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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1912

Page

4

Idaho News Highlights From Welser to Rathdrum

The Idaho Retail Grocers Association plans its next quarterly convention in Welser in April. Headlines cover bridge drownings near Pend O'Reille, a plan to split Oneida county, a William T. Lewis death by suicide, and bootlegging fines for W. Burgg. Also noted are a growing Downey movable school push, show wins at Portland stock show, and Idaho apples gaining traction in Germany.

Idaho Grocars Welser Paorils Raft River Éarpentore Pend O'Reille Wren Birch’ Hill Kootenai Rathdrum Mule Tan Oneida William T. Lewis W. ¥. Burgg Twit Falls Leagan Nam‘pa Caldwell Mountain - Home Payette Weiser Ontario Vale Downey Upper Salmon River Buffalo Hump Portland Northwest Supreme” Court A. A James Sheldon William Butler Blackfoot Peniton Mary Preston National Bank Roy Meadows Boise Zimpris Emmett Ruth -Ms- Hent P. A. Carl Son Hrecs Wallace Germany Northwestern E. V. Ellington Asanciate Indus Atthre University of Idaho

Tobacco Pests Threaten Major U.S. Crop

The article notes the United States grows about 1 billion pounds of tobacco annually and faces pest damage. Farmers confront a derge dividend from insect enemies, though the number of serious pests remains small, with most pests consistently affecting crops across the country.

United States

Tobacco Leaf Miner Control and Damage in Infected Tobacco

The Leaf Miner causes large irregular white to parchment-like blotches on tobacco leaves, making them unsuitable for wrappers. There are two generations yearly, with adults dormant in trash. Control methods include hoeing, close cultivation to bury pupae, removing weeds like horse or bull grass, and pinching larvae before damage becomes severe. Leaves can recover from minor injury but not after extensive larval feeding.

Flower Box Improves Plant Care With Hidden Storage Tank

A handy flower box conceals a small water storage tank beneath the top section. Water reaches plants via wicks or sponges through holes in the bottom. A metal tube allows easy tank refill, and a cork-tied wire float acts as a water indicator. The unit can be ornamental as well as practical.

O.C C

Scraping Bark on Apple Trees Advisable or Not

The state zoologist says scraping rough bark on old apple trees may be useful under certain conditions but harmful if the bark is damaged by soil sprays or burns. He recommends gentle scraping only in exposed areas and not on healthy trees to avoid injuring tender bark and underlying tissues.

Pennsylvania Freddie

Sprayer for Small Trees with Movable Delivery Pipe

A wheeled spraying apparatus is shown with a tank top serving as a platform. The delivery pipe has downward arms with four nozzles and can swing to either side of the tank for use along a row of plants or small trees.

Japanese Plum Hardy Variety Thrives In East Markets

Japanese plums, especially the Plumas variety, are popular with growers in the eastern regions for their early market readiness and bright colors from cherry red to light yellow. They tolerate a range of soils, require regular care, and show vigor four years after planting. The fruit is longer, thinner, smoother, and tends to produce lateral buds on annual growth with a short, plump shape. Less susceptible to curculio and black knot than domestic varieties.

East

Garden Advice From An Old Farmer

Fragments discuss tending trees and orchards, planning a small strawberry patch, and pruning. Highlights include road quality aiding life, planting peas for more blooms, pruning decayed fruit, and spraying to control diseases like plum and apricot ailments.

Fashionable collarettes brighten summer frocks with simple elegance

A shopper guide describes affordable collarette designs for summer dresses. It highlights sheer linen and lace neckwear, from plain two row crochet to embroidered braced collars, with examples like a cerise silk cravat and Pierrot styles.

Lord Byron

Silhouette of a Striped Cotton Shirt Emerges as Tailored Favorite

The article discusses striped cotton shirts in expert hands, presenting a silhouette that promises insistence and seeks to replace the Magyar. It notes the shirt as a real success in the tailor-made style, while avoiding clazete elements and offering varieties that suit a broader range of tastes.

Queen Empress Hairdresser Stops Train For Royal Look

A woman recalls how on a journey of the king emperor the royal train was halted to fix the Queen Empress hair. Officials feared danger or a bomb whispering around the line until maid’s restraint calmed the scene. The dresser explained the need to preserve the empress’s image even in motion.

Empire

Portrait Study of Cecile Sorel in Monte Carlo Model

An early spring portrait study features Cecile Sorel wearing a model look in Monte Carlo. The scene captures a poised pose and a refined silhouette as photographers frame the scene.

Cecile Sorel Monte—Carlo

Fragrant Sachet Recipe From Ancient Text

A list of ingredients for a fragrant sachet includes six ounces gum benzoin four ounces cinnamon four ounces cloves sandalwood sassafras and other botanicals. The mixture is ground to powder then sealed in silk bags for use and a small amount placed on live coal scents a room with a rich perfume akin to fine pastilles.

Rhodes

Gay colored satin blouses and costly carpet fabrics described

A fashion note highlights satin blouses in de gray prune light purple and blue with white collars and simple designs. It notes color pairing trends and embroidery details, citing Woman's Home Companion. It also describes a luxury carpet woven from pure pearls and diamonds costing 200000 pounds.

Coq-De-Roche Parisienne Baroda

Doan's Kidney Pills Tells Of Backache Relief

A Mrs. B A Bennett of Johnsons Ave Los Gatos Cal testifies that after cold or overwork she suffered severe back pain limb aches headaches and dizziness. She used Doan's Kidney Pills and was relieved. The ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills 50c from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY with the slogan When Your Back Is Lame Remember the Name DOAN'S.

Dean B. A. Bennett Doan Doan’s Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N.Y

Financial Cripples and a Civic Tour Stop

A visitor from upstate tours Manhattan with a host who points to landmarks including a Municipal Lodging Hole described as New York's home for cripples. The host labels it a financial crippled institution as the car moves on.

Manhattan New York Herald

No End to His Bad Luck

A fragment from an Anti Cigarette league banquet features John D. Shoop presenting a Bible story about Lazarus. The tale centers on a slave narrator lamenting continual misfortune and his imagined exchange with the Lord after death.

John D. Shoop Lazarus John

Ought to Be All Right

A short dialogue shows Mrs. Bacon noting a problem with something for a dear person and Mr. Bacon asking what is missing. She says she tried everything to fix it but cannot identify the missing element.

Mr. Bacon Mrs. Bacon

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