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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1920

Page

2

The Moonstone Plot Deepens in a Detective Tale

In a Metropolitan Detective agency scene, Dravada and Jed clash over a noir manuscript linked to a concealed crime. Morgan probes motives and papers while Jed passes a wary interview, hinting at deeper schemes and a pending reckoning around Sidney and his circle.

Sidney Dravada Morgan Ben Jed Dravaltin Montevideo Dravadna Mr. Sidney Mr. Morgan Metropolitan Detective Agency

Mystery Case at Hartley House Entangles Publicity

In a tense confrontation, Morgan pushes a sensational case for publicity and a South American pursuit. The detective grapples with coercion while Jed, Isobel, and Mrs. Sidney endure shifting loyalties as the Hartley house hides a dangerous pattern likely to explode.

Morgan McGuire Morgan Agency South America Cravada Lkely Hartley House Dravada Jed John Sidney Isghet Isobel George Mr. Sidney Mrs —Sidneye Brownell Dr. Brownell

Imagination and income praised in poet millionaire ideal

A Florida editor muses that a richer imagination among millionaires could improve the world. The Springfield Republican quotes longing for poets to have the incomes of the wealthy to imagine a better society.

Florida Springfield Republican

Burke on National Defense and Education Quote

A brief note cites Edmund Burke stating that education is the cheap defense of nations. The remark reflects a historical view on the link between schooling and national security attributed to the English statesman.

Burke Edmund Burke

Flawed Wisdom On Persuasion And Matrimony

A readable fragment reflects on bluffing and flattery as social tools. It notes that excess praise can mislead strong individuals and that gossip dulls after early marriage. The passage hints at human vanity and fear in relationships, with biting observations on courage and perception.

Tree Saw AH Presidents Nominated for Hall of Fame

The Washington Evening Star nominates the Tree Saw AH Presidents in Washington near Pennsylvania Avenue and Fourteenth streets for the American Forestry Association hall of fame. The old tree shaded leaders at the Villard hotel corner and served as a meeting place for famous men across a century.

Ehe Morse Jim Pennsylvania Avenue Fourteenth Streets Washington American Forestry Association Washington Evening Star Villard Hotel

To Raina House Plants From Slips

To grow a house plant from a slip take a half ripe branch and cut a slip three inches long. After removing all leaves except the upper two plant it in wet sand exposing only half of the slip. Keep the sand moist and transplant into a pot with soil once roots form. Some plants root in water like oleander and ivy.

Paradoxical Result and Witty Observations

A collection of quips on marriage, clever children, mood, and social folly. Witty lines critique bachelor life, romantic discretion, and the value of a two dollar bill in marriage context. The tone satirical and lightly instructional with concise proverbs.

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