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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
7
Dairy farmers still rely on hired help to water cows during stalls. Installing sanitary automatic watering bowls can nearly eliminate watering labor and raise milk production. A cow needs gallons of water per 10 gallons of milk and about 244 pounds of water per pound of milk. surveys in 15 states show varied bowl models allow cows to drink anytime.
The column lists practical recipes and tips for home cooks including Spiced Cranberries Cocoa Doughnuts Potato Cakes Leftover Lamb With Savory Sauce Potato and Celery Croquettes and Apple Pudding. It ends with a quotation about the power of a truthful human voice.
Dairy cattle need silage as a succulent, cheap feed for high milk production. Corn silage yields best results when cut at proper stage, finely cut and well packed with moisture. Properly stored and fed, silage minimizes spoilage and suits cows, beef cattle, sheep, and even horses in limited amounts.
Farmers report feed prices down 50 percent or more while bitterfat remains high. Men not milking cows or entering dairying could profit by selling stocks of milk cows and feeding alfalfa and corn as prices fall.
The article notes a fault in the cream separator where the flow from the cream spout is smaller than usual. It advises testing the skim milk to determine if foreign matter lodged in the cream screw has caused part of the cream to be retained with the skim milk despite precautions.
A collection of home cooking notes detailing Irish potato and bean pot hash, vegetable and broth soups, an apple salad with celery and dates, an eggless nugget cake, maple sauce for desserts, and a light, economical approach to meal preparation with specific steps and ingredient quantities.
The piece recalls the 1886 clash between Alf Taylor and Bob Taylor for Tennessee governor, framed by their mother Emma Haynes Taylor who urged unity, the public battles between red and white rose factions, and Alf’s later congressional terms. It notes their sister and ancestry, with brief biographical snapshots of the Taylors and their Confederate ties.
A Madrid dispatch notes important discoveries of neolithic arms urns and utensils from Jumilla near Valencia. Under the Academy of History excavations yielded bone remains knives ornamented hatchets and burial positions suggesting a lake border village site later vanished. Prof Rafael Altamira of Oxford weighs in on the site’s significance.
The excerpt notes that a minority are unaffected by mood lows, while many with feeble minds or insanity are exceptions. It observes that more intellectual people are likelier to experience mental malaise, likening it to a spiritual sea sickness.
McIntyre aids Inland Fertilizer Co. promoting farming gains. Inter-Mountain Art Co. offers picture framing, china painting and artist supplies at 246 Main. The Jones-Oakes Co. advertises hospital supplies and loose leaf binders at 166 Main. See your local publisher for records and specials.
A returned traveler recalls a country boy who watches him fish and asks how many fish he has. The man replies none, and the boy retorts humorously that another fisher prior spent two weeks without catching more, then adds a half hour tally.
A fragment from Life magazine notes two playwrights debating the work’s reception. The dialogue suggests a worry the play may be too sophisticated for Broadway, reflecting skepticism about its commercial appeal. The snippet references Danbury, Connecticut as a point of context.
A playful dialogue hubcaps a late night scene with Dreamy Eyes and Sleepy Dater trading dreamy banter and flirtatious lines amid a Virginia Reel frame. The exchange hints at a night of lingering attraction and a shared social mood.
A doctor advises against travel for health reasons. He says a man should first be in solid physical condition before taking on travel concerns in these times.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes a casual remark on The Merchant of Venice with uncertainty about the plot and a quip that the character was hauled up for profiteering. The exchange frames confusion over the drama’s storyline.
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