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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
8
Kansas City Star reports a University of Kelsingfors energy study detailing calories burned by dances. Waltz 3.99, foxtrot 4.78, polka 7.66, mazurka 10.87 per hour per kilogram body weight, with schottische just below the foxtrot.
A mother and four year old Barbara go to the movies while a business meeting keeps the father away. Barbara asks about their husband upon returning, while the child chats with grandpa in the basement about money and worry in a clipped Indianapolis News inspired snippet.
The fragment notes a humorous line about hurried marriage, citing a Pathfinder Magazine quote. It adds a general life-affirming remark about curiosity and jiibing the circus experience as a cherished fact.
Mrs. G Hegmann of 228 Schaeffer St reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and related products. She states sleep improved and offers to answer letters from other women seeking information and testimonials. The Pinkham Medicine Company in Lynn Mass will provide additional names upon request.
A mangled OCR-like line presents a Shakespearean phrase about liking and bills with unclear names. It reads as a cryptic fragment lacking full context or verifiable event.
Sybil Saunders plans to flee to Dallas to reunite with her lover after faking death. She recounts a race against detection, hiding on the island, evading pursuers, and preparing a final concealment to join her partner. Anne supports the plan while facing emotional turmoil.
In a tense scene Annie pleads for silence as Joe’s fate looms and Sybil plans a nocturnal escape to the causeway. Aline helps hide evidence while a misty night and distant dogs drift past Gull Island as Stokes nears deliverance and Flora sleeps unaware.
A dinner guest, back from Australia, recalls remote Pacific islands and a copra plantation run by the Whittiers. Bassett notices Anne smiling at a photograph of Sybil Saunders, hinting the long-closed dark chapter is finally healing as the tale ends.
The piece notes how manners shift by age and class, citing Louis XIV era France when dining customs were extreme. It mentions instructions issued on proper behavior and that forks were once deemed indecent.
Prof Fr Atkeson advises a calf should stay with its mother for at least a day to receive colostrum rich in minerals and protein. Calf milk should come from the mother for four to five days, then mixed herd milk, with feeding rates varying by breed and age. Overfeeding is riskier than underfeeding, and grain should replace fat in milk as the calf grows.
The article emphasizes thorough cleaning of all milk contact equipment. After milking, rinse utensils with hot water, wash with alkali, scrub with a brush, and rinse again with boiling water. If milking with machines, soak rubber tubes and teacups in disinfectant, then rinse before next use.
When choosing a herd bull look for a sire with sound individuality and a solid ancestry. For Holstein breeders, investigate seven day records and the influence of butter and milk volumes, plus whether records reflect normal Holstein percentages or skewed milk production levels.
Daily grooming is vital for cows kept in stables. Trim long hairs on flanks and udder to keep these areas clean. Use a damp cloth to wipe dirt before milking. Ensure sufficient bedding, proper stable construction, and frequent cleaning for sanitary conditions.
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