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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1923
Page
7
Report notes patients in hospitals with radios show reduced need for narcotics as concert programs soothe nerves. Doctors say convalescents often become addicted to drugs, so radio therapy is seen as a significant aid. The piece ends with a light fishing gag from The Bright Side.
Missouri College of Agriculture dairy specialists stress balance in rations for profitable milk and butterfat. Expert B Art Harmon explains water, protein, carbohydrates, and minerals must meet cow needs, with legume hay and cottonseed meal boosting protein to sustain 20 pounds of milk from a 1000-pound cow.
Dairy farmers on hot days benefit from storing ice and many plan to build icehouses. Professor B R Gross outlines a plan for construction including foundation, wall layers, roof, and proper ice packing to maintain milk cooling.
Farmers plan to fatten pigs through summer and early fall to gain 100 pounds by January and target 200 pounds or more for March sales. The strategy aims to secure income when farm receipts are low and hog prices are typically favorable.
Three hog essentials are good judgment fertile soil and labor. Omit any one of these and the venture will stand up like a three legged stool with a leg missing.
A guidance note urges eliminating calls that reveal signs of illness and disease. It promotes preventing, filtering, and removing medical indicators from communications to reduce spread and confusion.
The text notes no extra cost to feed mongrels versus pure breds and observes mongrels lack uniform egg size and color, offering no premium for hatching like pure bred eggs. It highlights that mongrel eggs do not command premium value due to inconsistency.
Mash for young ducks should exclude grain until maturity with a critical emphasis on a good grit as a core part of the ration. The guidance stresses starting with mash and avoiding grain to promote healthy development.
A Washington Star fashion writer extols a black satin flapper frock with plaited sleeves, a long blouse line and side satin panel, white lace border, and a wide unplaited satin sash. It pairs with the Valentino hat, a stiff black felt chapeau with grosgrain trim and dangling streamers.
The article outlines seasonal cooking ideas highlighting green corn as a centerpiece. It includes methods for corn on the cob simmered in milk and a corn stuffed tomato recipe, plus a Salmagundi of vegetables featuring corn okra peppers onions and tomatoes. Dessert ideas include Cream Prune Pie and Pineapple Compote with bananas and nutmeg.
Deline Ator advises sun room furnishing to avoid seasonally harsh color schemes. Choose gray cream pale green or natural wicker with warm or cool accents through cushions and accessories. Use wicker stands and bird cages or bowls to keep blooms and pets visually appealing.
Readers are invited to explore international ornaments that come from many foreign countries. With careful shopping and judgment one may acquire artistic items from diverse lands and take small journeys through distant cultures.
A concise thought notes that price does not determine quality with both high cost and low cost items failing to guarantee value. It suggests discernment in judging worth beyond price alone.
Tips for Nut Cream Prune Pie Mashed Potatoes With Peanut Butter Planked Fish and Cabbage Salad. Recipes include stewed prunes with custard, mashed potatoes blended with peanut butter and butter, fish on a heated plank finished under a broiler, cucumber and tomato garnish, and a cabbage celery banana salad in a cabbage bowl.
A fashion note highlights red hats paired with red shoes as a popular combination. Descriptions mention chiffon and georgette fabrics with soft crowns and trimmed detailing.
Proper shoe and stocking care featured, advising cleaning, drying, and stretching. use trees to preserve shape. renew laces. suede needs extra care. match stockings to shoes and keep a small, quality stock rather than a large, cheap collection. silk stockings require frequent washing and prompt care.
Wicker furniture worn or soiled can be refreshed by cleaning with hot soap and water, gluing loose pieces, trimming ragged edges, and staining with hat dye varnish. Apply two coats for best color and let the first dry before the second.
The present trend favors white satin evening gowns decorated with crystals or rhinestones as the most popular formal attire. This classic combination is favored for its elegant shimmer and timeless appeal in current fashion circles.
Mrs Ida M CorrMan of Sidell Illinois describes seven years of illness with severe left side pain. After refusing surgery her husband provided Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. she credits fourteen bottles with renewed health and plans to teach her daughters about the remedy. She offers to share her name for aid to others.
A man aboard a skyscraper elevator asks why a judge gave three years and ten days. A passenger explains the extra ten days were for the war tax, highlighting a wartime levy in a concise street exchange.
Jodkins, a longtime dissatisfied staffer, upset coworkers by claiming he would threaten to quit. Asked how the boss reacted, Jodkins said the boss did not see it as a threat and thought the firm would benefit from the move.
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