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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1924
Page
8
A fashion writer notes extravagant trims abound in Paris and New York collections. Wide jeweled bands, rhinestones, pearls, and metal studs decorate gowns and wraps. Designers showcase brilliants, medallions, and bold color contrasts on evening gowns, frocks, and dancing outfits with ultramodern, cubist inspired patterns.
A yellow camel hair tunic dress features ostrich accents and embroidery with ribbons or rhinestones. Ostrich motifs appear in light, sparkling designs for evening wear. A butterfly bow decorates shoes, with ribbon bows on low oxford heels for practical support and chic style.
A small black hat with a square crown and plush finish sits with an upturned brim adorned by red and blue tinsel bars. A long black satin scarf extends from one side and ends with a tinsel bordered fringe, creating an attractive ensemble for women.
An ornate wooden jewel box features a treasure chest shape and old leather tones. It is decorated with gilt figures in muted red and soft hues, capturing a medieval coloring in a Boudoir setting.
A Kansas City Star writer compares velvet, velveteen, satin, and other hat fabrics for fall wear. It notes velvet’s price quality relation, satin’s lustre and fragility, and finds felt best for knock-about use while offering durable all-around wear.
Gray hosiery with a faint rose tint is described as smart for wear with either white or black shoes. Black shoes are favored, especially when trimmed with small steel buckles.
Lingerie made of white silk features cherry red silk bands set in with a small cross-stitch pattern in yellow and white. The effect is quite lovely.
The latest fad favors a single significant bracelet over matched pairs or wide cuffs. Antique treasure chests reveal gold chased enamel settings with stones, cameos, and miniatures, while many thin bracelets in gold silver or platinum fall out of favor as the essential adornment.
The USDA notes ovens vary in heat effects and that larger ovens need lower temperatures for longer times while smaller ovens require higher heat for shorter periods. Cake and loaf shape affect baking. a Turk's head pan handles higher temps better than a standard loaf. Batter composition also guides temperature with plain loaves needing gentler, slower heat than richer cakes.
Burr gherkins closely resemble cucumbers in size and surface spines. They cure readily in 40 percent brine with salt measures and simple testing methods. keep brine strength constant, use proper fermentation tools, and remove surface scum regularly. Harvest while green and tender for best texture and flavor.
A historic tomato catsup method uses ripe tomatoes cut in half and strained. Mix strained pulp with salt pepper sugar mustard red pepper seeds allspice cinnamon bark peppercorns and cloves in a muslin bag. Boil two hours add vinegar simmer to thicken pour into scalded bottles seal hot with corks. Optional onions add flavor.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the recipe uses tomato juice peanut butter and water. Boil slightly then simmer ten minutes and serve with croutons. Adjust salt and lemon juice to taste.
The Agriculture Department advises that cotton and lightweight wool rugs can be washed at home using lukewarm soapy water and thorough rinsing. For woolen rugs, dry facilities are needed, scrubbing on a table with a fast brush then rinsing sections as they become clean.
A dated recipe describes corn soup with butter onion flour milk and seasonings. It mentions boiling corn in water and thickening with a butter flour mixture, then adding seasonings and milk to reach a scalding point. The instructions credit the United States Department of Agriculture.
A city pigeon's gaze from a ledge contrasts ease of flight with human crowding. He notes how crowds rush, lack wings, and feel crowded, while he enjoys space to spread his wings and sing a pigeon coding song for solace.
Willie tried to interest his father in conversation during a subway accident report. The father, reading, dismisses him briefly, then asks about the incident. Willie explains a woman wanting a seat and a man sitting on it, prompting further discussion.
Poultry lice and mites reduce growth and egg production across farms. Lice types include head, tall ice, and body lice that cling to plumage and skin, laying eggs near vent feathers. Eggs hatch in a week, adults in 17 to 20 days. treatment requires repeat applications. Methods include sodium fluoride dusting per bird, homemade gasoline stock dip powder, and mercurial ointment blends for hen setting, with emphasis on treating every bird individually and ongoing control.
A farmer notes pullets perform better with mash in addition to grain. Even when flocks grow large, bugs per bird stay low and birds still range, yet mash supports fat egg production. Dry mash hoppers do not stop foraging. green feed remains essential for health.
Advice on feeding avoid undernourished pullets and prevent growth delays. Keep pullet colonies lightly stocked with roosts and remove the brooder as birds feather. Check for lice in hot weather and use growing mush with easily digested ground grains to ensure steady growth for all pullets.
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