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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
3
Stella Linxwiler of Evansville Indiana reports monthly cramps backaches and fatigue eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She states she is now not sick or drowsy and recommends the remedy to other young women seeking relief from irregular periods and related symptoms.
Jones, a philosopher-like figure, muses on marriage and money in a humorous verse. He notes gilt edged security can be guilt edged, well to do men are hard to please, authors’ royalties vary, and true love is tested by small duties. The piece ends with a playful remark on matrimony’s math.
From Popular Mechanics Magazine a simple dehorning gate uses posts, diagonal boards, a long wooden pole and rope to trap a cow by the head. The hinged top and bottom boards create a narrow opening while a rotating pole secures the head for dehorning or marking.
A well bred Holstein bull calf weighing 112 pounds was dropped at Kansas State Agricultural College in Manhattan. The article notes birth weights vary by breed with averages cited for Holstein Ayrshire Guernsey and Jersey calves and explains factors influencing birth size including dam condition and heredity.
The dry cow needs ample warm water in cold days to avoid chilling. Drinking cold water in zero weather causes reluctance to drink enough. Sprinkling salt on fodder or giving it two or three times weekly helps keep her system in good tone.
Instructions advise filling emptied mil bottles with cold or lukewarm water to loosen residue. Rinse with lukewarm water to soften albumen, then finish with hot water or steam to remove fat and kill bacteria.
A fragment lists recipes and dishes including Danish apple cake with whipped cream and jelly, a Jewish fish dish with lemon sauce, bacon and potato bake, and spiced baked apples. It includes instructions, ingredients, and method notes, plus a Ruskin quote about daily improvement.
An amiable feature on managing scraps and leftovers in daily cooking. It argues for planned reuse of heat and tools, storing small bits, reheating soap and other wastes, and cites French practices to stretch funds. The piece celebrates thrifty problem solving and practical housekeeping.
The village constable, famed for good nature, locks up three tramps. The mayor meets him and asks where he is bound. The constable replies he is seeking a fourth for a game of whist, a quip about the tramps awaiting play.
An automobile tourist jokes with a farmer about wealth and independence while the farmer laments nine installments unpaid mortgage and a hired man ignoring his pleas the exchange hints at economic hardship in rural life.
A serialized dialogue poring over campaign tactics and public perception features lines about 1 percent repeating old ideas differently and the impact of speeches on auditors. Senator Sorghum hints at shaping thoughts of incoming officials amid vaudeville humor.
A fragment notes Miss Polly Oldgirl saying she felt as young as ever and jokes about nearing a second childhood during an evening. The line hints at a playful mood and memory of youth.
Fragmentary dialogue displays strained marital tension between a jealous wife Crystal and her husband, with quips about life expectancy and jokes about the stove industry. The text reads like a clipped script or diary fragment with scattered names and garbled phrases.
A lone postman with a military bearing arrives during a misty washout and delivers letters for the community. Residents hurriedly gather what can be sent, while the townsfolk ask when the post will depart, and the man replies that departure depends on incoming mail.
G. G. of the curb district reports varied stock signals including tight tires, hardening cement, rising yeastless prices, buoyant shipping, and inflation indications from toy balloons. Coffee remains strong while coal shows a dark note and whisky holds steady.
English jockey Fred Archer faced strict weight control during a hospitable dinner scene. A well-fed salmon course, a rosy servant, and an exhausted Atelier's Trace inspire his retreat to train, with a final note of a small champagne sip and a billiards game before retiring.
An amateur actor seeks feedback from a diplomatic spectator who reveals a friend would pay $500 to hear the act. The spectator adds the friend is deaf as a post, leaving the Booth and others amused by the candid remark in this American Legion Weekly excerpt.
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