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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1924
Page
5
A 1924 weekly meal plan provides breakfast, dinner, and supper ideas with dishes like crown roast of lamb, veal steak, baked hash, fried fish, and a summer chicken salad. It includes detailed prep notes for La Daube, Poulet Creole, and Poimpano with lemon butter, plus side dishes and garnishes.
Paper mills report a shortage of rags with less than a week’s supply in some plants and little stock overall. They urge the Commerce Department to assemble a reserve, recalling early times when rags fueled paper making and Europe supplied most of the stock via Smyrna, now diminished as poverty reduces rag exports.
Dr Joseph Barcroft of Cambridge University reports that hemoglobin increases with elevation. An English scientist, after ascending Cerro de Pasco at 14 200 feet, saw his blood’s hemoglobin rise over 18 percent within fourteen days. Also promoting Cuticura for itchy scalp and clear skin with a three step routine.
A marmot asks his doctor friend if there is a cure for absent mindedness. The physician jokes about the wife making mistakes after the man gave her twenty dollars to buy shirts and B V D undergarments. She returned with a hat and shoes for herself. Contentment is wisdom.
A German invention by Fritz Peliak produces a glasslike material that can be rolled bored polished or cut and will not splinter like real glass. It is recommended for auto panes optical instruments ornaments and toilet articles. The product results from condensing carbamide and theocarbamide with formaldehyde. Amides are simple nitrogenous substances related to proteins.
New York Mayor Hylan told a dinner tale about Little Willie wearing his first pants. He compared naive multimillionaires to the boy, noting Willie counted three pairs of pants in the same room. The anecdote aimed to poke fun at wealth displays.
Mrs Bessie B Ronald of Tacoma Washington describes feminine weakness and a lingering cough that left her unable to work and losing flesh. She credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery with restoring strength and appetite and invites readers to request a trial packet by sending 10 cents to Dr Pierce's Invalid Hotel Buffalo New York.
Adobe bricks refer to sun dried blocks often made from turf and straw. The material hardens with sun exposure and is usable in very dry climates only.
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