserole Simmered in Water

A recipe describes combining chicken and vegetable mixture in a casserole. Add a cupful of boiling water and simmer for thirty minutes. Then place in a fireless cooker for three hours without the hot dish or two hours with it.

Shirred Eggs With Rice and Cheese Sauce

Instructions from the department of agriculture describe shirred eggs baked over hot rice with a cheese sauce. Break six eggs over half-filled rice in a baking dish, pour cheese sauce, and bake until egg whites set. The sauce uses butter flour milk cheese and seasonings.

United States Department of Agriculture

Serve Eggs With Tomatoes In Season

Fresh tomatoes are hollowed to form cups. Each cup gets butter, salt, pepper, and one egg, then baked until set. Serve hot on buttered toast rounds for a colorful seasonal dish.

United States Department of Agriculture

Household S Questions and Tips Quartered in a Pantry Note

A faded homemaking column offers tips on preservation and cooking. It notes a soft candle shade adds festive tone, cream of tartar prevents fudge crystallization, and avoid direct flame on ice. It mentions using gasoline to clean typewriter parts and kerosene as an antiseptic for cellar cleaning.

One Piece Dresses Steal Spotlight in Spring Fashions

A fashion note from New York highlights the one piece dress as the season’s simplest yet most chic option. Descriptions praise straight lines, versatile fabrics from gingham to silk, and careful tailoring, with various trims and belts enhancing the plain silhouette for day and evening wear.

New York Times

Chick Rearing Tips From Missouri Expert

Missouri College of Agriculture expert M A Seaton says half of hatched chicks reach maturity and losses are preventable. Use colony brooding with 100 F start, clean water in fountains, gradual heat adjustment, and a staged feeding plan including oats, bread crumbs, hard boiled eggs, and a dry mash with bran and cornmeal. Mk supplement aids digestion and nutrition.

Missouri M. A. Seaton Missouri College of Agriculture

Pays to Candle Every Egg for Better Incubator Yields

Poultrymen learn it pays to candle every egg before incubation. When many eggs are incubated at once breeders often pile eggs to save time, risking infertile eggs filling space. A quick electric bulb pass can reveal infertile or stale eggs, though thorough candling remains preferable if time allows.

Causes of Lameness in Birds and Related Signs

Lameness in birds can arise from rough activity by males in the flock. It may also result from rheumatism caused by dampness. Rapid emaciation with lameness can indicate tuberculosis, as can spots on the liver. A laboratory exam is needed to confirm tuberculous infection.

Trunk Trunk Bros. Drug Co Denver Colo

Poultry Hints For Early Chicks And Feed Rules

Milk as sole drink suffices for chickens. Choose breed carefully for caponsa production. avoid Leshorns. Start feeding poult at 48 hours old with eggs, corn bread and clabbered milk plus hard boiled eggs occasionally. Provide fresh water, charcoal and grit. Ducks and geese follow similar rules. Early hatched chicks gain heat tolerance. brooding requires knowledge and attention.

Anand

Rab-Watson Quits Golf and Dub-Well Changes Tire

The New York Sun notes Rab-Watson has quit golf while Dub-Well was seen changing a tire yesterday and still speaks the language. No further context provided.

Rab—Watson Dub New York Sun

Women Driven to Kidney Health with Swamp Root

Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder issues often misdiagnosed as other ailments. Back pain, headaches, fatigue and nervousness may signal kidney trouble. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, a physician's prescription, is sold nationwide. send ten cents for a sample to Dr Kilmer & Co. and mention the paper.

Abe Dr.er & Co Binghamton, N. Y

A Blessing

Mrs Scrappington and Scrappington exchange sharp lines in a terse Boston Evening Transcript dialogue noting deep contempt and tentative gratitude in a brief exchange.

Mrs. Scrappington Scrappington Boston Evening Transcript

Cuticura Toilet Trio Promises Clear Complexion

Advertisement extols Cuticura Soap for complexion scalp and hands with Ointment and Talcum as a trio. It notes daily cleansing and periodic use plus a catchy line about thanking advice that keeps someone from a quarrel.

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