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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
4
The article discusses a valuable shawl garment known as un sout de Ht, folded to create a flattering silhouette. It describes a blush rose satin throw on cape like model with long chenille fringes and compares to a Spanish shawl with rich embroidery, noting the trend of wide fringes and knotted silk accents in tea and rest gowns.
A fashionable novelty item, the item is a three-quarter length hose featuring lace ruffled garters designed to resemble pantalettes. It highlights a playful, decorative style gaining attention among shoppers.
Fresh ideas for updating outfits with bright striped sashes and long silk fringe. Directors reveal capes with high collars and soft fabrics, gray georgette dresses dyed to match, and new spring shoes featuring round toes and varied heels.
Touches of lingerie appear on sails and dresses for spring with cottons and braids used as appliques. Lockets from camping sworn on black silk rib bands. Sergeres and afternoon frocks feature simplicity with color matches and long sleeves. Crepe de Chine georgette mousseline satin prove popular for afternoon dresses with black navy maroon gray shades. Patent leather belts contrast sheer fabrics while cockatoos appear in garden hats and bags. Colored ties in white buckskin oxford fords mark new resort style.
Cream two tablespoons of peanut butter with a little water. Stir in browned flour and a small piece of butter. Add boiling water until thick cream consistency. Cook three minutes.
Designers blend jaunty style with dignity for women of middle age this spring. Sashes, leather belts, and twisted metal girdles are being sworn by as novelties to emphasize youthfulness in coats and suits.
A short fragment notes a design feature described as a fringe of two tones of the same color. It suggests a subtle texture or edging detail, with no accompanying people or places. The readable passage focuses on color variation and textile or decorative framing.
Velvet care tips describe steaming from the wrong side to freshen the fabric. A teakettle with minimal water and cheesecloth or a paper cone directs steam to avoid staining. Another method uses damp cloths over a hot iron and quick passes over the velvet. Some velvets require paning before ironing.
A bread recipe lists ingredients including white flour one quart and toasted bran flakes two quarts along with raisins sugar and baking powder. Instructions cover mixing dry ingredients with shortening then adding milk or water and dredging raisins in flour before baking. Bake in a hot oven about an hour and a quarter.
New vegetables broaden the menu with recipes for Spring Cabbage with Tomato and Chicken and Spinach Soup. Also included are Casserole of Mutton and Italian Codfish with parsley and garlic notes. Notable quotes from Emerson and Shakespeare close the piece.
A home cook friendly guide lists Cream Cakes made with butter water flour eggs and cream filling followed by Sausage Potatoes baked with center cores filled by small sausages or bacon. Pineapple Delight and Apricot Sherbet offer fruit flavored desserts with marshmallows cream and lemon juice.
A prominent Nebraska breeder proposed to supply bulls to a dairy bull association and cut prices in half to promote quality. He owns a large herd averaging over 18 000 pounds of milk annually. The idea, echoed by other breeders, aims to build uniform bloodlines by concentrating bulls within a single breed and region.
An ad promoting Kilmer Swamp Root claims it cures kidney liver and bladder ailments and urges readers to mail ten cents for a sample bottle. The copy asserts high customer testimony and that the remedy neutralizes uric acid to ease rheumatism. It promises large and medium bottles at drug stores and notes modesty prevents fuller disclosure.
Mrs Elizabeth Smart of Lowell Massachusetts describes anemia from age sixteen and fainting fits. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash she reports restored strength enabling work and a natural birth of an eight pound boy. She recommends the remedy to others.
The first great step for a dairy man is to test individuals rather than the herd. He should own a scale and milk record sheet and use mind and pencil to study each cow’s seed requirements and characteristics.
To do the best work with the churn do not have too much cream in at a time A churn that is too full does not get all the butter out of the cream You lose badly No churn ought to be more than half full less would be better And then keep your hands off the butter Handle it with the ladle.
The text stresses keeping milk in hot weather by preventing bacteria through cleanliness of cows hay milker and milk cans. Pasteurization remains used to improve keeping qualities. milk will keep fairly well under proper handling.
Burt Moses comments in the Detroit Free Press on how childhood sorrows shape character, how nations justify war with large armies, and how social roles reveal underlying laziness and desire for wealth. The piece links personal behavior to broader conflicts and moral choices.
An article explains how one man can groom two cows in a minute using a stiff brush to remove dirt. A currycomb helps keep teeth worn down so they do not injure the cows’ ears.
In a Washington Star quip a man named Meekton reveals his wife searched his pockets last night. He claims to be indignant while she is, in fact, offended that she found nothing. The joke hinges on marital mischief and suspicion about private belongings.
A local expert voices doubt about leadership at Wandel racing to assert control or pursue new ventures. The discussion centers on who now guides the work and potential strategies or markets under consideration.
A Washington Star excerpt shows Uncle Bil Bottle top declaring support for prohibition, asserting there is no further use in arguing the point as the stance solidifies amid a heated debate.
A terse exchange unfolds as a man questions his partner about her feelings while she references a loving response. He retorts with a blunt curse as the conversation turns playfully tense.
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