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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1957
Page
4
Idaho Fish and Game urges hunters to report leg bands found on ducks and geese. Band recoveries help map flyway routes, protect populations, and adjust harvest allowances. Send in bands with date, location, and shooter details. report bands from birds shot or found dead in nature as well.
The State Health Board says the common cold remains without a guaranteed preventive. Vaccines may someday protect against cold viruses, but none exists now. Because colds do not kill, people may underestimate their dangers and the risk of bronchial issues.
A 8 inch ring mold ice cream dessert recipe using Carnation Corn Flakes and pecans is given. It also includes a long general health section on avoiding colds, with tips on hygiene, sleep, diet, fluids, and when to see a physician.
An international panel led by Dr. Boyd A. Martin argues democracy endures despite delays and division of powers. Peter Reed of England notes U.S. states’ power, while a Jordanian student links Lincoln’s emancipation to better treatment of blacks. Alexandra Mikailoff cites French media on civil war fears.
L B Martin Caldwell Idaho Farm Bureau president announces a four fold Invite a Neighbor campaign statewide. Farmers are urged to join share in policy shaping county meetings attend annual meetings and participate in the state convention in Pocatello November 21 to 23 to learn objectives and aid the organization.
A saying emphasizes the burden of debt and the untenable cost of continuing payments when finances collapse. It reflects concerns about financial strain and the impossibility of meeting obligations during financial distress.
Practical home hacks on cleaning dishes whitening linens and preserving china fixups. Tips include bread crust on graters bleaching with lemon soak for fabrics slicing bread even with cracks and milk boils for broken china. Also advice on starching garments with old powder puffs shoe polish and newspaper to absorb grease.
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