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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1923
Page
3
A cheerful reunion scene unfolds as the actress introduces her husband, while the manager acknowledges the familiar presence with polite warmth. The exchange underscores ongoing professional and personal ties.
Helena Montana ad for Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as a blood tonic and liver stomach remedy. Customer A Widmer reports liver trouble poor digestion headaches and poor blood improved after use. Trial package offered 10 cents with free medical advice from Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel Buffalo NY.
Pedigreed country-grown collies marketed as gentle pets for babies, tireless family guards, and striking companions for auto or lawn. Claims versatile work from Arctic reindeer herding to sled teams, with Royal Canadian Mounted Police and Amundsen expeditions cited. ISLAND WHITE COLLIE KENNELS Dept. W Oshkosh Wis invites inquiries.
B W Fairbanks of Colorado Agricultural College notes that butterfat tests in cows vary naturally between milkings. Studies of 200 and 2,000 cows show most cows shift within 1 to 2 percent over seven days, with some exceeding 3 percent and rare cases surpassing 8 to 18 percent.
Wisconsin Circular 151 by George Humphrey urges dairy profits rely on well fed and cared for cows. Emphasis on quality cows, liberal rations, ample clean water, protection from cold, warm nursing, and initial feeding of ground oats and bran to boost milk output. The bulletin recommends storing grains and alfalfa hay for steady supply.
Guidance notes that milking before freshening is rarely needed even with a swollen udder. If the bag is inflamed a small amount of milk may be drawn, but often the cow should be left alone. In the days before freshening the cow produces colostrum essential for the calf, aiding digestion. Laxative feeds can prevent severe inflammation and cakING.
An article explains that sediment in milk mostly originates from cow bodies and includes hairs manure and bedding. It notes these materials enter milk during milk production and handling processes.
Straining milk raises commercial quality but has little impact on its healthfulness. The practice affects texture and purity without markedly boosting nutrition or safety.
The report notes that bitter cloth and absorbent cotton are efficient strainer materials while cheesecloth and wire gauze are less effective.
A Paris fashion forecast notes a clash between restoration of tailored elegance and revival of slim lines. Patou pushes abolishing tailored modes while Caret Tollman favor long semi fitted suits and straight slim daytime silhouettes.
A series of testimonial notices from Cortland Ohio and St Louis about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Women describe weak health, back pain, and later successful pregnancies or improved vitality and family happiness attributed to the preparation. Named mothers include Mrs Claude P Canfield Cortland NY Mrs Jos Alcoin Jr Hamilton OH Mrs J Na St Louis MO and Mrs Julius Hartman St Louis MO with addresses.
A saying warns that skill limited to appearance lacks lasting worth. The ethic emphasizes genuine ability over flashy superficial traits.
The coquette finds greater interest in restrained attention than in the abundant flirtations offered her. The text muses that the average man would appear awkward in such social teases and exchanges.
A humorous column notes how many men with inflated pride wear diminutive hats, using light social commentary to poke fun at pretentious style.
Women can dye any garment or drapery at home and refresh faded items for 15 cents. Simple home dye, tint, and color preservation tips promise renewed vigor for fabrics.
Advertisement notes that Diamond Dyes guarantee successful dyeing or tinting at home even for first timers. Directions are printed in each package and druggists carry all colors.
A family of seven sisters and two brothers on the island of Iye in the Inner Hebrides, Invernesshire, Scotland, is believed to be the world's longest-lived. All nine are married and all receive the British old-age pension.
Scientists at Lehigh University test spraying light producing chemicals underwater in the swimming pool as part of a study. A noted remark about handling trouble is included.
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