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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1948
Page
5
Sunday visits span Conda Paris and Idaho trips. Deer hunting weekend yields successes. Local church and school events noted with plus whimsical verse ending.
Miss Mildred Haberly of the University of Idaho advises pre made sandwiches frozen in the home freezer to save time for mothers packing school lunches. Wrap in celophane or waxed paper and label for easy selection. Avoid mayonnaise as it separates. peanut butter cheddar and cream cheese are good fillings. Egg sandwiches should be avoided when frozen. whites toughen and defrosted sandwiches may not taste fresh. Frozen sandwiches help keep other foods crisp and cool for hours. There is a remark about men not understanding women before and after marriage.
Practical guidance on melting crystallized honey, keeping honey at 75 degrees or higher, storing comb honey at room temperature, and planning kitchen lighting to reduce fatigue. Advice covers glare free study lighting, proper lamp height and shade, dairy herd records, plus humorous old time quotes about beer and a car thief joke.
The Readers Digest summary notes swollen payrolls waste and duplication raise federal costs to 26 percent of privately produced income, with a 1929 4 percent baseline. Ex FBI operatives report agencies overstaffed and overlapping missions, from State Department letter processing to VA hospital expansion, urging efficiency reviews led by a Hoover-chaired commission.
The quote reflects on the value of experience even when endured. It notes Socrates as a Greek philosopher who offered advice, and mentions his poisoning as the end of his life.
Two young boys at a new boys' dinner claim dirtier hands in a playful exchange. One boasted that his hands are dirtier while the other retorts he is two years older, prompting a lighthearted sibling clash.
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