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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1917
Page
5
A long list of names and places appears alongside wartime humor and travel anecdotes. A cartoonish exchange about Germany's ambitions contrasts with a tale of Albanian mountain life and a brief jab at language lessons after the war.
A report from a remote expedition claims sighting of half human creatures near the Shetland Islands. Researchers describe the beings as tall, humanoid figures with unusual features and curious behavior. Authorities have not confirmed the discovery.
A schoolboy describes hens with odd grammar noting they have no nose or teeth or ears. He says they swallow their food whole and chew with their “tops,” and that the outside of hens is put into pillows or made into feather dusters.
A fragmented dialogue scene shows a parent scolding Johnny about a second helping, while Johnny questions feeding neutrals in a clipped, liminal exchange. The snippet hints at kitchen table conflict or classroom debate dynamics.
A brief dialogue contrasts Washington life as exciting and as exceedingly dry. Two speakers express differing views on the pace and thrill of the capital.
A prison quartet hears a forger sing a thorough base as he explains how forged notes were created. The remarks suggest his method influenced the scheme and reflect on his guilt.
In a brief table dialogue, Lamb dismisses mouflage as he says he never eats foreign cheeses. The exchange hints at light literary volley and playful wordplay without further context.
George B. Price of Paris Idaho filed intent to make final three year proof to establish a homestead claim on section 23 and 28 township 10 south range 45 east after 1912 entry. The hearing and proof take place before United States Commissioner Smith Hoge in Paris Idaho with witnesses Walter P. Rich Heber J. Price Standley H. Rich Fredrick L. Ringel.
Fragmentary text shows a hold up with names and phrases about keeping the rest of the gang away and a paid price. It hints at a confrontation or crime scene dialogue with references to individuals and a payoff. The garbled OCR lacks clear dates or places.
A cautious man says Rome wasn’t built in a day while a lago scraper firm manager argues delays could have been avoided if the contract had been awarded. The exchange hints at project delays and missed opportunities in a construction setting.
A narrator describes renting a day-home service for an event and facing a nightmare outcome. The account highlights poor planning, reliability issues, and unresolved tensions with the supplier. The text emphasizes the need for better vetting of care providers.
A judge recalls a humorous remark about a staged stunt by airmen. The exchange notes a joke that backfired when directed at a person physically larger than the joker, framing a light moment in court commentary.
A dialogue between a magistrate and a prisoner where the man brags about jewels and lawyers and denies past convictions. The exchange includes taunts about common sense and a quip about wearing jewels around a neck.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dog taking first prize at a cat show and a person named Smith wind being spoken of, with unclear surrounding details. The text shows quotes and incomplete phrases about actions and reactions.
The Paris Post announces a joint subscription offer with The Idaho Farmer. Regular readers can add The Idaho Farmer at the same rate, benefiting agriculture interests in Idaho. Offer valid through January. Paris Post one year $1.50. Idaho Farmer three years $3.00.
Dr. F B Hadley warns of sore mouth or conjunctive ulcer disease in piglets affecting oral tissues. Contagious infection spreads through brood pens. treatment includes potassium permanganate mouth baths and twice daily care for severe cases, with strict sanitation to prevent spread.
A brief exchange shows a land dispute with a Flathead Brave resisting sale while a Flathead Chief references a government purchase. The dialogue hints at pressure from authorities to sell despite local opposition.
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