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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1931
Page
3
James C. Garver remodeled a Madison building to manufacture cattle feed. At first production failed as grain fed into a concealed pipe instead of the hoppers. Garver found the grain escaping through a ventilator and blowing away as wind scattered it.
An old magazine advertises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for women and children. It claims the remedy suits delicate digestion, supports moving bowels freely, and is widely trusted by over a million women.
A prisoner and a visitor exchange terse lines revealing motive as poverty and money drive contact and shape the encounter inside the prison setting.
A young man staying at an Ontario California rooming house left in the night with two bed sheets a pair of double blankets a single blanket a spread and a pillow. The manager reported the theft the next morning.
A playful classroom exchange features a boy, Willie, and his teacher. The dialogue hints wool comes from sheep and trousers derive from it, while Willie notes his dad supplies the fabric.
An old advertisement urges quick treatment of bronchitis with B M Germicide to prevent pneumonia. It notes a red flush after first use and offers a large bottle for 1.25 postpaid plus a free booklet. The page also reprints aphorisms attributed to Marcus Aurelius and King James I.
Windows plays a defining role in home design with future architects likened to doctors prescribing window solutions. The piece recalls astrology’s firm hold from the fourteenth to sixteenth centuries when European rulers all had court astrologers.
Bronze plaque marks the spot where gold was first discovered in Silver Bow county Montana. Dedicated by the Butte Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The plaque on a six ton granite bowlder commemorates Barker and companions panning the first gold from Silver Bow Creek.
A humorous exchange follows a wife apologizing for dinner as the husband jokes about a fire at the nearby delicatessen, clarifying no disaster occurred.
Mosquito larvae hatch in water and molt to rest on shed skins before flying. A Pirn on concentration warns against idle spectators. Theaters use alabastine for acoustic fireproof screens. Anglo Irish literature refers to English language works by Irish authors, while Irish literature is in the Irish language. A bronze keyboard and silver pipes organ from Aquinum, dating to the third century B. C. was uncovered at a Roman site.
In 1864 a mining claim hub was established at a site located between Nissler and Silver Bow, marking a notable development in the region's mining activity.
A fragment of dialogue and verse shows playful wordplay on sew horse and sea horse. A torn jacket is mended yet harsh language wounds a child, delivering a quiet moral in a historical vibe. The piece echoes Longfellow style with light exchanges.
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