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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1930
Page
7
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a remedy for sour stomach from rich eating or smoking. A spoonful alkalinizes acid, sweetens the system, and relieves distress from over eating and acidity. Endorsed by physicians, the copy urges choosing Phillips for comfort and nicotine neutrality.
Mayor Walker likens a disgruntled faction in the party to a joke about a bookkeeper and his wife. The anecdote centers on the wife urging patience as the man claims he wishes for an appetite, prompting a quip about dyspepsia and appetite in a dinner setting in New York.
A reminiscence notes Dr R W Pierce moved to Buffalo New York and offered his Golden Medical Discovery a ready to use tonic for the blood. Described as a strength builder aiding digestion enriching blood and clearing pimples and eruptions. Sold by all druggists in tablet or liquid form.
A gas detector that signals deadly fumes by lighting a red lamp was developed two years ago and gained adoption after trials in Parliament. Officials conducted tests in the House of Commons to validate the invention before it became standard in British mines.
Mrs. W. Turnage of San Antonio testifies that after a third birthday illness her daughter Connie recovered quickly with California Fig Syrup. The ad touts over 50 years of physician approval and four million bottles sold yearly as a gentle laxative aiding stomach and bowel function.
W N U in Salt Lake City assigned number 81930. Details beyond codified reference are unreadable.
Twin Falls hosts the final wheat growers meeting with farmers signing up additional bushels under the federal farm board act. Jerome County Agents promote farm relief meetings while Idaho forests brace for porcupine control. Sheepmen and shearers argue over 16 cent per head wages. Jerome Creamery praises a $50 license tax on retailers and $200 on wholesalers, urging higher levies. Montpelier and Hailey report weather and development news. Western Idaho lambing prospects look strong with favorable conditions. Jerome fair board confirms September 11-13 dates. US raw wool imports rise in 1929 with significant shares of carpet and fabric wools.
A brief, poetic fragment reflecting on dreams and awakening. The speaker suggests dreams frame existence from start to end and hints at a desire for renewed vitality or return to a primal state. The quote is attributed to Will Dorabt.
A fragment shows Benham noting wind damage after raising an umbrella and joking about overhead expenses. The brief exchange hints at a windy day and personal frugality.
A quip links a sister’s kleptomania to a lottery win as a playful survey of fortune. The remark contrasts mischief with victory and a burning kiss with an un burned love letter.
An old health ad urges Americans to prevent kidney trouble by drinking ample water and taking four ounces of Jad Salts each morning. It claims Jad Salts flushes clogged kidneys, neutralizes acids, relieves bladder issues, and helps conditions like back pain and rheumatism.
Professor H A Hopper of the New York State College of Agriculture warns against making pets of bulls. He urges early training, halter breaking, nose rings, and horn removal to prevent trouble and stresses cautious handling by a skilled caretaker. A free bulletin on dairy bull care is available from the college's publications office in Roberts Hall Ithaca NY.
The article explains that even with spring freshening cows start milking under ideal feed, the advantage fades as summer heat arrives. Limited field work reduces cow attention, flies worsen discomfort, and milk yields drop. Once cows decline in production no feeding method restores them, while butterfat prices weaken in spring and summer.
Before breeding, heifers should be carefully fed to avoid overfeeding and excessive fat which can stunt growth. After breeding, feeding can be more liberal to build nutrient stores for first lactation. On good pasture little grain suffices. fall freshening heifers on poor pasture need green feeds and 3-5 pounds of grain per head daily.
A reader argues dairy cows should receive a complete ration to maximize profits, noting that cows bred well are not necessarily better fed and that liberal feeding is an investment, not an expense. Emphasis on using cow testing records to prove feeding as a profit driver.
E G Elting from the Missouri Agricultural College proposes a winter feeding program for both general and dairy operations. He recommends ground corn or corn cobmeal as the basis due to low cost, with bulk from wheat bran oats and other minerals. Include some protein concentrate for balanced nutrition.
One hundred and thirty eggs were presented to the University of Utah museum. The collection includes thirty nests found in Bear River marshes Bird Island and Jordan River sloughs. Other items report local farm groups meetings flood of activity across Morgan county and remarks on poultry marketing and sheep shearings.
A new reform method uses talking film to teach the Russian alphabet instead of a spelling book. Trials suggest the approach makes learning more attractive and efficient, with hopes it will engage older learners and accelerate nationwide language change.
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