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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1927

Page

8

Penury Follows Trust in a Web of Old Friends

Peter Milman, last of an old American family, is ruined by misfortune after a friend’s suicide. He hires Achille Lutry to replace a longtime servant and recollects three former high achievers, Prof. Fleming Bradney Floyd Malet Nee land Warnes, who visit his home. Each recounts how a single man, Paul Raxon, wrecked their careers.

Peter Milman Brewer Bia Milman Achille Lutry Steed Lutry Fleming Bradney Floyd Malet Neeland Warnes Paul Raxon Bradney M Raxon Raxon Mr. Malet Marble Group Neel Barnes Roxon New York

Past misdeeds surface in chain of revelations

In Chapter IV Neel and Barnes reflect on past scandals as Milman probes Barnes about Saratoga doping rumors. Barnes defends his honesty while recalling a ruined racing career, a mysterious trainer, and a near fatal incident involving an Aunt Sarah and a seaside fall, all shadowed by a forgotten encounter.

Neel Barnes Floyd Malet Neeland Barnes Milman Peter Milman Saratoga M Omadman Picard Miny Bridney Voobadn Aly Rane Sarah Mr. Barnes

Milman Convenes Four Victims Over Paul Raxon Years Later

In Milman's haunted revel, four figures recount how Paul Raxon ruined careers and lives. Bradney, the sculptor Neel, Barnes, and Malet confront the past, with Milman revealing motives and a fragile plan to expose the shattered circle.

Seasonal Good Things and Edible Innovations

A household culinary column lists lemon tapioca pudding with meringue, graham bread, creamed mushrooms, mushroom dishes, Mexican rabbit, simple desserts for children, lemon jelly with bananas, orange parfait and soufflé. It notes preparation tips and cautions about overcooking while offering practical kitchen ideas.

Graham Waters

Red Riding Hood figure altered tale linked to monk and knight

A Kansas City Times legend reinterprets Red Riding Hood as a real girl. It recounts Abraham of Chiuna a seventh century knight who walled himself in a monk’s cell after choosing not to marry. Maury wore the hood daily and carried dairy to her uncle, passing it through a cell window. A monk named Wolf visited them and inquiries about conditions under the napkin in her basket. The knight left seclusion to search for her in disguise as a cavalier and brought her back after long effort, walling her beside him where she spent 15 years and pilgrims were said to have witnessed miracles.

Abraham of Chiuna Mary Maury Wolf Pilgrima Kansas City

Bass Viol Cart Delivers Berlin Orchestral Instrument

Berlin music house uses a full size double bass mounted on a tricycle as a delivery cart for transporting orchestral instruments through the city streets.

Berlin

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