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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1938

Page

2

Wolves Attack Farm Calf in Pennsylvania Tale of 1926 Incident

Oskar Baradinsky recounts a 1926 overnight on a Lincoln Highway farm near Coatesville where wolves attacked livestock and a wagon party as the family and a neighbor fought back. The uncle fired twice, drove the wolves away, and later “shot one marauder” weighing 145 pounds. Copyright WIN Service.

Ello Oskar Baradinsky Yonkers N. Y Adventurers’ Club Pennsylvania Philadelphia Oskar Boston Louisville Lincoln Highway Coatesville Frank Buck Africa WIN Service

Origin of Coney Island Name and Norwegian Church Style

The article discusses competing theories for the name Coney Island including a cone shaped dune, a salter named Colmant, a Dutch term Konimeiland meaning Rabbit island, and a possibly evolving form Coney. It also notes uncertainty about Norwegian stave church origins and suggests Viking ship influence on construction details.

Coney Island Colman Henry Hudson Konimeiland Rabbit Island Coney

Weekly News Review British Policy of Expediency

An analysis of Britain's role as global mediator in 1938 stress and the shift toward appeasement with Germany Italy and Russia. It notes Chamberlain's faltering guarantees, Italy's Ethiopian victory, and the looming Balkan and Soviet alignments influencing U S British and French policy.

Weekly News Review Great Britain Germany Adolf Hitler Benito Mussolini Ofritain Ie Chamberlain Munich Hitler Balkans Rumania Jugoslavia Greece Key London Romania Carol Magda Linescu Michael Balkan States Turkey Bulgaria Lord Perth Rome Italy Ethiopia Russia U. S Foreign Office Chamberlain France Britain Djibouti- Addis Ababa Djibouti French Somaliland Suez Canal Tunisia Investia U S Josef Stalin Stalin Moscow Berlin Canada Cordell Hull Joseph P. Kennedy North South America Roosevelt Western Hemisphere Hugh R. Wilson Lima Peru Washington

Ask Me Another quiz prompts and questions

A mixed set of trivia prompts covers phrases meanings myths about consanguineous marriage the international distress call S O S punctuation the Pearl of the Antilles country origin the word volume the Houyhnhnms from fiction serials longest ever published and Roosevelt language remarks.

The Married Life of Helen and Warren summary noted

A fragmented excerpt lists topics and quotes about marriage, language, and culture. It references Mabel Herbert Urner's The Married Life of Helen and Warren as a long running work and mentions remarks from the Al American festival in New York about English as the unifying language for Americans.

Cuba West Indian Islands Egypt Swittis Gulliver Helen Warren Mabel Herbert Urner New York

The Jukes Family as Heredity Study Subjects

The excerpt describes the Jukes as a celebrated family of imbeciles and criminals used as a fictitious case in heredity studies. It reflects 19th century biases about inherited traits and social status, illustrating how researchers framed family histories to discuss genetics and social merit.

Jukes

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