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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1921

Page

3

Lonely Westerner Finds Kinship at Lake Hotel

Big Jim Bond, desolate after wartime service, travels east for work and finds little companionship at a hotel veranda. A stern social scene shifts when Mrs Bently comforts him and the girl he admires appears with papers and a rose, offering a hopeful, quiet connection at last.

Big Jim Bond Jim Barnes Dag SheyaseEwottyim Joe Mollie Bain Sdim Big Jim Bently ityrTm

Cooking tips and dessert ideas from a historic kitchen column

A nostalgic feature lists simple sweet treats and puddings for a busy week. Fifteen Minute Pudding, Lemon Meringue, Edinburgh Pudding, Snow Jelly, and other fruit desserts are described with basic measurements and steps for quick weekend preparation.

Historic Kitchen Techniques and Dessert Recipes

A jumble of old kitchen notes describes spiced cookies Dutch peppernuts cranberry cake and honey doughnuts. It lists ingredients such as butter sugar eggs flour cinnamon nutmeg cloves cranberry juice and honey with varied mixing and baking steps.

Ships of Four Nations Carried 80 Percent of Panama Tonnage

Four nations moved about 11.6 million tons through the Panama Canal in the last fiscal year led by the United States with 5,163,000 tons. Britain followed with 8,788,250 tons, while Japan and Norway trailed at 758,600 and 687,880 tons respectively. Government figures credit heightened competition and route efficiency for the surge, noting one third of tonnage was highly competitive and that the canal remains vital for US coast-to-coast and South American trade. The canal system yielded over 27 million dollars in gross revenue, with Panama Railroad and Steamship lines posting multi‑million figures and calls for toll-revenue legislation to bolster income.

Washington Panama_canal Japan Norway J. Morrow Panama Canal Panama Denmark Holland Spain Sweden France Peru United States South America Far East America Europe Gov Morrow Panama Railroad Company Panama Railroad

Governor Advocates Single Tonnage Standard Reform

The tonnage governor notes the present system taxes tolls at $1.20 per net ton under Panama rules, risking over $1.25 per net ton under U S rules. He cites dual system collections totaling $11,276,889, $1,087,021 less than Panama-only would have yielded and urges rapid enactment of a single standard.

Sea Otter Numbers Rise in Aleutian Kelp Beds

In Xakutat Alaska reports say sea otters, once near extinction, are again common in Aleutian kelp beds. The department of fisheries may permit a brief open season for natives and trappers. An adult measures about six feet, with pups born singly. Each native may trap two otters annually for personal use.

Xakutat Alaska Aleutian Islands Department of Fisheries Eureka Cal

Erzberger's Daughter Becomes Nun in Holland

Maria Erzberger, daughter of the murdered German finance minister Mathias Erzberger, has taken the veil at the Hecht convent in southern Holland. The ceremony marks a quiet turn in a high profile family amid postwar turmoil.

Erzberger Berlin Germany Maria—Erzberger Finance Mathias Erzberger Hecht Holland

Hat on in presence of royalty royal prerogative tale

A fragment notes a royal privilege claimed by Cecil Forester of the English Royals House guards. It says his ancestor, dating to Henry VIII’s reign, was granted permission to keep his hat on in the sovereign’s presence due to certain diseases. The Meuten heir to Lord Forester inherits this patent.

Cecil Forester Royals House Guards Meutenant Lord Forester Henry VIII

Meanest Man on Earth Stirs Mount Vernon Incident

An automobile driver stalled near Mount Vernon Iowa, a passing truck driver tried to crank the engine, backfire broke his arm. The rescuer walked into town for medical care as the notorious figure reportedly fled after the crash.

Mount Vernon

Tombs of Ethiopian Kings Unearthed by Harvard Boston Team

Harvard University and the Boston Museum of Fine Arts report the discovery of royal Ethiopian tombs at Napata and El Kur in Sudan, revealing 2600 years of rulers from Tirhaqa to Tirhaqa’s line. The finds include 20 kings and 25 queens, with artifacts and inscriptions offering a full chronology and insights into ancient Ethiopian arts. The joint expedition, led by Professor George A. Reisner, spans a decade and expands knowledge of Ethiopia’s early statehood and Egyptian connections.

Cambridge, Mass Ethiopia Hardward University Boston Museum of Fine Arts George A. Reisner Harvard Reypt Napata Gebel Barkal Naparata Mes Sudan Dongola Nuri Nile Tirhiqa Egypt Nurt Ine Tke Tirhaqa Second Royale El-Kur 'UN Plankhy Nile Valley Hid Assyria Western Asia Harvard-Boston

Bible Printed in 1634 Among Cleveland Family Heirloom

A 1634 Bible once owned by a Cleveland family shows a leaf inscribed Printed by Robert Barker printer to his majesty and by the assignees of John Bill 1634. The volume preserves old English type, scattered names, an unreadable will, and fly leaves with wood engravings. An early nineteenth century record of a family remains decipherable.

Cleveland Arthur Lowers Robert Barker John Bill Lowers

Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Liver and Bladder Remedy

An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims vegetable herbs and strict purity with sample bottles offered for ten cents and bottles in two sizes sold at drug stores.

Dr. Ilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Man and woman debate ends with claim about wife

A gentleman argues on man’s superiority over woman, claiming a wife is the one good thing a man can have that a woman cannot. His wife rebukes him with a firm denial. The page also includes Cuticura Pimply Faces ads and a saying about marriage and growing up.

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