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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1924
Page
3
One of China's richest men, Hong Sling, is in the United States visiting his son, a Yale student. He once worked as a track laborer on the Union Pacific railroad in the eighties and later became a banker.
The article presents oyster serving ideas as the oyster season opens. It details Oyster Pie with puff pastry and creamed oysters, Oyster Louisiane with a peppery butter sauce and parmesan, and Edgar Fawcett style oysters in a two-dish method with mushrooms truffles and cream.
A collage of culinary notes promotes fresh pineapple use in desserts and salads. Recipes include Marshmallow Pineapple Dainty, Baited Apples with pineapple, Pineapple and Banana Salad, and a Corn and Tomato Toast suggestion, with steps and serving ideas.
Mrs. Anna M. Riggs reports dramatic recovery after starting Tanlac in January. She says she became weak and nervous before, but now sleeps well digestion is improved and she has renewed energy. Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills are advertised as effective and widely sold.
Pathfinder Magazine notes that while some fishes and frogs may appear to survive when frozen in solid ice, such cases are authenticated only as unusual. Cold blooded animals have body temperatures near their surroundings, yet survival is not typical.
A short reflective line from Bacon on professional duty and mutual support. It emphasizes that individuals owe gratitude and effort to their craft, seeking honor and improvement by contributing to their profession and society.
The world's largest electric advertising sign now flashes the merits of a ginger ale brand from a Times Square building in New York City. It covers an entire city block and stands 58 feet tall, nearly the height of a six story building, according to Popular Science Monthly.
An advertisement claims kidney and bladder trouble is common among women and that Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root restores kidney health. It offers a sample bottle for ten cents and invites requests by mail from Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton NY with larger bottles available at drug stores.
The speaker notes they take Perris girl to dinner often and questions the cost. The writer replies it pays off in the end as she delivers ten or twelve jokes nightly, which he sells to comic magazines.
Advertisement urges buying Cuticura Talcum as part of the Cuticura Trio soap ointment and talcum, priced 25c each, promising exquisite skin and perfume benefits making other scents unnecessary.
A reporter questions a professor about his birthplace and residence prompting a witty exchange. The professor replies that he was born in ignorance, and the dialogue hints at a humorous clash over geography and memory.
A British Museum expedition collected 9000 fish specimens to compare Nile biodiversity, claiming it offers a greater variety of fish than any other river. The report notes extensive sample collection to illustrate the Nile’s rich aquatic life.
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