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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1938
Page
2
Soft pedal Jud Tunkins notes a man who knows little may misstate facts. An old adage about pint and pound is questioned as some liquids prove heavier. Sugar cane juice purification uses whitewash to remove impurities. Historic Jamaica mahogany logs reach 86 feet in girth. New Haven and Hartford served as Connecticut's joint capitals from 1701 to 1874.
The lint-doctor is a sharp-edged ruler on the delivery side of the calico printing cylinder used to detain lint or fibers that may come from the cotton cloth.
Excavation reports reveal a Mesoa Bulumia site shows Stone Age inhabitants organized around urban density with structured activity patterns, suggesting early humans built enduring settlements rather than solitary camps. Discovery highlights include refined tool use and centralized living areas near water sources.
Aconcagua, an extinct volcano in the southern Andes, is described as the highest mountain in the Western Hemisphere. The article notes its towering summit in the Andes range and its status among global peaks.
Movie radio notes Virginia Valk and Yvonne Sid, plus stars Irene Dunne, Jean Arthur, Gene Autry, and Dolores Del Rio, discuss projects, personal lives, and recent trips. The piece mentions re modeling a New Jersey house, TV and radio broadcasting glitches, and upcoming screenings like Jezebel and Scaramouche with travel and fashion tidbits.
A courtroom exchange features a judge chiding a defendant who admits stealing a fur coat and a diamond bracelet. The defendant cites Sunday school teaching about happiness as the judge probes motive amid a quirky dialogue.
A farm journal cartoon mocks a buyer accusing ivory carvings of being cheap imitations. The dealer responds with a quip about the elephant possibly having false teeth.
An advertisement extolls Pepsodent toothpaste featuring Irium and Islam to enhance whitening by removing surface stains. It emphasizes safety and claims the paste contains no bleach grit or pumice and invites readers to try the product.
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