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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1924
Page
2
A New York Times fashion writer notes schoolgirl wardrobes grow complex as children gain taste and individuality. Frocks mimic adult lines with one piece and tunic styles, kimono shapes, and tunic blouses. long sleeves and sailor-inspired pieces shift toward conservative, chic fall designs for girls ten to sixteen.
The USDA advises extra lunch after school to satisfy growing children’s hunger. Active youths may need up to 280 weekly calories beyond basic needs, distributed across five food groups with emphasis on fruits vegetables milk and cereals.
A historical notice instructs washing and rinsing milk bottles after use. It requires cold then warm rinses until clear, draining bottom up, and thorough cleaning of all utensils that contact the milk. Bottles must be scalded and stored properly, avoiding reuse with other dishes unless properly sanitized.
A fragmented note discusses reorganizing a kitchen and wash room area for better efficiency. It references making the kitchen the primary serving space, improving compactness, and separating muddy boots and work clothes from the kitchen if possible for men and children entering from outdoors.
Martynias grow wild in the southwestern United States and can be cultivated elsewhere. They are cured in brine for about three weeks, with a 40 percent brine recommended. Pods are picked when two inches long and curved with a sticky sap. The brine must be maintained and salt added as juices are drawn out. A simple salinometer helps gauge strength, and jars or kegs must be clean and water tight before brining.
The article discusses economical fruit prep and canning methods. It covers pickled apples jelly spice additions and grape jam with step by step instructions for syrup, juice, and pectin, emphasizing quick cooking to preserve color and flavor.
A reflective line urges waking with smiles and joyful labor as the sun’s light brightens the world and loving kindness illuminates the home. The author Steven Soh frames daily effort and warmth as a spiritual daily practice.
A historical recipe describes basic soufflé method melting butter and flour, adding milk and seasonings, folding in yolks then beaten whites, and baking in a ramekin or water bath. Variations include cheese souffle and chicken or lobster versions with broth and vegetables for flavor.
A garbled column offers a string of satirical proverbs and questions about crime, fashion, gender roles, and daily life. It playfully muses on topics from alarms and revolvers to Niagara and fashion in Iceland, ending with humorous social notes about Koreans and rail travel.
The piece notes fashion authorities call for looser men’s attire while focusing on how much money shoppers will spend. It also humorous condemns drivers who ignore grade crossing safety as unreliable, likening them to risky behavior with pills in the dark.
The proposal for more electric signals at grade crossings faces concern over motorists stopping to watch the equipment while trains approach, risking delays and additional hazards. Authorities weigh safety benefits against potential driver distraction and crowding near crossings.
A young woman fishing down East reportedly caught the world’s largest lobster and unleashed a scream believed to be the loudest ever captured in local records.
Russian archaeologists uncover several Stone Age human remains while noting a broader cultural misperception among present Soviet leaders who appear stone blind to these findings.
A German scientist asserts a method to create gold, suggesting potential shifts in opinion about products labeled Made in Germany and sparking debate on authenticity and implications for German industry.
An automobile company declares future cars will be gold throughout including the spare, but the vehicle remains complete only once the front wheels are greased with horse sense.
A proposal to standardize daily wedding broadcasts draws opposition from brides who want control over their own ceremonies. Critics say the plan would curb personal choice and wedding day spontaneity, fearing a cookie cutter approach to sacred moments.
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