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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1927

Page

5

Examinations schedule and public notice in Paris Idaho

Examinations for all classes of certificates will be held in the Paris court room on August 11 12 and 18. The schedule lists subjects by grade with times and rooms. A probate notice announces proving the will of David Morris King and the hearing for letters testamentary. An agent wanted ad concludes the notice block.

Paris Ias Bear Lake David Morris King T. C. King Christian Tueller

Optical Doctor Chilton Visits Paris and Local Cities

Dr. A L Chilton Bye Spectallat will be in Paris on July 22 from 10:00 to 11:30 and 1:80 p.m. at the Brooks Home. He also appears July 22 from 8:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. in Montpelier and July 23 from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Christmasrevalry presenting Optical-Company products.

A. L. Chilton Bye Spectallat Pocatella Optical—Company Paris Brooks Montpelier

Unable to Find Grave of Button Gwinnett

Richard Swarthmore Pa notes in Pathfinder Magazine that Gwinnett’s burial place is unknown with no funeral details. Rev James Foley possibly officiated and a gravestone existed but vanished, rumored used as a grog shop top in Savannah. Efforts in 1848 sought Gwinnett remains for the Augusta signer monument.

Button Gwinnett Button Win.nett Charlé Philadelphia Gwinnett James Foley Colonial Cemetery Colonial Park Savannah Augusta Lyman Hall George Walton Richard P. Swarthmore Pathfinder Magazine

Scotland Yard Wants Men of Iron Nerve

From George Dilnot's Story of Scotland Yard comes the test for a detective chauffeur. A candidate endures a remote lane with an official beside him as shots, hay, and rapid orders demand instant action. Wireless contact with headquarters tests nerve under pressure.

Scotland Yard George _Dilnot

Visions of Civilization Through Nine Periods

The text outlines stages from savagery and barbarism to civilized eras. It notes fire, bow and arrow, pottery, domestication, iron smelting, writing, gunpowder, steam engine, and a modern period with a new material and spiritual civilization.

Real Sex Pride Founding a State on an Island

A satirical exchange describes a party landing on an island and founding a state. Women outnumber men and seize all offices, building a one room jail described as the men's quarters. The president states there will never be women in the jar.

Afi

Dasheen: a tuberous aroid with cautions on handling

The dasheen or taro is a tuberous aroid in the Araceae family. It should never be tasted raw and requires water handling with soda added to reduce irritation. Polbers are noted as excellent when baked.

Margaret Picks Her Pose at Five in Child Study

A five year old girl Margaret enjoys watching adults and imitating them. The scene shows her on the floor in front of her mother as she stretches on the rug and pretends to model future fashion and seating.

Margaret

Evening usage spans afternoon to night in some regions

The text notes that evening can cover the latter part of the day to the early night, with sunset to dark used loosely. It cites England and parts of the United States especially the South where evening may refer to the entire afternoon, and mentions Pathfinder Magazine as a cited source.

England United States Pathfinder Magazine

Claim College Record Holder and Family

A Nashua Indiana couple, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dolan, are believed to hold a college attendance record. Their four children, one daughter and three sons, are all enrolled in college. Mr. Dolan works as a street car conductor.

College Recorder Thomas Dolan Nashua Daisa la

First Courser Around Cuba Proves Island Status

Sebastian de Campo, a Spanish navigator, completed the first voyage to sail entirely around Cuba in 1508 and established it as an island, countering Columbus's belief that Cuba was part of a larger landmass.

Sebastian de Campo Cuba Columbus Asta

Hermit Philosopher Faces Barred Trade Claim

Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown calls a hermit a fraud posing as a philosopher. He argues the figure could not remain a hermit if he produced items to sell, citing a Washington Star remark.

Hi Ho Chinatown Washington Star

Glutton for Punishment in Chicago Comic Quip

A Chicago note remarks that one man is knocked down every ten minutes in the city. The quip adds that one would think it would wear him out, via a witty Outlook remark.

Chicago

Instruments Necessary for Mountain Height Estimation

The United States Geological Survey states that even experienced surveyors cannot estimate a mountain’s height from its base without instruments. The note underscores the need for precise measurement tools in topographic assessment.

United States Geological Survey

All Sides Urge Care on Rail Line Walkers

A Louisville Times remark cautions pedestrians to weigh intentions of both engineer and locomotive before stepping onto railroad tracks. The proverb-like line warns that even good aims can collide with rail safety.

Louisville Times

Credibility of Ignorance Quote From Biade

A brief quotation attributed to ledo Biade questions the credibility of scientists and urges belief due to our limited knowledge. The remark suggests reliance on experts while acknowledging uncertainty in scientific claims.

Toledo

Trees and Lightning No fact supports trees attracting lightning

The claim that a locust tree or any tree attracts lightning is unsupported. Lightning attraction depends on the lightning zone and the tree’s elevation rather than the tree type.

Guiding the Car t is a Practical Necessity for Wheel Control

A fragment notes that steering a vehicle requires two hands on the wheel and that hands should be paired as mates. The quotation from Butté Miner emphasizes firm grip and steady guidance as essential to safe driving.

Butté

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