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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1920

Page

7

Problems Facing Stricken World Anger and Ambition

The essay argues Allies meddling in Russia undermines popular support, aiding Bolsheviks while Germany and Japan rebuild influence. It cites German Prussianization, German under officers in the Soviet army, and a perceived secret pact with Japan over Shantung. It laments lack of a guiding peace strategy and warns of renewed danger to global stability.

Russia Stberia Germany Nicholas Idermans Skrzynski von der Goltz Freihelt Warsaw Doctor Ebert Paris Europe Foch von der Golts Belgium France Upper Silesia Gharge Chicago Poland England Japan Siberia Iberia Rozonoff Seminoff Kalminoff Kolchak Far East Ural Mountains Graves Red” Army Petlura Denikine Confucius William Shantung America Vivandi Balfour China Wilson Asia Shan Dénikine Prussia Fromla Cavwright Westerma Nawapaver Unies

Two Aristocrats Among Coats

In advance of the season designers test ideas, producing a beige velour and sealskin wrap a masterwork of fur trim and embroidery. The right coat features a wide seal border, broad collar, draped sleeves, and ornate detailing, while a plain left model shows refined elegance with narrow tucks and a slim girdle.

Pajamas and Negligees Weave Fashion in Sleepwear

Pajamas appear as both practical sleeping garments and decorative negligees in satin, silk, and cottons. Some sets feature gathered trousers, satin coats with ribbon trims, and lace or georgette accents. Satin footwear and boudoir caps accompany these outfits, designed for indoor wear and morning routines.

Madras Georgette Crepe

Kitchen Waste Useful for Hen Feed and Egg Production

Practical guide from a poultry expert on using kitchen scraps and farm waste to feed hens. Includes safe and unsafe ingredients, methods for grinding and mixing with cornmeal and bran, feeding schedules, grain mixes, dry mash, and the importance of grit and shelling material to prevent soft shells.

Jointworm flies do much harm to wheat

Entomologists warn the wheat jointworm poses a serious crop threat and parasites have kept it in check. Experiments show plowing under stubble as an effective control, capable of reducing jointworm and Hessian fly damage if crop rotation is adjusted and stubble buried where feasible.

United States Department of Agriculture

Minnesota Boy Knows Pigs in Family Farm Partnership

Medford Minnesota firm J Kasper and Son relies on 15 year old Valdimore Kasper, already active in a US Department of Agriculture and State College pig club, with his father granting him partnership. The piece argues farm fathers now share authority to keep sons on the farm as they grow.

J. Kasper & Son Medford Minn Valdimore Kasper United States Department of Agriculture State College

Higher Value of Purebreds In Florida Ranch Breeding

The United States Department of Agriculture notes a Florida ranch enrolled in the Better Sires Better Stock movement shows high counts of purebred sires and crossbred animals across cattle horses swine sheep goats and poultry. It highlights a trend of buyers of purebreds also acquiring purebred females and rapidly disposing of inferior stock to elevate overall herd quality.

Florida United States Department of Agriculture

Poultry Feeding and Rearing Tips From Local Poultryman

Sour milk and oats form the key of a growing chick diet. Caporizing a cockerel after four months risks fatal internal bleeding. Separating spring pullets from cockerels improves feed access and growth. A poultryman who selects profitable birds earns the most money from fewer fowls.

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Frank Comerford United States Department of Agriculture Minnesota Pig Club
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