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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1943

Page

7

The Story So Far at King Cole Ranch

Old Bill Cole, fatally shot by an unknown assailant, made two identical wills leaving his fortune to Ann Lee and Cole Cody, children of Rusty Lee and Buck Cody. Rance Waldron threatened him, then left to tend his horse before Old Bill was found dead. Ann Lee and Cole Cody travel to the ranch by stage, unaware of each other’s presence.

Old Bill Cole King Cole Ann Lee Cole Cody Rusty_Lee Buck Cody Rance Waldron Old Bill Old Bil Jenifer

Stage Hold Up on Bald Eagle Route Ends with Rescue

Cole Cody and Long Peters battle highwaymen Andy Jenkins and a bulky ringleader at night on the Bald Eagle stage. A gunfight drives off the bandits as Aunt Jenifer and Ann Lee assist the wounded, then the group restages toward Georgia Road with a surprising passenger joining the driver.

Cole Cody Fiddler’s High Pass Indian Mountain Long Peters Cody Georgia Wells Fargo Andy Jenkins Bert Nevers Ann Peters Ann Lee Jenkins Jenifer Edwards Jenifer

Filmdoms Famous Fives tops critics poll for 1942 picks

Western Newspaper Union reports ILM DAILY poll results naming Gary Cooper and Greer Garson as 1942’s top male and female stars for The Pride of the Yankees and Mrs. Miniver. Walter Pidgeon Frederic March Monty Woolley follow. Joan Fontaine runner up for Suspicion. Bette Davis Hepburn Wright also praised. The item also notes Anne Shirley Ginger Rogers project The Gibson Girl and other film industry notes.

ILM Daily Gary Cooper Greer Garson Mrs. Miniver Walter Pidgeon Frederic March Monty Wooley Joan Fontaine Bette Davis Katharine Hepburn Teresa Wright

Glamorous Transformation of an Old Couch in a Sunny Living Room

An old couch is redesigned with tan cotton twill to match a hooked rug. A single outside seam and zipper fasten the cover. cushions use nine and a half yards of 36 inch fabric. Back cushions are built with newsprint cores bound in muslin and padded with batting.

Wealthy Husband and Young Wife Exchange in Puzzling Lines

A cryptic pair of lines frames a fraught domestic exchange with hints of leverage and desire. The fragmentary text mentions a wealthy older husband and a sweet young wife, tempting curiosity about motive and outcome.

Water and goats in a comic bathhouse tale

A patient humorously blames an electrostatics mishap on water. He jokes the bath rings the bell. The doctor calms him about his wife wanting a goat kept inside, which stinks and upsets his pigeons, leading to a comical household dispute.

Arithmetic joke about Binks family math

A mother helps John with arithmetic by counting the Binks family next door. She lists Mr Binks, Mrs Binks, and the baby. John answers with a playful two and one to carry, a light math joke.

John Binks Mr. Binks

Ain't It So A Comedic Exchange on Money and Capitalism

A husband and wife banter about banking and currency with playful lines. The husband notes explanations he has given, and the wife jokes about knowing money without buying it. A quip defines a capitalist as one who spends less than income.

Practical Household Tips from Everyday Living

Stubborn meat and vegetable bits in grinders can be freed by running dry bread through the grinder. A bread slice on top of cooking vegetables reduces odors from onions and cabbage. Use a double boiler to cook two foods on one burner. Keep a nut cracker handy for bottle tops. Yellowed lace can be whitened in sour or buttermilk. Run cold water through an inner tumbler to separate two stuck glasses. Wrap taffy to prevent sticking and store in a sealed container. Rub lemon on paint scratches to remove marks.

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