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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1927

Page

2

Double Windows in Drapery Arrangements for Two Windows

The article from the United States Department of Agriculture explains treating two living room windows as a single drapery unit. It describes framing with a valance, side draperies, glass curtains, and maintaining vertical rhythm to avoid monotony while using contrasting rose drape fabric and ecru glass curtains.

United States Department of Agriculture

Cream Puffs Made Simple With Home Easy Method

Directions from the bureau of home economics show how to make cream puffs at home with a special mixing method. The recipe includes a custard filling option with cream or milk, corn starch, eggs, vanilla, and butter, yielding eight medium puffs.

United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Home Economics

Three Tricks in Making Good Corned Beef Hash

The bureau of home economics lists three tricks for appetizing hash. Use equal cooked meat and potato, grind meat and potato together, and add minced onion with a dash of cayenne for piquancy. Salt in corned beef often covers flavor.

Bureau of Home Economics

Fitting a One Piece Dress Guide from Home Economics

The article outlines key fitting points for a one piece dress including shoulders under arm seams sleeves neck and hemline. It stresses precise placement of decorative elements and details like front opening length set to plaited sections pockets and belt. It notes darts back adjustments and the need for careful pressing and accurate basting to preserve garment size. It also references Farmers Bulletin 1530 F for further instructions.

United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Home Economics Farmers’ Bulletin Washington

Mrs Weaver Benefits From Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Mrs Gansgenca Weaver of Mt Pleasant Pa reports illness eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She slept better, gained strength, could work and care for three children, and recommends the remedy to other women seeking health improvement.

Gansgenca Weaver East Smithfield St Mt. Pleasant Lydia Pinkham Lydia BP

Skinless hot dogs join new vegetable wrapped trend

Popular Science Monthly reports on skinless frankfurters now being enclosed in a synthetic vegetable covering instead of a membranous skin. The jacket is removed after shaping and before shipping to market from the factory.

Popular Science Monthly

Advising on a Boston Marriage Daughter’s Match Demand

A Boston Transcript quips about parental control in marriage discussions. The line shows a father asking for expert advice before approving a match, reflecting Victorian norms on suitability and social approbation in union decisions.

Boston Transcript

Fletcher’s Castoria for Babies Helps Mothers Sleep

Purported old time advertisement extols Fletcher’s Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy for infants claiming it relieves colic, constipation, and diarrhea. It emphasizes mild taste, gentle action, and doctor recommended use for various minor baby ailments.

Fletcher Wetcher

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