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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1932
Page
3
A fragment discusses giving Castoria to children for upset bowels and fevers, claiming it helps with pains and regulates the system without strong drugs. It emphasizes Castoria’s trusted name and long use by mothers and doctors.
In a Danne Mora prison scene Hymie schemes to aid Joe Wetears amid whispers of a figure named Big Friday and Louie Bertolini. The pair plot and exchange money while tension rises as guards and an unseen audience loom over their plan to escape.
A historic estate in Silesia houses carved indented wood statues, 22 Apostles and saints among them, each hollow and serving as a beehive entrance. First statue placed in 1600, with a former lord of the manor depicted hand in arm with a soldier.
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The article notes C F S Parsons son of Rev Dawnon Parsons of St James Sheffield England played a bridegroom among various roles. It mentions the old Seadogs and hints at his diverse stage work with regional ties.
Scholars differ on how many descendants a single colonial ancestor sired by the tenth generation. New England genealogist Donald L. Jacobus argues for more than 20 000 descendants, while Bartlett estimates about 125 thousand in tenth generation.
The text discusses the origin and usage of the term the yellow peril, noting its appearance in American journalism since 1898 and describing how fear biased articles about non white peoples. It mentions racial ideologies, imagery, and the spread of xenophobic tropes in the period.
The origin of Jiu Jitsu is uncertain with claims it began from a Japanese physician trained in China. Some say it was used in China for centuries before being adapted by the Japanese. Most agree Jiu Jitsu originated in China and was greatly modified by Japan.
An article in London TitBit describes padded thieves and a footpad menace on the highways. It notes at least four cent elements calling the road the pad and mentions mounted highwaymen and foot-pads operating in the era.
The article notes few astronomers accept Life on Mars as proved. It cites Earth life needing temperate climates, water, and oxygen. It points out Mars has scarce oxygen and water and has unfavorable temperatures for habitability.
A National Geographic bulletin notes Britons minted mutilated sliver coins around 150 B C and traded them at face value. Henry I reportedly punished mutilators by hand severing. The text also quotes a Victorian era reflection on truth and action attributed to Uncle Henry.
Ants collect and store grain seeds and flower seeds underground for food. They keep the seeds from sprouting using a secret process, ensuring the stored seeds remain inedible for germination and suitable for later consumption.
A dog swept from a drifting boat offshore near Rigg endured a long swim to the shore. It was rescued and, though injured, is expected to recover. Local fishing crew and the public are urged to help locate its owner.
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