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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1927
Page
4
The Leading Lady WNU Service delivers brief entertainment notes and star highlights compiled by The Bobba Merritt company for inclusion in community newspapers and feature sections. The service provides concise profiles, stage credits, and notable screen appearances for current leading ladies.
District Attorney Rawson Bassett and Sheriff Williams interrogate suspects in the Stokes case as tension rises at the seaside mansion. They weigh motives and premeditation while examining the revolver missing from the desk and who had access to the third floor. A sudden crash interrupts the room as investigations intensify.
Despondent over the forced hiding of her fiancé Jim Dallas, actress Sybil Saunders agrees to play Viola in a charity Twelfth Night in Gall Island Maine. Anne Tracy’s fiancé confronts Joe about spying on Sybil for a Parkinson family reward. Joe denies. Flora Stokes claims she saw Sybil shot, while Bassett informs the sheriff Abel Wildhams.
Chapter VI recounts Russet preparing to aid law officers in exposing a brutal murder. He aims for objective truth despite pressure and prejudice, pledging to reveal all facts about the case and the killer. Sybil Stokeses and others weigh in as the investigation unfolds.
In the house that evening Anne's silence hides a ruined face and deep grief as she recalls Joe and the boat. Her thoughts loop between fear and suspicion while she wonders about Bassett and the police. The scene ends with an ominous lead toward further revelations.
An observer glimpses a hummingbird nest hidden in dense brush with a soft cottony interior and mossy exterior. The Cuban ruby-throated hummingbird stands out among some 500 species, many tropical, with brilliant colors noted by Audubon as glittering fragments of the rainbow.
Members dubbed a tight knit group despite scattered locations across the United States and Canada including London and Odenburgh. Origin traced to delegates on a train to a 1909 Association of Retail Grocers national convention, with the club name linked to the grocery trade and a symbolic bullélist bond.
A swinging shelf proves convenient in tight spaces as an alternative to cupboards or tables, adaptable for kitchen or cellar storage where traditional furniture cannot fit.
North Carolina State College expert John A. Arey explains that exchanging a ton of prime cottonseed for meal and feeding it to dairy cattle yields butterfat profit and soil enrichment. The feed costs per protein unit compare favorably with soybean and wheat bran meals, while vast tonnage is shipped out of state, depriving local farms of its on-farm benefits.
A. D. Burke of Oklahoma A and M warns winter feeding errors hurt dairy output. Proper balanced feed and water, plus good housing and parasite control, boost milk and butter fat when prices are high. Common mistakes listed include underfeeding, poor protein, lack of water, inadequate legumes, and overfeeding.
Purdue dairy expert warns buyers to obtain cows only from clean herds as cattle culls flood Indiana markets. An Indiana study found most carload cows failed as profitable producers, with many diseased or subpar in dairy traits. Educational efforts and banker resistance reduced sales of questionable cattle.
Text describes cows stimulated to produce milk using Ubera feeding and notes a deficiency leading to mobilization of minerals from the animal's bones to sustain milk output. It claims higher milk capacity increases bone mineral mobilization.
Frank Good of Pueblo Colo a contractor suffered nervous indigestion loss of sleep and dizziness his strength waned and he felt nearly a wreck after taking Tanlac he reports restored appetite better health and renewed energy the remedy is described as nature’s tonic from roots barks and herbs and is said to banish pain and cleanse the system with continued use he advises readers to ask their druggist for Tanlac today.
John and George, sons of a Baptist minister, decided to baptize their family of cats after hearing a sermon. The kittens submitted, but the mother cat resisted and scratched until Johnny said, Just sprinkle her, George, and the other take her chances.
Doctor Neave of the Entomological Society in London warns insects destroy at least ten percent of crops for food and clothing. He notes removing checks on green fly would wipe out all vegetable growth worldwide in six months.
An article notes a batteryless flashlight with its own generator powered by a wound spring, delivering three minutes of continuous light per full wind. The piece also includes humorous lines from Our Humorous Youngsters and a quip about guarding one’s own interests.
Warnings about dangerous varicose veins lead to home treatment advice urging readers to ask their druggist for a two ounce bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil full strength. Apply night and morning to swollen veins until they shrink to normal size, with claims that it absorbs quickly.
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