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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1939
Page
2
Editor urged development of local egg and poultry production to boost prosperity in Bear Lake Valley. He argued lack of interest and jealousy hinder progress, calling out the “green eyed monster” and the “knocker” as enemies of growth. He urged cooperation among residents to establish a regional industry.
Notice declares Paris Idaho city election on Tuesday April 25 1939 to elect one mayor one clerk ex-officio police judge and two council members from each of four wards. Polls 9 am to 7 pm at city courthouse. Registration rules and hours outlined for electors residents of Paris City three months prior. By order of mayor and city council.
A Forest Service survey east of Cache Valley reports winter deer losses about 15 percent of the herd, totaling over 1200 deaths. Malnutrition and parasitic disease drove mortality, with 8080 deer counted alive in spring surveys and private and state winter feeds sustaining some, urging intensive management and potential feeding programs.
Blackwood's magazine praised some early lyrics as driv el and the shock of Hallam's death spurred Tennyson to stop writing for nearly a decade, a reaction noted by Carlyle's characterization of those verses as lollipops.
Carved stone work is the principal form of decoration used in Hindu temples.
Jane Rogers offers a school meals dessert using canned unsweetened Hawaiian pineapple juice and milk with eggs to create a chilled egg nog served with sugar cookies. The recipe yields four ounce servings and suggests topping with nutmeg or cinnamon. It also includes a bacon liver pineapple skewer course as a golden brown broiled garnish.
The Bear Lake Aggies feature Grant Richards of Paris now in Logan as club president and agronomy major with cattle aims. Ruth Pugmire, English major and copy desk worker on Student Life, and Bernice Brown, journalist and dramatist, are highlighted as key freshmen leaders. A Bear Lake male quartet by Rex Cook and others performs as plans for a May canyon party unfold.
Historical note records Queen Elizabeth I favoring marjoram in perfumes and herbs. It notes marjoram as an herb of the mint family imported from France Germany and Hungary used in royal scents.
Manila fiber is obtained from the abaca plant and grows only in the Philippine islands. The name comes from the city of Manila from which most of it is exported.
Excavators on the University of Utah campus uncovered fossil bones and two skulls from cloven hoofed animals likely camels, dating back fifteen to twenty five thousand years. Dr. Hyrum Schneider confirms a natural burial and Lake Bonneville era context.
Dr Schneider notes camels lived in this country fifteen to twenty five thousand years ago during a colder period. The fragment mentions a small rodent like modern teeth and suggests other bones belong to a Pleistocene horse, indicating diverse fauna in the era.
The oldest door knocker in existence is believed to be the sanctuary knocker on the north door of Durham Cathedral. The design suggests Scandinavian origin, with study notes indicating it as a notable artifact in medieval metalwork.
British museum finds reveal marbles dating over 2000 years ago were played with by Egyptian and Roman children. Scientists think the stones were knuckled by Stone Age lads, and the term marbles derives from marble chips used in England. The game was popular across classes in Britain.
The famed Italian town of San Gimignano relies on a great well drilled in 1273 for its water, remaining undiminished for over six centuries. The ancient source, central to local life, illustrates medieval engineering enduring into modern times.
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