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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1926
Page
3
Article honors stage crew and staff from stage hands to press agents, detailing their daily toil, long hours, and unseen influence on theater success. It highlights stage doors, dressers, ushers, managers, understudies, box office workers, and the press agent shaping public perception.
German innovator Bartel Hoellerlein claims success in crafting a violin from glass. The instrument reportedly produces a crystal-clear tone after proper warming to speak, with Hoellerlein planning a double bass next for the Provincial museum display.
A fragment mentions old warships from centuries past boasting ornate prow carvings. It notes a particularly handsome figurehead described as perhaps the finest of its kind, hinting at ongoing intrigue or display.
In a note from the Atchison Globe observers blame neglect of study for widespread trouble as some men presume they know finance before they master basic arithmetic.
In a brief exchange Maud questions a man who stares at Reggie, while Marie imagines him as a celebrated mind reader on vacation. The dialogue reflects light curiosity about a mysterious sighting in a Boston Transcript style.
Father Francis J. Hurney of St. Patrick's Washington vies for national chaplain of the American Legion at the Philadelphia convention in October. He served as chaplain on the USS Charleston during World War I, one of nine wartime crossings, a tenure framed by a tradition of alternating Catholic and Protestant chaplains with an Episcopalian current holder.
At Lakehurst New Jersey the government runs the nation’s sole parachute school. Chief Instructor A F Starr demonstrates to a pupil how to operate the release pins.
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