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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1932
Page
2
A reminiscence of Senator Caraway of Arkansas recalls a speech allegedly attacking a Republican colleague. The joke ends with the phrase that the speaker would not want the other senator to serve on the board of directors of his hometown bank.
eminent scientists from the United States and France conducted a formal examination to identify the body after its exhumation. They compared the Nose lip distances brow contour and ear lobes with the Nfe-sized Loudon bust and a postmortem photograph finding exact matches in multiple facial features.
A chemist at a Swiss chemical works sacrificed himself to stop a gas leak after an explosion, saving 20 workers but dying from severe gas inhalation. His brave act prevented a catastrophe and earned acclaim. The rest of the text includes a casual personal exchange about bills and an affectionate note.
A garbled dialogue excerpt shows a speaker asking about a friend’s reaction to a photograph and mention of a photo causing silence. The snippet then shifts to a street joke about a fifteen cent item being removed and a line about not missing it.
A collage of fragmentary lines touches on tragedy mercy doubt wealth and love. Vivid imagery contrasts boredom danger and moral reflection while noting mischief and missteps in everyday life with a mix of aphorisms and playful phrases.
Columnist recounts overheard chatter about Harold Lloyd and his Great Danes, Hal Roach flying planes, and other film figures. Mentions Moe Marsh, John Garner, Alice Longworth, Pat Hurley, Hoover aides, and figures like Marie Dressler and Calles.als
Harold returns to his desk relieved by a successful week of bold actions. Marjorie arrives at his door and they walk to the common, sharing quiet talk about Clarence, past events, and their future. She asks if he plans love or marriage, leaving the question open to be continued.
A Cleveland plat demoter argues the tale crediting Moses Cleaveland with naming the Chagrin River after a surveying error is unfounded. Earlier maps before the Revolution show the river as Chagrin, likely from an Indian word meaning clear.
A terse remark notes that when someone explains themselves cautiously they often invite fresh questions and further scrutiny, suggesting guarded speech invites more inquiry. The line conveys skepticism about fully answering under cautious language.
Jean Jacques Rousseau works ignite widespread enthusiasm for nature and exaltation of the simple life as readers worldwide embrace his philosophical writings and ideas.
The U S Department of Agriculture surveyed old bank dairy barns in the Middle Atlantic and North Central states finding poor light ventilation and cleanliness. Circular 166 Q suggests moderate cost remodeling to improve lighting ventilation stall floors and equipment and outlines steps for remodeling or building new barns.
A correspondent from Idaho Farmer notes a cow milking continuously will not walk well after calving. A dry period of six weeks to two months boosts milk yield by allowing mineral storage. Rest before calving raises initial milk production and sustains higher levels, while little can increase production during the milking period.
The last annual report of dairy herd improvement associations in Iowa covers September 1930 to September 1931, marking 22 years. More herds tested than ever, average butterfat per cow up 14 pounds, feed cost per pound fat down about 28 percent, and net returns above feed cost vary by years of testing.
Bitter milk turns bitter within hours due to lipase. Heat milk to boiling or 145F for 80 minutes to prevent spoilage. Parget or garget causes curdy specks. contagious disease management urged. Remove affected cow or contact a veterinarian. Dakota Farner
The text advises immediate attention for bloated animals. Mild cases may improve with a 15 minute walk, and some suggest placing a stick in the mouth to provoke saliva. Severe cases require veterinary care with a trocar inserted at the left side into the triangular area near the backbone.
An article explains a new unbreakable spectacle lens made from two glass pieces with celluloid between them, cemented under pressure to form a single solid piece. The glass is thicker but transparent, with the celluloid invisible, and this is believed to be the first use in spectacles.
The United States uses about 6 percent of the world population and 19 percent of annual fertilizer output. Global production is valued at $502,285,000 based on $160 per ton for nitrogen and $50 per ton for phosphoric acid and potash. US plant food use by farmers rose 45 percent from 1914 to 1928.
The article notes earlier plans for Arctic excursions by air and airship, but emphasizes automobiles may reach Alaska soon via improved roads. It cites Seattle to Fairbanks at about 2,200 miles, with roughly 1,000 miles currently well paved, leaving only small sections needing construction.
A movie magnate schedules a golf outing while a fiancée is set to marry today. The secretary urges timing as the executive insists on the 2 o clock link rendezvous.
A playful exchange contrasts a harsh Mr Grump with a Mr Grim who favors romantic acts. The woman’s affection is shown through baking a pie and sharing with a loved one, while the Grim approach sees care expressed by purchasing a fresh pie from a bakery.
Jupiter stands 11 times Earth's diameter, yielding about 1 800 times Earth's volume and over 500 times Earth's mass for this planet.
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