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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1930
Page
3
A bizarre pair of statements alleges that Queen Victoria of Swedar was killed by her brother on an island and that French rules bar girls under five feet from becoming telephone operators. The text then cites the International Council of Nurses at 182000 members and claims about women divers in Japan and American footwear consumption.
A collection of quirky lines touches on memory borrowings, trains of thought, a dog interpreting speech by its tail, a roaming musician outpacing a composer, a woman swayed by suspicion more than instruction, and a claim that Dante stands as a lone ionized hero among biblical figures.
A Frenchman penned 28 000 words on one postcard. The British Museum houses more than forty six miles of shelving for two million books. The only North American diamond mines are in Pike County Arkansas. Everest expedition members report birds and fish at high elevations once deemed impossible.
The article argues seasickness is not a reliable sign of airsickness and notes a key demonstration point is the airplane’s low landing speed. It mentions a British army stunt of lifting messages on a string between rifle butts held by ground troops.
Outbreaks of ropy milk in spring traced to bacterial contamination from surface water and seeds. Experts say proper cow cleaning and sterilization of utensils, with steaming for five minutes at 200 degrees Fahrenheit, prevent contamination and ensure milk safety.
The cow testing associations show dairy cows pay for feed and labor, with some herds producing over 9,000 pounds per cow yearly and many cows earning $150 to $350 above feed costs. By selecting top cows, farmers can boost profits and sell high performing stock at good prices.
Dairy farmers should use legume hay and a proper grain mix for winter rations. Legume hays support bulls, while Holsteins and Ayrshires produce milk with lower fat, needing about one pound of grain per four to five pounds of milk. Alfalfa hay offers high yield and value, and cows typically eat around two tons of hay yearly without silage.
In Perlbonka a French Canadian village, Paul Kirke, descendant of Molly Brant's kin, inherits Indian traits and marries Claire Durand. He moves near Peribonka to work with Heils, while his wife travels in Europe and dislikes the woods. Paul's growing interest in Caria, the village teacher, unsettles their marriage as he seeks a new life.
Paul wrestles with loneliness in the Mistassini as Carla, now more distant, resists marriage while remaining central to his life. He confronts deep feelings, revisits Peribonka graves, and faces a future where duty, memory, and love pull in opposite directions.
In Yorubaland Nigeria women wield power through a head woman or tialodi with her council of titled women who issue native administration orders. Potters are all women with a guild and burial prerogative. Religion centers on ancestor and nature worship with a supreme Creator and subordinate gods for thunder lightning and iron and agriculture.
The United States Naval Academy at Annapolis Maryland opened on October 10 1845. It was founded by Secretary of the Navy George Bancroft and authorized appointments to about 8000 cadets.
Scientists under Doctor KIJMNIp of the Smithsonian collected nearly 30 000 Amazonian and Peruvian jungle plants returning to Washington from the headwaters of the Amazon and the mountains of Peru. The diverse samples include Ayahuasco vine Caapi used by Indian healers for visions and harbasco a milky poison that paralyses fish in rivers aiding fishing.
Mrs. M Grege of Denver endorses Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as the best general tonic for debility. The remedy is described as a blood and stomach tonic and nervine, offered in fluid or tablet form with trial tablets available for ten cents. Dr. Pierce's Clinic, Buffalo, N Y, offers free advice.
A witty Capper's Weekly quip ponders what to do with an old car when buying a new one. The joke frames sending a son to college as the easy solution, reflecting lighthearted advice humor.
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