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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1930
Page
2
In a tense scene Linda Roth faces unnamed fear as a stocky unknown man enters her room. She steadies her composure, recalls happiness as her right, and confronts the disruption with a guarded, pleading resolve. The moment shifts from vanity to foreboding as the door opens.
Linda appears calm yet wary as she enters a ballroom with Brian. He confronts her, claiming she loves him, while she battles fear and a chilling resolve, pondering what she must reveal and endure. The scene builds tension as past and present collide in a Washington gathering.
The golden chain of linked S's worn by London’s mayor for nearly 400 years traces to a 1545 bequest by Sir John Aleyn and first worn by Sir William Laxton in 1546. The S design reflects Tudor royal cognizance and an older religious symbol, Sanctus, representing the Savior in mass.
Jud Tunking muses on the ease of raising a big family of chicks and the gap in knowledge about automobiles among the birds. He notes eight clubs in Washington but offers no details about events or dates.
North Carolina State College poultry head Dr. Kaupp urges farms to keep a 100 hen flock with a clean coop and home grown feed. He notes eggs and meat needs per person, outlines breeding and setting hens, and stresses market potential based on county hen counts and per person consumption.
Feeding dry mash is essential for balanced hen rations though many farmers neglect hopper space. Provide at least one linear foot of feeding space per six hens or an eight foot trough per 100 hens. A simple open trough hopper uses a one foot wide trough with eight inches high ends and inner cleats to prevent waste, plus a revolving reel to deter roosting.
The article advises using alfalfa red clover or soybean hay of good quality to solve the green feed problem. Cut hay to half inch lengths with a clovercutter and feed through wire-netting feeders, or feed uncut in racks. If hay quality is poor add five percent alfalfa meal. Warm water aids winter egg production.
Guidance on mating ratios for poultry shows how many males to females are ideal across general purpose and egg breeds. It notes that larger ranges reduce required males, and that more cocks than cockerels are often needed for a flock. It also describes pairing strategies and age-related mating.
A collection of Holland proverbs about fate and endurance. It notes that God sends only what can be borne, wealth comes from enjoyment, and a golden key opens every door except heaven. It also advises loving neighbors but not removing fences.
A Omaha mother credits California Fig Syrup with boosting her child’s appetite energy and digestion after a doctor suggested it for constipation and stomach issues. She urges using the genuine product when shopping to ensure authentic California Fig Syrup.
Toledo Museum of Art and University of Michigan researchers report discoveries at Seleucia Opis and Akshak along the Tigris near Baghdad. The three cities span about 5,000 years from early civilization to before Christ, with Opis linked to Xenophon and Seleucia to Seleucus Nicator. Akshak dates to around 3500 BCE, contemporary with Ur.
The hinterland defined the back country dependent on a littoral region for trade. Emerged 1883 85 as Germany pressed jurisdiction behind African coasts. It held the coast land lent political and economic leverage, spurring rapid partition of Africa among European powers.
Henry Edwin Bradshaw of Bristol stowed away on a liner between Montreal and London. He lived in a lifeboat after the ship halted three fathoms from sea. His pack included a blanket stove fuel a week of food a change of clothes and a plank used as a gangway furniture to board the vessel.
A home visit turns tense as a plumber announces a kitchen tub repair and a small boy blurts that the doctor has arrived to see him. The scene pivots on the mother's response and the unexpected visitor.
A college student writes in Harpers Monthly that God cannot be a person or object but is a feeling of elation. The sky sunset rainbow and rain-washed hill evoke tranquil detachment from reality and a sense of peace beyond physical form.
The Kansas City Times notes the word king likely began as Saxon Cyng meaning chief and traces its root in Sanskrit Ganaka meaning father. It explains the evolution from family head to tribe and finally to nation as the term's broadening significance.
A notorious tiger in the Ganjam district of Madras during 1900 to 1909 killed more than 150 people. It roamed at night, dragging peasants from their huts, until a young British officer finally shot it.
The first century runs from year 1 to 100 inclusive and ends on the last day of year 100. The second century starts in year 101 and ends with the last day of year 200.
The article defines a gambrel roof as having two slopes per side of the ridge with a steeper lower slope and a shallower upper slope and gables at the end walls. It notes the style as characteristic of Colonial construction in New England New York and New Jersey.
An unsigned editorial exhortation honors hustle over idle talent urging readers to work with effort and persistence. It argues a determined hustler often advances further than a gifted loafer, framing grit as key to success.
A quotation about minds adapting to misfortune contrasts little and great minds rising above adversity attributed to Washington Irving.
The article notes a decline in horse numbers, counting 7,000,000 fewer horses in the United States now than a decade ago.
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