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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1931

Page

6

Paraded in the Night of Tragedy and Love

Brian and Linda cling amid a city’s mourning after a deadly night. In Coffee John’s cafe they seek warmth and confession, sharing a hopeless vow as reporters, ambulances, and street lamps circle the aftermath.

Brian Linda Frank John Ran

Language shifts in pronouncing humble and related words

The piece traces mid 19th century pronunciation changes for humble with h silent by some readers and debated by dictionaries. It notes gradual adoption by editors and cites Notes and Queries 1853 listing derived silent h words as heir honest honor hour humor.

Bomb-Proof Auto for Chinese President Revealed in U S

The most costly luxurious automobile yet brought to China was built in the United States for the Nanking government president. Thick half inch steel plating protects the body and hood to resist bullets or bombs while guards with machine guns occupy rear seats and long running boards allow guards to stand with revolvers ready.

China United States Nanking

Carbon Uses in Food Processing Highlighted

A historical note describes carbon and its many applications in flavor clarification and purification of edible oils fats and other foods highlighting industrial uses for decolorization and purification.

Selection of Breeding Birds Sometimes Hard

Breeding stock numbers must cover weekly egg needs with four hatchable eggs per bird. A hundred breeders should yield about 400 eggs weekly, with most suitable for hatching if stock selection is sound. Under normal conditions 70 to 80 percent of incubated eggs hatch and at least 50 percent will be cockerel chicks.

Mold in Eggs From Unseasoned Wood Crates

A new mold in eggs during shipment and cold storage hurts handlers. The mold appears on the shell then penetrates inward, giving a moldy flavor and lowering value. It is linked to crates made from unseasoned or poorly seasoned wood and can be eliminated by using well seasoned crates.

Disinfect Drinking Water in Henhouse

A homemade disinfectant recipe for poultry water uses calcium hypochlorite. Mix one 13 ounce can of chloride of lime, half a pound of fine salt, and one gallon hot water, let settle, then use the clear solution within ten days. Two tablespoonfuls per gallon disinfects satisfactorily.

Proper Insulation for Poultry Houses

South Dakota officials say good insulation reduces moisture condensation and lessens need for rapid air changes in well insulated poultry houses. Tests show hens fed yellow corn in scratch and mash lay 25 percent more eggs and eat less mash than those fed white corn. When using insulating board a plaster coat is needed on reachable areas.

South Dakota

Canopy A rich baldachin material dignifies processions

The term baldachin refers to a canopy of rich brocade used over an altar in a procession and also to a bed canopy. A cheerful physician should blend art with knowledge, even in trying times, notes Washington Star.

Hi Ho Chinatown Artor Washington Star

Henager's Business College Promotes Successful Graduates

Successful Van Bates completed the Henager's course and was placed in a good position. T George Lee of Armours & Co. Chicago was elected president. New classes start weekly. career prospects and free job placement for graduates are touted.

van Bates Bates Henager Business College T. George Lee Arm. Our. & Co Chicago Henager's Henager’s Business College WB. Broadway East Lake City

Maple Canyon road work to start in April

Maple Canyon road building will begin early in April with a project valued at $8 000 funded jointly by Sanpete county and the forest service. In Salt Lake City officials list Salt Lake’s population as 175 000 to 180 000, per chamber action. A new steel bridge for Green River is planned at $110 000 to $112 000.

Provo Maple Canyon Sanpete County Forest Service Department Salt Lake City Salt Lake United States Bureau of Census Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce Green River Logan Cache County Logan Canyon Moscow Ida Ldaho University of Idaho Abhoo FROVO Gorh County Dairy Herd Improvement Association Utah State Hospital Jayton Boish Idaho Fish and Game Utah Bear Lake Idaho State Fish Department Ilegal Idaho United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Los Angeles New York City Dallas New Orleans Chicago Rupert Mary Boldt Velute Denny Olen Rencher Ogden B. J. Finch U. S. Bureau of Public Roads Ephraim Alma Larsen Larsen Midvale American Legion Jordan Salt Lake County

California Fig Syrup Fame for Happy Contented Children

Wise mothers rely on California Fig Syrup to ease constipated or bilious children and restore good humor. Mrs Wm Charleston of Kansas City cites Annie and Billy’s lifelong use and doctors endorse the product for digestive relief and healthier appetite.

Charleston Gilmore Ave Kansas City Kans California Annie Billy

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