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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1924

Page

3

Fielding High School Opens September 15 With Strong Faculty

Registration at Fielding High School begins September 15 and a banner school year is anticipated. The faculty includes Morris D. Low in Science and Mathematics Daniel C. Rich in History and Social Science Clara Partrige in English and Home Economics.

Fielding, High School Morris D. Low Science and Daniel C. Rich Clara Partrige

Commissioners Proceeding August 11 1924

County board meets to approve July minutes and pension for Louisa McCammon. Election canvass lists Democratic votes and precinct officers across Bear Lake County with detailed rosters.

Louisa Ovid Hannah M. Peterson Siver Nielsen Nellig Olsen Board of County Commissioners Bear Lake County

County Republicans Reorganize Central Committee

Republican county precinct committeemen met at the courthouse last Saturday at noon and reconstituted the county central committee. Atty. Geraint Humphreys of Montpelier was chosen chairman and Judge W. Smith of Paris secretary.

Republican County Court House County Central Committee Atty. Geraint Humphreys Mo Lentpelier W. Smith Se Paris

Prolific Rubens Works Noted by Great Painter Bryan

Bryan in his Dictionary of Painters and Engravers notes Rubens produced a prodigious amount of pictorial work. The record lists at least 2 258 paintings plus 484 drawings. Rubens commonly employed many student assistants and the exact number of extant paintings is unknown.

Bryan Rubens

Baraca and Philothea Young Bible Class Movements

Baraca is a world wide group of young men’s Bible classes from the Hebrew blessing term berakah. First organized in the 1890s it now numbers several thousand in 80 or 40 denominations. A parallel organization for young women’s Bible classes is called Philothea.

Philothea

Argus and the Watcher of Io in Myth

In myth Argus possessed a hundred eyes many of which never sleep. Hera set him to guard Io after Zeus transformed her into a cow. Hermes killed Argus to free Io, via stoning or by charms that put his eyes to sleep before the beheading. Hera later placed Argus eyes in the peacock’s tail.

Glenn Cowan Alma McIlrath Carl Turley Ruby Bolton John Stuart Mill Argus Hera Zeus Hermes

Deepest Hole Not In Brazil Found Near Fairmont

The deepest hole on earth is located in Marion County West Virginia near Fairmont with a depth of about 7 670 feet and a starting altitude near 1 000 feet The second deepest hole is on Harrison Bay West Virginia noted as south tesy ced Both holes were drilled for natural gas.

Geres Brazil Marion County West

Heart beats photographed by new cardiograph instrument

The cardiograph is being adopted by many heart specialists in large hospitals. It can photograph every beat and tremor of the heart, working on the principle that each heart movement generates an electrical current.

All Fear Duppy and the Jamaican Legend of Calamity

The text describes Duppy as a legendary Jamaican horror figure seen as a red woman a lame man or a white sheeted night specter. It notes that encountering the Duppy portends widespread calamity for the Black Jamaican community.

Duppy Jamaica

Name Tivoli in theaters linked to Italian Tivoli origin

The article explains the name Tivoli used for theaters derives from Tivoli, the Italian town near Rome. It notes the ancient city’s pronunciation Tee vo lee, while in the United States the town name is spoken Tiv o l.

Italy Tivoli Rome United New York

Polishing Brass A And A Solution Notes

A solution of xatic acid rubbed on tarnished brass removes tarnish. Wash off with water and rub with soft leather. A mix of muriatic acid and alum in water gives a golden color to brass articles after a brief dip.

Keep Knives Sharp with Wall Leather Strips

Keep knives sharp by storing them separately. A two inch wide leather strip nailed to the wall at two inch intervals creates individual slots for each knife, saving time when selecting the right blade and reducing sharpening frequency.

Huge Demand for Ivory Drives Elephant Poaching Estimates

It is estimated that to meet global ivory needs the tusks of about 40 000 elephants are required annually. Additional ivory is said to be obtained from hippos, walruses, narwhals, sperm whales and wild boars.

Untitled Fragment Narrows on Taxi Car Stop

A taxi halts in the street prompting a back seat inquiry from a man about a young lady. Wells, the chauffeur, is questioned by a salesman about the situation and the passenger.

Wells

The Bride and Iceman Song For Coldest Piece

The Shepherd Packard Six orchestra played for seo at Kemmerer Oakley and Glencoe Wyoming as Ahal a Sale The Bride to iceman offered a “litttes-exten” but he wants the coldest piece available.

Iceman Shepherd Packard Seo Kemmerer, Oakley Glencoe Wyoming

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