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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1927
Page
1
The article discusses using wall board for dining room walls to create paneled effects with wood moldings. It notes finishes, color variation, and the option to enamel moldings to match trim, plus choosing well finished unfinished furniture to avoid early wear.
In the Duchesne Courier readers see an extended discussion on the Colorado River compact. L. A. Hollenbeck surveys Arizona California and Utah positions, notes political maneuvers, and questions the power balance and irrigation costs in the six-state plan.
A biweekly Air Station News item from Pensacola reports French poet Mouthard unknowingly aided early aerial conquest. He built a glider from bird study and attempted a downhill launch across a ditch filled approach, but failed to land and nearly crashed, describing a heeled, skimming flight where he could not stop.
Archaeologists reported seven miles north of Jerusalem a natural cave enlarged into a vast underground chamber. Remains and large seventh century B C wine jars were discovered beneath debris from an ancient grotto linked to Ephraim’s feared drinkers.
A Croxley Green reader questions why learned judges object to the abbreviation Gent in regal papers. He cites 1564 inscriptions showing ye body of ye worthy gent, noting the term may imply status not social rank and should be treated as vulgar rather than acceptable.
Ancient practice of casting coco shells into Kilauea Crater linked to local beliefs about goddess Pete. Observers note lava flows challenge old protection, with ritual offerings like a pig placed at village bounds. Mauna Loa, the world’s largest volcano, dominates the landscape.
A fragment reflecting on children at play and their natural poetry as opposed to adult prose. The speaker notes kids “playing their own fancies” by a window in a suburban retreat, contrasting youth’s cadence with grave adult speculation.
The fragment cites belated exam papers with garbled phrases about posters on Mackguards and a tot of Uerle. It references an optimist, an aqueduct, and a cryptic line about crime that reads commntité, with remarks on learning by ear and prompt SUNG.
Fragmentary quotation extols smiling as a mark of character and worth, noting looks matter less than inner value. The piece hints at moral praise for cheerfulness and personal virtue across eras.
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