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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
7
A 1932 article from The Kitchen Cabinet offers methods to prepare mutton with sauces. It covers cooking, heating, and serving details for mutton roasts and a brown gravy, including a caper sauce and substitutions for flavoring.
A quoted maxim about tangible progress and civilization notes that success follows right effort. Samuel Snilles frames effort as the driver of societal advancement and personal achievement.
A fragmented excerpt describes multiple cold dishes and dressings such as salads with hard cooked eggs and lettuce, chicken jelly salad with gelatin layers, Cream of Spinach Soup with a butter roux, and a Golden Parfait made from French fruit and orange syrup. It reads like a vintage kitchen guidance list with steps and proportions, reflecting period culinary styles.
Article discusses Marie Curie and her radium discovery, the gift of a gram of radium from American women, and President Harding's presentation at the White House. It describes Curie’s plans to rest, return to the Curie Institute in Paris, and continue radium research plus mesothorium work, while detailing ore sources, refining, and the technology behind radium production and medical uses.
The article warns that poppies emit an odor with opium properties causing drowsiness and headaches after walking through fields. It notes Asia as a major poppy region and mentions tourists suffering long incapacities. It cites a girl plucking petals as an example of unintended effects.
The text muses on overcoming staleness with willpower and a heroic persistence. It likens inner strength to ancient legends, urging self-insertion and resilience in the face of weariness. The excerpt reads as a reflective, motivational aside.
The text presents a fragmented quotation praising raw nature, urging bold exploration and outdoorsmanship. It references making good air, reaching the forest, and testing limits through unrestrained actions, with a wary nod to nature’s fitness for strong men.
A baritone soloist faced hostility from the choir after a recent concert. A member responsible for publicity spread rumors hoping to sour public reception. The next morning the paper praised Blunk for his performance and avoided naming the choir members.
An advertisement warns to look for Bayer on packaging to ensure genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for many ailments. It notes affordable twelve tablet tins, larger packages from druggists, and identifies Bayer as the trademark. The piece ends with a light aside about enjoying a ripe Georgia watermelon and references Albany Georgia.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a premier kidney liver and bladder medicine. It extols mild immediate effects and urges testing with a sample bottle by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer in Binghamton New York.
A shopper recalls sampling what looked like cherries in a store and finding a color capsule inside instead. The yellow staining on lips and skin drew laughter from onlookers as the crowd gathered, prompting questions about the prank and the demonstration.
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