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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1932
Page
2
The item reports a domestic dispute note from New Bedford Standard with Mrs Howls and Mrs Linwis discussing a husband’s behavior and a test of conduct this month. The brief exchanges hint at a tumultuous marriage and social reactions in the community.
Precedent Siittendorf claims a superior rat trap design and plans to test it. The exchange hints at a strategic move toward a cabin in the woods for furtive experimentation and further development.
Dialogue fragment features a mother and daughter discussing the baby’s teething as a sign. The exchange move from a concern about crying to a request for a lead dentist recommendation.
A historic note describes a plant aiming to produce large volumes of liquid air using temperance and pressure methods. The report outlines cubic feet targets and regent techniques associated with early industrial gas processing.
A reflective line asserts that moments of life start equal and, upon death, return to a common, equal state, suggesting a universal equality beyond individual existence.
Beverly Hills writer recalls Sam Campbell and wife visiting, discusses wheat farming, combines, and irrigation. He explains a Montana wheat magnate’s methods, the role of tractors, and the Farm Board debate, questioning Hoover's public stance and election risks.
Harold and Marjorie plot a quick marriage after a house dispute and money talk. Harold secures a license and plans for tomorrow, while Auntie Mabel and Mrs Pound loom in the background as the couple imagines a life in a small suburban house with a bank cashier’s rise ahead.
In this excerpt Harold faces questions about his actions after a manager’s surprise transfer threat. He recalls a rushed day including calls to head office and a visit to Morley Park, ending with difficulties at the registrar and the pursuit of the correct marriage license ticket.
S J Brownell of the New York State College of Agriculture reports sixteen Holstein cows averaging 19 821 pounds of milk and 699 pounds of fat per head. Canary Hope Ormsby Lass from Wallkill tops New York with 24 902 pounds and 88 38 pounds fat in 865 days. Daisy Teake Sensation records 24 777 pounds milk and 865 pounds fat.
Hoards Dairyman suggests milking several times daily to reduce udder pressure. Immersing teats in alum solutions or tannic acid glycerine mixes, dipping teat ends in iodine tincture, and applying flexible collection devices after milking are noted remedies. A writer reports good results from moving to three daily milkings.
The article details Timgad in Constantine department near Batra. It notes the Thamugis built on Aures slopes at a six road junction with a theater seating about four thousand. Remains include mosques floors chest cavities and seven churches with inscriptions revealing ancient events. The city faded after Gregorinus governor of Africa lost to Arch in 647.
An article cites Curry combs as useful in dairy barns to stimulate circulation and aid excretion, calm shy heifers, and build caretaker trust. A well-curried herd sheds better, stays healthier, and yields better milk quality, with pride in clean well kept blocks.
The University of Minnesota dairy division launches a project to study the care of cream on farms. It will compare cream delivered to the Albert Lea state experimental creamery with lower grade cream from another section. The surveys aim to guide farmers on better dairy practices with cooperation from large creamery firms.
International glider measurements gathering under government auspices drive science. The Swiss monitor glacier variations to anticipate avalanches and floods while a US based commission publishes yearly findings.
A Berlin factory opens a mine rescue school to train crews in accident response. Students learn to navigate gag infested chambers and carry injured men to safety. Experiments test gas masks under varying conditions and discuss chamber ventilation and safety procedures.
The article notes five states have over one million dairy cows including Wisconsin Minnesota New York Illinois and Texas. It stresses turning the cream separator at the speed recommended by the manufacturer to obtain a uniform test of cream.
A plague prevention survey across Africa identified a town and surrounding area as remarkably free of fleas. Inspectors searched dogs at Prieska in the Cape Province, finding not a single flea. Residents speculate nitrates in nearby barren lands may act as a natural disinfectant.
A rare three clawed sloth named Day Dream was found by explorer C. S. Webb in a British Guiana river two miles offshore. Estimated at five years old the animal reportedly climbs from boots to shoulders in 3 minutes 47 seconds. The sloth lives in perpetual twilight above ground and wears a staring target pattern to help suitors locate her.
New rotary Braille printing press installed in London speeds output to sixteen thousand pages per hour. The system, five times faster than prior methods, makes Braille reading material more accessible and affordable for the blind.
Dr. L. A. Golden of Boston reports curing hiccoughs with a simple paper bag method. The bag is placed over mouth and nose to rebreathe carbon dioxide, which often relieves the spasm and is safe unless maintained too long.
A humorous exchange in London Tit-Bits pokes fun at a public figure. The remark labels A as a has-been, while another dismisses the claim as overblown and recalls past prominence.
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