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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1930
Page
3
As people age the bowels slow and waste may not evacuate regularly. Doctors may recommend Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin from drugstores. The laxative is advertised as safe and effective without dietary changes and claims to relieve bloating headaches and fatigue.
Lloyd Osbourne, the stepson of Robert Louis Stevenson, is found living a quiet life along the Riviera near Cap d Antibes with a rocky bathing pool by his villa. Osbourne once inspired and later collaborated with R L S on several works, including the tale that became Treasure Island.
A humorous exchange asks whether a new car belongs to the owner or their wife, hinting at ownership and status discussions in everyday life. The remark reflects social norms and marriage dynamics of the era.
Advice from leading specialists urges pregnant women to use Phillips Milk of Magnesia for nausea. A teaspoonful poured over crushed ice, sipped slowly, relieves stomach upset and vomiting urge. Its anti acid effect aids heartburn, sour stomach, and gas, while laxative action supports bowel regularity. Used as a mouth rinse, it may help prevent tooth decay during expectancy.
Idaho counties halt pheasant hunting in six counties as an emergency measure after mounting petitions. Others report court actions including L S Freed's two year term and $1000 fine for counterfeit money in Pocatello.
S Guthrie of Cornell University explains factors behind cream test variation. Small changes in separator speed or milk temperature alter fat separation and skim milk fat content. He cites experiments: 3 percent milk yields 42 percent cream, 4 percent milk yields 30 percent cream, and 6 percent milk yields 89 percent cream. Proper cleaning of separators aids efficiency and is highlighted in Cornell extension bulletin 151, available free from the College of Agriculture at Ithaca.
New Jersey dairy extension notes the breeding value of three bulls in the state. Holstein daughters from Henry Schmidt’s Newark Milk Co. farm averaged 11 819 pounds of milk and 882 8 pounds of butterfat at about three and a half years. Locust Lane Guernsey bulls daughters average 875 pounds butterfat. Senior Holstein herd sire at New Jersey Agricultural College averaged 13 500 pounds milk in official test, 1 1 percent higher than dams. The bull is a son of a proven sire from Beltsville Maryland U S government dairy farm.
In Michigan a six year dairy herd averages 138000 pounds per cow. Owner Mr. Bunt credits quality legume hay over other grains, noting well cured hay provides essential vitamins aiding mineral assimilation and herd health. He spoke to Hoard's Dairyman on feed emphasis.
Advice on dairy herd management emphasizing constant water supply, adequate forage, and cost saving feeds. Highlights include pasture checks, ensuring water and feed, growing young stock, and using soy oats peas Sudan grain song beans as emergency feeds. Proper herd culling and hot water for equipment are noted.
American Fork and the state training school near completion of a 200000 dollar waterworks program to bring water from American Fork canyon seven miles to augment the city supply and serve the state school. The work began in spring as a joint effort for culinary water.
A vintage advertisement promotes Castoria as a safe gentle remedy for fretful infants to ease discomfort, soothe sleep, and provide daily aid for parents seeking quick relief and consistent nightly rest.
J R Raynor cites the London Daily Telegraph on how diverse birds build homes from moss, grasses, lichens, and feathers. Long tailed tits fashion moss balls with side entrances, woodpeckers hollow trunks, swallows bake clay walls, murrelets cling to cliff ledges with pear shaped eggs, grebes and coots anchor floating nests, lapwings hollow the ground for clutch placement.
The Soviet government is buying large numbers of commercial fur bearing rabbits, and the British Rabbit Farmers association has shipped sizable consignments to Russia. A shipment of 1 100 rabbits was recently received in Moscow.
In a playful exchange, a Southport guardian remarks on a wife’s sweet voice and the couple jokes about selecting a dress to suit it, highlighting cordial local banter.
Advert promotes Diamond Dyes for dresses drapes and lingerie, promising even bright colors without spotting or re dyed look. Claims long lasting colors through wear and washing and notes 15 cent packages at drug stores. Life magazine snippet references the Smiths and a new mausoleum.
A Fraternal Magazine quote notes Stella’s teacher can mold her voice into profit with over 100 dollars earned already. The remark reflects a belief in talent monetization through vocal refinement and mentorship.
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