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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1927
Page
2
Agricultural guidance outlines that feed costs dominate milk production expenses, accounting for about half to two thirds of total costs. It recommends balanced rations using legume hay, corn fodder, and protein meals, with specific daily rations for cows and guidance on grain mixtures and labor savings.
Advice on feeding a nine month old calf intended for home butchering. Start with a mix of corn and oats 2–3 pounds daily, then raise gradually for 20–30 days. Add 10 percent unleseed meal and provide roughage such as mixed hay or clover alfalfa.
Historical tests show fall freshening yields higher profits for farmers. September feeds prove more succulent than August pastures, while August brings washout and weak starts for cows and calves. Cooling rains in September improve forage, supporting better cow freshening outcomes.
The dairy note urges using concentrated feeds and seeds beyond roughage and stresses frequent cream deliveries, at least three times a week, for quality. Cleanliness at milking prevents germs from entering milk and calves should start eating grain and hay early, with careful feeding by a good steward.
Agricultural guidance from J Harold Clark of New Brunswick NJ on pruning and training blackberries and raspberries. Emphasizes removing dead and weak canes, heading old canes to 2 to 8 feet, shortening laterals to 12 to 18 inches, and summer pinching to keep fruiting zones low and stocky. Biennial canes bear fruit then die, so timely removal is crucial.
Applies to orchards on heavy soil manures improve structure more than on Hygtt soils. Manure lightens soil, reduces surface baking after rain, and increases organic matter. Straw proportion boosts this effect. 10 tons every two years is fair, fall or winter application followed by early spring plowing to start decay.
Advice urges fruit growers to purchase orchard supplies now through a group or organization to secure the lowest prices. Early buying can yield large discounts on items like arsenate of lead blue stone ammonium sulphate nitrate of soda and other materials.
Crown gall is a bacterial disease forming tumors near the crown or graft site. Affected trees should be burned to prevent spread and protect future growth. Planting-time inspection helps check this pest early.
A fashion observer notes a return to a clearly marked natural waistline and a two-unit silhouette with bodice and skirt emphasized. The look favors molded skirts, full bodices, pastel daytime wear, and delicate detailing like belts, box and side plaits, bolero accents, and light fabrics in pearl, silver, pastel greens, banana hues, porcelain blues, champagne, and mint shades.
A silver lame bodice with a long waist and slender sleeves leads to a silver lame skirt, trimmed with four plaited gold pimels. The neckline is square in front and rounded at the back, with a silver girdle around the waist, showcasing a bold season’s trend.
New Paris fashions show one-piece dresses made entirely by hand with hand pressed plaits fine tucks drawn work and embroidery. Subtle stitching and careful technique enhance the overall refined appeal of these outfits.
Fashion notes from Paris discuss color emphasis on black red and white, the rise of double waistlines, slim belts, and new neck detailing. Yokes gain importance from day wear to evening gowns, while skirts stay around the hip with fuller hems and no major lengthening.
The article discusses fur skins used in women’s wraps and sports wear. It notes the growing sophistication of fur coats, the clever tailoring of skins, and the prestige of luxury wraps. It emphasizes the fashion shift toward skins in feminine outerwear and sports apparel.
Fashion notes describe belts returning to the front of dresses with narrow bell shapes at the hip creating a blouse-like effect. Paris terms a neat frock with square necklines and a tabby yoke in back as part of the latest styles. The jacket blouse paired with no belt remains a current porte wear.
In a season of fur trimmed coats a model relies on material and cut for chic. Every woman keeping up with fashion includes a tailored suit in her wardrobe. It is often cleverly cut and unobtrusive so it remains stylish even in the next year.
Fashion reviewers note a rise in fashionable elbows with new buttoned sleeves and trimmed edges showcased by designers. The trend appears across garments, signaling elbows as a leading fashion point.
A cheerful kitchen column offers salad recipes such as macaroni and celery, tomato and cheese, and hot potato salad with olive oil dressing. It also outlines cabbage salad and Soup a la Sevigne, plus desserts like Queen of Puddings, Rice Pudding, Italian Cream, Frozen Peaches, Bavarian Cream and a grape juice flavored dessert.
Ogden Utah woman speaks about relief from back ache and limb pains during pregnancy after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She urges other expectant mothers to try it, noting past failures with other remedies. Also contains ads for Brooklyn real estate, washing powder, and free homes from World Welfare Union.
A child asks about a regretful father as mother reveals the cigars were saved in the linen closet. The exchange highlights a small domestic moment with a hint of humor and family dynamics.
Advice urging high water intake to flush kidneys and relieve backache. Recommends Jud Salts with grape and lemon juice, plus heathia, to purify urinary tract and prevent irritation. Encourages frequent water consumption and morning doses to keep kidneys active.
A mother urges Dorothy to sleep assuring her an angel watches over her. Dorothy retorts asking if her mother is conceited. The Boston Transcript presents a domestic moment of reassurance and a child's playful reply.
Demand Bayer Aspirin only. If you do not see HKuyer on package or tablets you may be buying fakes. Genuine Bayer Aspirin has been proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 26 years. Say Bayer when you buy to avoid dangerous imitations.
Gladya affirms deep love and exclusivity as she responds to questions about affection with certainty and emotion. The exchange centers on a romantic confession and commitment.
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