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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1926
Page
3
The United States Department of Agriculture highlights the gummed paper dress form as a key aid in rural home sewing. It aids accurate fittings at distance from neighbors, enables pattern adaptation, and assists with adjusting garments over ready-made items, collars, and accessories.
Charles E Lindbergh led a United States flight from St Louis to Chicago when fuel ran out at night. He was forced to abandon his aircraft and parachute down from 18 000 feet setting a new altitude record for such a jump. The wreck of the plane is pictured.
The article promotes a simplified boiled dinner with corned beef as the main feature and a quick cooking method. It advises cooking meat thoroughly first, then finishing vegetables briefly on the stove, using six vegetables if available and offering variations with cheaper meats or substitutes.
A compact kitchen display shows an oilcloth covered counter beside a sink with windows providing light. A high stool and sealed closet area store utensils, guppies in glass jars, and a flowered window sill, photographed by the U S Department of Agriculture in Utah.
An analysis of vinegar darkening explains it occurs in many instances due to processes in production. The article notes this darkening is not a normal constituent of vinegar and discusses its relation to the manufacturing method and quality control.
A reader requests guidance on Dr. Pierce products including iGolden and fiber tonics. The note mentions a Discovery and a Sundail state, urging caution in using tonics for impoverished blood and advising consulting a physician.
The text shows garbled dialogue about inability to work due to a headache and a request to go out and split up food behind the house, reflecting unclear, imperfect handwritten transcription. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable.
An untidy ad style pitch touts Diamond dyes for home dyeing to rejuvenate curtains drapes bedspreads and table covers with vivid tones. It urges readers to request the free Diamond Dye Cyclopedia and Color Craft book from Diamond NYES Dept N14 Burlington Vermont.
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