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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1949
Page
3
In a revived Klondike mood prospectors pursue lead rather than gold amid global FEAD shortages. A photo shows Otsuo, a 104 year old Mackenzie Indian, and Ta''la, 97, with Father Henry Huybers the mining priest carrying a portable altar at the mines.
The article extols Ted Williams pivotal hitting eye and wrist speed, cites Dickey on Williams, notes his career averages and spring form, then shifts to Yale Columbia football, assessing Little and Hickman amid Ivy competition, and ends with discussion of mile hopes and Coaltown’s 1.34 pace potential.
The text advises shaking a separated thermometer mercury or cooling it in cold water, but if both fail a new thermometer is needed. It then suggests using the dough bowl to recover sticky dough by adding a little water to the dough so it clings to the bowl and thickens gravy.
The method uses melted jar rubber spread over the hole with a flat knife and pressed flat by finger. A dried orange rind kept in the canister adds a fine flavor to tea.
A home cook suggests using leftover pickle juice from a jar of sweet pickles as a dressing base for cole slaw. The tip promises an unusual tangy sweetness and a quick flavor boost without vinegar.
A brief cookery item notes questions over dumplings on the same menu as gravy and suggests a wash decision. The fragment hints at kitchen practice and menu pairing without further details.
An instructor tries a pointless riddle to ease study strain. A student answers 44, then adds his brother is 22 and half crazy, prompting puzzled amusement from the class.
The reader asks five questions and provides brief answers: milking frequency may raise output by 10 to 25 percent, corn is the largest U.S. crop, goats lift tails while sheep drop theirs to distinguish them, finger pinpricks occur about one hundredth of a second after contact, and weather tends to move from west to east in temperate zones.
A kitchen note describes using both salt and pepper from a large shaker and adding them to dishes with one shake.
A lively testimonial extols daily ONE OUNCE of ALL BRAN to relieve constipation, claiming dramatic relief without laxatives. Readers are urged to drink water and, if unsatisfied after ten days, mail the empty carton for a double money back offer from Kellogg's Battle Creek.
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