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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1918
Page
2
A World War era guide presents easy one-dish meals fish chowder rabbit or fowl meat optional and notes they provide all five food groups. Recipes include dried peas with rice tomato and hominy dishes with meat or leftovers and guidance on wheat and meat conservation for soldiers.
A vintage collection promotes oatmeal based dishes for meals and snacks. Recipes include baked oatmeal puddings Scot ch soup spiced oatmeal cakes and oat crackers with sensible guidance on quantities and cooking times for five serving portions.
A critic frames a down and out man as a chronic excuse maker blaming hard luck for career failures. The author urges readers to own faults and persevere, noting the nation seeks workers as never before and excuses harm future prospects.
The piece credits Seth Green as the famed "Father of Fishes" for long service and success in fish culture. It notes his 1864 start, the dry impregnation method later used in trout culture, and his early work at the Galedonts Creek hatchery with shad propagation in the Connecticut River in 1867.
In a perilous voyage, Donald and Davies confront giant sea monsters and a dying queen aboard the F55. The queen’s selfless act breaks a deadly hold, perishing after aiding Donald, while MacBeard’s escape attempt falters and Clouts recovers the queen’s mouth organ.
Donald MacBeard battles fate as he flees along a motorboat with Ida sheltering behind him. Davies dives after the craft but fails to close the distance while Ida awakens and is struck by MacBeard, setting up a dramatic continuation.
The Bureau of Mines seeks dogs and cats to be trained for gas mask experiments to aid American soldiers at the front. Dogs and cats are to be shipped at government expense for use in tests conducted with Yale Medical School in New Haven and other facilities as part of protective gear development.
Quotation praises lone resilience amid misfortune and success. It asserts the strongest person is the one who endures isolation and disdain, reflecting on collective sympathy and envy toward individual achievement.
A Scientific American summary reports a German alcohol benzol fuel mix yielding 42 mph and 8.60 miles per pint with pure benzol, and 41 mph with one part benzol two parts alcohol, compared to 44 mph and 8.60 miles per gallon for gasoline. Alcohol and benzol are now produced in the United States and abroad as gasoline alternatives, seen as a boon to Germany's fuel situation.
Since October 1 the Cavite station, in cooperation with the Philippine bureau of posts and Manila Observatory, has been sending time signals for the 120th meridian east of Greenwich at 11 p m and 10 p m daily. The transmitting clock at Cavite begins signals at 10:55 a m and 9:55 p m standard time, continuing five minutes with most ticks broadcast except a few omitted per minute. The Manila location aids mercantile and naval fleets crossing the Pacific.
A fragmented clipping mixes a patriotic wartime jab with a loan shark joke and a Syracuse civil case. A professor in a rural New York scene borrows money at high monthly interest while a neighbor disputes ownership of a lost canary, claiming it is hers after it sang for years.
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