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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1921

Page

6

The Stranger Fox and Judge Davis’s Dog Tale

A Mississippi congressman adjusts his remarks to print Judge Marcellus Davis Ark story The Stranger about a lone fox hound dog and a fox chase in Arkansas 73 years on the effect on fox hunting in the district. The tale recounts a dramatic chase with The Stranger leading the pack until a perilous cliff move by the dog and the beater fox.

Benjamin G. Humphreys Mississippi Marcellus L. Davis Dardanelle Ark British West Indies Cleveland Fifth Judicial Circuit Arkansas Judge Davis Hambletonian Stranger Hood Meridian Wizard of the Woods Lny

Blower System Treats Local Sand For Concrete Roads

Engineers of the California Bureau of Public Roads adopt a blowing method to remove fine particles from dry local sand to meet concrete road specifications. The device uses a conveyor screen and a centrifugal blower to control fineness, avoiding imported sand while cutting costs. Weathered by arid heat the method proves compact and economical, with success depending on sand dryness.

Engineers of California Bureau of Public Roads United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Public Ayorksfir Oflifornia SE Runege Ateins United States—Diat of Agriculture

Ingenious Electric Dog Follows Light and Rival French Model

The American inventor John Hays Hammond Jr. unveils an electric dog using selenium cells to balance light on its eyes so it tracks lanterns. A rival French dog reportedly leaps from its case when whistled, while the Hammond device can run on storage batteries or clockwork. Egypt’s cotton crop outlook places 1921–22 production around 600 million pounds, with 582 million pounds forecast for market and carryover from 1920–21 at about 232 million pounds, most in Alexandria and interior regions.

John Hays Hammond, Jr Christian Science Monitor Alexandria

Tourist Traffic Drives Ontario Highway Revenue

American tourist traffic is seen as funding Ontario highways through installation and upkeep costs. Since the Toronto Hamilton route opened the volume has grown, with 1920 figures showing about 87 600 American cars crossing the border into Ontario for periods from one hour to six months, yielding annual revenue in the millions.

Ontario Toronto-Hamilton

Beiter Highways in South Demand Better Roads

Residents demand improved roadways as bond issues reveal over 278 million dollars for southern road projects. Texas leads with 97.8 million, followed by Virginia with 50 million in available funds for road expenditure.

Dixie Texas Virginia

Hour of Least Traffic Revealed by Public Roads Survey

The bureau of public roads reports the hour with the least traffic on the most traveled roads. Traffic drops to its lowest between 2 and 3 o'clock on Tuesday, the weekday with the lightest flow.

Bureau of’ Public Roads

South Carolina Group Forms to Seek Goods Association

A newly organized association in South Carolina aims to represent buyers and seek cooperative goods deals. Members include local merchants and civic leaders planning communal purchasing initiatives and policy advocacy.

South Carolina

If you are ashamed of your calling tase

A clipped phrase appears to reference a debate on vocation and courage. The readable text lacks clear names, dates, or events to anchor a fuller news-style summary. No further verifiable details are present in the readable fragment.

Idle Hours With Statisticians

A lighthearted note on aging and daily routines. It claims a man age eighty spends two years dressing and humorously questions how much time women devote to similar tasks, calling it a witty but flawed observation with playful phrasing.

Why Druggists Recommend Swamp-Root

For years druggists have noted the record of Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root a kidney liver and bladder medicine. It is a physician's prescription strengthening medicine and helps the kidneys liver and bladder perform their work. It has withstood years of testing and is sold by all druggists on merit. Be sure to get Swamp Root and start treatment at once. Send ten cents for a sample bottle by writing to Dr Kilmer Binghamton NY and mention the paper.

Kilmer

Not 60 Catching Adage Refers To Ill-Fated Workload

A curt exchange hints at a father’s serious sickness labeled as overwork rather than contagion. The dialogue, attributed to a Carnegie Puppet and Bolt, frames limits of adages and responses by Nutt in a terse, era voice.

Carnegie

No clear article title from fragment

Fragmentary OCR notes mention dry goods soda waters playthings and a riff on a raffle relating to a baby and an heiress, but no identifiable people or events are named.

No Chance Quotes About Speculation and Losing Money

A brief Life magazine-style aside notes a character quip about market speculation and inevitable losses on so called sure things. The exchange contrasts speculation with certainty and monetary fate, reflecting attitudes of risk and misadventure.

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