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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1926

Page

5

Would-Be Authors Face Apprenticeship For Real Publishing

The piece argues writers must serve an apprenticeship on a newspaper before magazine success. It cites Lorimer and Galsworthy on careful craft, rejection, and building experience, plus the need to think, study people, and develop a personal style before seeking publication.

Lorimer

Ancient Roman Temple at Nimes Restored as Museum

A fragmentary report notes the Roman temple at Nimes in southern France, a rectangular structure 85 by 45 feet, restored and now used as a museum. It was once attributed to Augustus but a later study suggested the Antonines era 188 to 180 AD.

Nimes France Cloger Thomas Jefferson Richmond

Passenger questions fate of ship in fog bound iceberg danger

A nervous traveler aboard the steamer on frat day asks the captain about possible outcomes if the vessel strikes an iceberg in thick fog. The captain responds that the icebergs would move right, a cryptic remark reflecting uncertainty about disaster response.

Fuchsia Grows as Adaptable Garden Beauty

The article praises fuchsia as a hardy versatile plant suitable for borders and flower beds. It highlights its graceful form and domestic appeal, noting its adaptability, free growth, and desirability as a houseplant.

Elks Elect Charles H Grakelow as Leader in Philadelphia

Charles H Grakelow of Philadelphia was elected grand exalted ruler of the Elks Vender in Chicago. He has served three terms as grand squire and one term on the committee on membership and is a past president of the Pennsylvania State Elks Association.

Charles—H.—Grakelow Philadelphia Elkant Committee On Pennsylvania State-Elks'association

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