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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1920

Page

2

William Henry Harrison timeline highlights life events

A compact chronology traces William Henry Harrison from his 1773 birth in Berkeley, Virginia to his 1841 presidential inauguration and 1841 death in the White House at age 68. It notes service in the army, Indiana territorial governance, Tippecanoe, congressional terms, Ohio senate, Senate tenure, diplomacy to Colombia, and a 1841 presidential run and term.

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John Tyler Life and Career Highlights

John Tyler born in Charles City County Virginia in 1790. United States senator from 1827 to 1836 and elected vice president in 1840. Became the tenth president on April 6 1841 at age 51. Signed Texas annexation resolution on March 3 1845. Led the peace convention in Washington in 1861 and served in the Confederate Congress in 1862 until his death in Richmond Virginia on January 17 1862 at age 71.

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The Harrison Tyler Era and the Whig Collapse

A historical sketch covers William Henry Harrison as the log cabin candidate and his brief presidency. It traces John Tyler’s sudden ascent, cabinet upheavals, Webster’s resignation, and the shift of power within the Whig party amid Texas annexation controversy and sectional tensions.

Parcel Post Eggs Prove Most Profitable Shipping Method

The article argues parcel post is the best way to market fresh eggs locally and regionally. It details packing methods, weight and zone postage, and stresses wrapping quality and clear addresses to avoid delays.

Bloom Like Roses in Midsummer Cotton Frocks

A fashion writer notes midsummer trends with crimson and flame colored swisses, black and white hats, frilly transparent frocks, voile and organdie ensembles, dotted swisses, and novelty fabrics. Bright brims and self colored ribbons shape the graceful summer styles with chic color pairings.

Best Operation of Thrashing Machine

Careless operators who lack knowledge of machine parts must stop for repairs, wasting grain and time. Even with optimal field conditions no method saves all wheat. Proper adjustment, power, and vigilant operation reduce losses on six million farms nationwide.

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Milking Cows Individuality Studied to Prevent Loss

The article stresses that no two cows milk the same and that each animal’s individuality must be studied. It notes that thousands of good cows are ruined annually due to inafferent milking practices.

Selecting a Farm for Profit Beyond Size and Location

The guide emphasizes soil, lay of fields, and practical use over sheer area. It warns that land with streams, swamps, or rough terrain may negate apparent value and that good purchase choices hinge on cultivable potential and attainable returns with labor and machinery. Farmers' Bulletin 1088 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture offers further guidance.

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Poultry Maintenance Tips From Historic Notes

Wholesome feed and light administration promote chicken growth. Provide oyster shells and grit at all times. Maintain clean houses and yards for sanitation. Eliminate red mites by painting roosts and infested areas with equal parts gaster and kerosene.

Frocks Grow Costly As Pariscouture Keeps Summer Focus

A Paris dispatch notes that summer frocks priced for economy are less affordable as living costs rise in Paris with cotton fabrics surging beyond silk. American and French women favor the delicate organdie style though total outfit costs, including shoes hats gloves and parasols, strain budgets.

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Boys and Girls Clothing From Home for Smart Fall Wear

The article urges making children's clothes at home using remnants and short ends of material for both boys and girls. It highlights outfits for very young children including linen smocks, bloomers, sailor and middy suits, and miniature denim overalls with red trim. Wool jersey cloth is favored for fall suits and cool day wear.

Dress Button In Back Marks Autumn Frock Trend

The article notes a back button trend in autumn frocks adds a trim touch. It warns invisible back fastenings are usually unsuccessful without assistance, making this detail tricky for women to manage. Buttons used in the conventional front or back method ease dressing.

Pongee Curtain Fabric Praised For Sun Exposure

The article notes some decorators doubt pongee for sunlit windows claiming sun through glass rots fabric, but suggests careful use of shades or blinds mitigates this. It also asserts pongee resists laundering better than any other fabric and remains durable.

Favorite Models In Dark Colored Organdies

Dark colored organdies are noted among favored models with taupe and terra cotta tones and cherry red trimming referenced as popular choices.

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