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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1939
Page
7
The article notes starch production in green plants using water from soil and carbon dioxide from air. It also references July as the Roman month named for Julius Caesar, plus brief mentions of Stephen Girard’s loan, prehistoric vases in the British Museum, the Minoan law of Crete, and ancient turtle ovals as reptile forms.
Grover Cleveland vetoed more bills than any other president in his two terms marking a record for presidential vetoes during his tenure.
Fernand Pointreau, executive chef of Chicago's Hotel Sherman, shows how to prepare the centerpiece as a turkey from Turkey begins its journey toward the Christmas dinner table.
A vast North Carolina project to drain 50,000 acres for farming failed as Lake Mattamuskeet reclaimed the land. Built 15 years ago with a pumping system keeping out 1.5 million gallons per minute, the endeavor left only deserted highways and empty settlement after lake waters flooded the area.
Pattern 1706 offers six motifs with transfer art and embroidery or applique only. Includes stitch illustrations and materials needed. Send 15 cents in coins to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Avenue New York NY with name and address and pattern number.
A miscellaneous quiz asks about national investments in South America and Europe, seacoast lengths by states, carnivorous plants, a quotation completion, silent animals, Tennyson on Galahad, laws from the Seventy-fifth Congress, and the nearest and farthest planets from the sun.
A compact set of facts notes regional totals with South America at 2 560 millions and Europe at 2 372 millions. It lists Florida as greatest and New Hampshire as smallest. Mentions three insectivorous plants sun dew pitcher plant and venus fly trap. Includes a quote fragment about sliding and identifies the giraffe. Reports 17 104 bills introduced with 1 759 enacted. Gives Mercury distance 36 million miles and Pluto 3.7 billion miles as farthest planet.
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