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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1930
Page
10
An advertisement explains excess stomach acid causes digestive discomfort and soda cannot help. It promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe neutralizer that acts instantly, relieves gas and sourness, sweetens the system, and is suitable for children. available at drug stores.
In a town a family head rises early to hear King George broadcast. Young Ray wakes his mother with the news that the king talks from a golden microphone in the Lords gallery, declaring Father has heaven.
An antique advertisement promises renewed vigor and youth through Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It claims the product corrects digestive issues, revitalizes the body, improves blood, energy, eyes, and complexion, and offers confidential advice from the Buffalo clinic with no fee.
Prof Graton of Harvard’s engineering school believes shafts will extend to 10 000 feet in the distant future as mining tech advances. He says new sources of mineral wealth will become available once deeper digging becomes possible.
Food from palm tree sago is obtained from the trunks of several species in the genus. Large forests in Borneo and Sumatra produce the finest sago. Each stem yields from 100 to 60 pounds.
Summary of Idaho notices across cities: schools share at Twin Falls. new churches planned at Moscow. poultry and dairy campaigns in Downey and Rexburg. grain and weed control efforts in various counties. memorial projects in Twin Falls. road and park improvements in Idaho Falls and Pocatello. 4H clubs in Bannock. and farm produce shipments, highway work, and airfield reorganization in multiple locales. Numerous named towns and organizations appear, reflecting statewide agricultural, infrastructural, and civic planning activity.
The USDA reports dairy cows milked three times daily at Beltsville Maryland produced about 21 percent more milk and 22 percent more butterfat. The study tracked 18 lactations across six cows and weighed economic factors like grain cost and milking expense for local decision making.
Early pasture causes cows to fall short of nutrients needed for their inherited capacity. Bleher producing cows struggle to gather and masticate enough early forage, so supplementing with grain is beneficial. Pasture is protein rich then, so reduce protein feeds and feed grain throughout summer while maturing, short, dry, and less palatable pasture is avoided.
The article extols silage as a succulent cooling feed that balances high protein concentrates. It notes dairy cows need such feed during hard milking work, explaining silage provides water content vital to the ration alongside grains. It cites milk and beef being high in water.
The dairy article advises individual feeding for dry and milking cows to prevent abortion and udder problems. It covers using dry fodder, silage, and grain rations, culling low producers, and keeping calf pens clean with ample water and feed. It notes Jerseys and Guernseys with high fat yield should receive about one pound of grain per 2.5 to 3 pounds of milk.
A summary of short items across Utah towns detailing lectures by R B Kleins at Brigham Young summer school, a landscaping contract in Salt Lake, reservoir talks at Gooseberry, Emery county leadership week theme, and band invites from Carbon county. Other notes include auto license totals, a fatal hay accident in Tremonton, Plain City blitz, 4-H leaders school in Logan, wheat marketing meetings, cattle disease remarks, and various community projects in towns from Ogden to Hyrum.
Secretary of Labor Davis envisions a future where everyday tasks require minimal effort and can be completed with a single button push, signaling a streamlined approach to work.
A collection of social quips on marriage work and finances. It notes that small homes carry big mortgages and women’s habits are linked to night robes. It jokes that men should think for themselves, and that cheerful outlooks ease life’s burdens.
A satirical verse questions social double standards for girls as it weighs choices between dating, flirting, and studying. It suggests no option yields acceptance, highlighting constraints placed on young women.
The Chicago Daily News Midweek Feature pulls witty aphorisms on virtue danger and peace. It contrasts modern women's dress with latitude and longitude humor and notes trouble from brewers.
The national reminder marks the ninth anniversary of First Aid Home Remedy Week set for March 16 23. Sterling Procter Incorporated launched the one year sales plan in 1922 to promote spring house cleaning and advertising in drug stores.
In 1875 a young physician sought a milder constipation remedy. His doctor’s word for this laxative led to Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, a trusted preparation praised for soothing sluggish bowels and improving related symptoms. It became the world’s popular laxative, consistent with its original formula and carried by drugstores everywhere.
Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Sauber discusses municipal corruption with a Washington reporter. He uses a parable about a crooked dog fancier and a bird dog to critique apologists, implying deceit and misrepresentation in public affairs.
Readers remember Bea’s father as a steady figure whose grave ease shaped family life. The piece highlights children’s memories of his restraint and quiet authority.
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