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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1939

Page

3

Bee Remains of Prehistoric City in Lake Waters Near Geneva

Researchers report remnants of a prehistoric lake city found in waters near Geneva Switzerland. Archaeologists from local institutions study submerged structures and artifacts indicating an ancient settlement beneath the lake.

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Make This Useful Bag on a Hanger

Ruth Wyeth Spears presents a hanger bag project using bright ticking. The design explains inside out stitching to cover raw edges and includes a hanger hole. Available books by Mrs Spears offer gifts and embroidery instructions with autographs and a free quilt leaflet.

Curiosity Sparks Talk on Waiter’s Family After Order

A curious customer questions a head waiter about whether the waiter who took their order has a family. The shop assistant replies with a quip about prices and a playful remark that “down is now up.”

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Codfish Ball Mystery Reveals Ancient Castle Claim

A humorous exchange at a codfish ball hints at an eccentric aristocracy and an ancient castle boast. The dialogue suggests a playful tangle over heritage and age, with the Guide noting the rarity of such old castles in modern times.

It's a Dress

A quip about misheard speech features a husband and wife. The joke pivots on a double meaning between addressing a women’s club and a dress. The line plays on a light misunderstanding in domestic life.

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