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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1922
Page
10
The USDA-led campaign aims to reduce headaches constipation and irritability by encouraging milk and fiber rich foods. Recipes on this page introduce cabbage and vegetables into family meals with cream soups and creamed dishes.
The United States Department of Agriculture advises two rules: buy tender cuts for broiling or roasting and less tender cuts for stews and braising. Tender cuts include rib roasts, porterhouse and sirloin steaks. rump and flank can be tender from prime carcass. Ground beef may be formed into cakes and roasted rare. Use high heat to brown, then lower heat. cooking times vary by thickness and desired doneness. For Swiss steak, season, brown, then simmer two to three hours with added water until fork tender.
A fashion commentator notes buyers are enthusiastic about new jewelry trends. Necklaces and pendants combine pearls, brilliants, onyx, crystal, and semi precious stones with black and white themes. Designers mimic imported styles, crafting plaques and cabochons in crystal with enamel or marcasite accents.
Office of home economics at the United States Department of Agriculture received many requests for a good homemade furniture polish. The old, well tried recipe uses one pint linseed oil, one pint turpentine, and one half cup vinegar. Shake well in a bottle before each use.
When a car sits on soft ground with no firm support for a jack remove the floor-board and place it under the jack to prevent sinking. Use caution and ensure the surface can bear the weight before lifting the vehicle.
A rich filling uses chopped figs and walnuts simmered in boiling water and thickened with flour. Flavored with lemon juice, the mix forms a ready-to-stuff pastry filling.
The text describes cabochons in colors and dull gold novelties set with colored stones. It notes cabochons often use colored galalith with metal appliques and pendants ornamented with colored stones.
Plaids show discreet colorings for outdoor and tailored wear with English mixtures and wools in mixed colorings. Brown leads daytime wear from dark to light shades. green gains use by manufacturers. Evening tones favor reddish bases. blue tones like King’s blue and Copenhagen family are preferred as bright accents.
The fall and winter skirt length is rising in favor, boosting interest in the garment. A practical novelty seen is a step-in chemise with plaited petticoat sections both hyolk and ad front. Corsets remain at peak fashion with short tops and close fit to shape.
The fall collection centers on tailored lines with minimal trimming and careful artistry. Imported designs feature Jenny necks and Poiret inspired details in navy, seal, black, and embroidery accents. Sweaters remain popular in black white gray and pastels with navy and marines headwear trending. Priced under ten dollars for gingham and porch frocks with bright fabrics and playful necks.
Fragmented text presents a mumbled motivation about a determined man who fails once but remains hopeful. It mentions 1932 and Western newspaper language but lacks clear names, dates or context to form a full item.
A collection of kitchen guidance with dessert ideas and preserves. Included are fish dishes such as fish pudding and apple pies with custard and garnish, tomato cocktails with peppers, cafe glace coffee, a sweet omelet, rhubarb jelly instructions, Perfection Muffins, preserved citron melon, uncooked grape jelly, and guidance on jelly setting times. The tone imitates a domestic instruction page with stepwise tips and measurements.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a pure vegetable based medicine for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims non stimulant relief and includes a sworn purity statement with every bottle. A sample offer requests ten cents and paper mention.
A young man seeking radium asked a chemist the price per ounce. The chemist named a figure that surprised him. He replied with disbelief and then requested an ounce of cough lozenges instead.
An old Castoria advertisement extols the product for infants and children while a snowstorm tale recalls Jack and his dog Turk encountering Park on a porch. Park begs for bread and butter, and Jack offers to share if Park declines the offer.
A vintage advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a simple at home dye solution. It claims to work on wool silk linen cotton and mixed goods without spotting fading or running and guarantees rich color even for beginners. It urges readers to tell their druggist the fabric type for best results.
A lighthearted line notes Johnson's downcast mood as someone laments unfulfilled romance. The exchange hints at disappointment and the gap between expectation and reality.
Local note reports a man begins a garden task and then continues to lay off further work. The brief item highlights ongoing labor activity without additional details or context.
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