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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1924
Page
3
A New York Times fashion writer notes the season’s color spectrum dominates spring and summer gowns. Soft beiges to bold pinks and yellows appear in silk chiffons and georgettes, with French and American designs featuring V-shaped bodices, bias-cut skirts, and floral or feather trimmings.
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines a method to make jellied citrus peel from grapefruit orange or lemon. Peel is cut into strips or squares parboiled three times then simmered with sugar and water to absorb syrup. Peel is rolled in sugar and dried before storage.
The United States Department of Agriculture advises housekeepers to organize clothing and accessories for easy retrieval. Store garment scraps, millinery trims, laces, and linings in labeled boxes or cards to facilitate quick patching and remodeling, with each person’s pieces kept together.
A compact wicker table painted white features two glass covered trays lined with cretonne. The charming piece serves as a useful and delightful addition to a child’s room, combining storage with display in a light design.
The United States Department of Agriculture presents sour milk and sweet milk corn bread recipes. Instructions describe two mixing methods for sour milk bread and note substitutions with buttermilk or cream. Each yields bread for six, with bake times around 30 to 80 minutes and variations in texture.
The text discusses using leftover coffee for gingerbread or gelatin desserts and notes steps for placing utensils at table. It mentions beverage flavor and timing after coffee is made, and describes spoon placements for courses and servings.
A kitchen column promotes early spring greens and daily menus from Sunday to Saturday including asparagus with crumbs rhubarb and raisin pie and a note on focus and concentration as a mental virtue.
A compact recipe roundup featuring Green Pea Soup with peas milk and butter, Peas and Peppers baked stuffed peppers, Hot Cherry Pudding with cherry batter cups, Spanish Salad with chicken cucumber walnuts and peas, Pound Cake and Sponge Cake methods, and a Cream Frosting suggestion.
Mrs August R Wiederhoft of Truman Minnesota chronicles relief from menstrual pains and back trouble after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says the medicine enabled her to work at home in the garden fields and with livestock before and after her four month old baby, and urges other women to try it.
A visitor at Southampton toured a grand liner before its departure. When she asked what the crowd below meant the captain explained steerage and the ship’s need for many passengers to make the vessel go.
Advertisement assures perfect home dyeing with Diamond Dyes even for beginners. Druggists carry all colors and provide directions in each package.
A man ponders his next move as a woman asserts it is his duty to propose. He breaks the quiet with a nervous question while she blushes and warns off, asserting the proposal rests with him.
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