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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1931

Page

7

Missionary push converts Americans to Buddhism in Boston area

Japanese monk Yekun Furukawa heads a five year drive to spread Buddhism across the United States. In San Francisco Margaret Ledson becomes the first white Buddhist nun, renames Ga-Kan, and plans to sail to Japan with her son as she joins the temple tale of emigration.

Boston Yekun Furukawa Rinzai Sect of Japan America Yukun San Francisco Margaret Ledson Nyagen Senzaki Margaret Budda Robert

Glutton and the Trapper

Glutton the Wolverine outsmarted a Far North trapper by pulling and avoiding traps while the hunter renewed his efforts. Glutton ignored meat bait and hunted every trap, then ruined remaining baits. The trapper, furious, searched for Glutton with a gun as Glutton slipped away toward safety.

Honker Goose Glutton Wolverine Peter Buster Bear Buster

Big Base Stealer Ben Chapman Leads Steals

A fragment notes Ben Chapman of the New York Yankees as a prolific base stealer. It mentions his long-standing record and a joking line about lovers quarrels. The text then shifts to a separate tale about a trapper and a glutton, with limited readable context.

Ben Chapman New York Yankees

Pact With Spirit on West Africa Child Bonded by Taboo

A West African coast practice sees newborns bound by their parents to an unseen spirit. The child agrees by proxy to keep taboos such as not eating on water or abstaining from certain meats, while the spirit promises to protect and care for the child.

Africa

Dishes from 1931: Squaw Dish Codfish a la Mode and More

A 1931 Western Newspaper Union item lists old fashioned dishes under the Squaw Dish name and variations. Recipes cover Squaw Dish with vegetables and salt pork, Codfish a la Mode with mashed potatoes and eggs, Eggs In Peppers baked eggs on toast, a cold luncheon with orange juice and eggs, and Tongue and Spinach Salad with cooked tongue celery and mayonnaise dressing.

Western Newspaper Union

Dixie Tie About Liked by Majority of Women

In Leyden 1740 a local item notes a controversial topic called the Dixie Tie About, claimed to be favored by a majority of women in civic discourse.

Dixie City of Leyden

Intermountain News Builds Dredge Plan New Reservoir

A compilation from Utah Idaho towns notes major projects and developments. Dredge work near Warren Idaho boosts the area while Caldwell Idaho eyes highway improvements and water conservation.

Crops in Southeastern Idaho Favorable With Adequate Water

The United States department of agriculture bureau at Boise reports southeastern Idaho crops thriving where water is available. Strong yields noted across the region, reflecting favorable growing conditions and sufficient irrigation.

Idaio Falls Ida Idaho United States Department of Agriculture Bureau Boise

Dream Fulfilled In Belmont Fatal Child Tragedy

W D Kennedy dreamed his child was killed and wrote to his wife. She replied with a postal note saying all children were safe. Four year old Charlie Kennedy was struck and killed by a truck while crossing the street to mail the reply.

Belmont N. C W. D. Kennedy

Quartet Singing On Wharf Quits Harmony After One Falls In Bay

A quartet on the waterfront sang Sweet Adeline on a moonlit night when the tenor slipped from the dock into the bay. The leader failed to notice the fall until the bass declared Jack is off quay.

Adeline Jack

Ibsen Quote Sparks Debate on Deep Thinking

A literary scene centers on a character insisting only thinking is feasible while another urges the play requires deep reflection. The exchange highlights themes of intellect and restraint within modern drama.

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