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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1922
Page
6
A United States Department of Agriculture guide describes a durable fly trap built from four wooden barrel hoops a barrel head laths and galvanized screening. The 24 inch tall cylinder 18 inch diameter supports a 22 inch high cone with an 18 inch base and a one inch top aperture.
The text outlines government guidance on balancing flavors using garlic onion bay leaf curry and other seasonings. It notes family prejudice over flavors and advises adding subtle hints rather than strong tastes, with techniques like lemon zest in oxtail soup or small curry amounts in white sauce to vary dishes without overwhelming diners. It also suggests using juice from onions with a lemon squeezer and cooking milk with onion or celery pieces before serving.
The Farmers Bulletin 734 from the U S Department of Agriculture explains a simple fly paper recipe. Heat two pounds rosin with one pint castor oil until molasses like. Smear onto paper with a paint brush and place several around the room. A dozen cost about one cent.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes the best cream to whip is raw cream aged 24 to 48 hours. It should contain at least 80 percent butter fat and be kept very cold. Pasteurization and homogenization are said to reduce whipping quality.
A collection of odd notes on cooking practices and substitutions. It mentions using chopped fat salt pork in pastries and gelatin after solving force cream age, plus tips on vegetables, chicken with currant jelly beer, olives in soup, and stringing beads from violin strings. Also covers boiling fish, stuffing vegetables with nuts, gasoline comparison, and cake flour balance.
Fashion notes from Paris and New York stress sleeves as the key decorative element for fall gowns. Embroidered, brocaded, ribboned and ruffled sleeves dominate, with long full shapes, elbow to wrist variations, and novel trims transforming overall silhouettes.
Children in an unnamed city school organized bird and squirrel habitats in a park after trees were felled for safety. They built and painted houses, named them Rest Here Bird House Cozy Nest and Bird Bungalow, then with teachers installed them. Birds sang their thanks as the project brightened the park and taught housing care.
A vintage style guide lists pea based dishes including Green Pea Soup Reoa Souffle Salmoni and Pea Salad Combination Salad and Peppers with peas. It provides ingredients and brief preparation steps for each dish and offers tips on dressing color and flavor.
A fragment from the Western Newspaper page offers a pensive remark on idols and human frailties. The snippet cites Cowper and cautions against overpraising, urging gentler judgment of admired figures.
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