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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1950
Page
3
A story from Lindys recounts Greek wrestler Eraklios Pappashokiyulikos known as the Hooded Cobra. He details fixing a bout in Ecuador with Aloidio to avoid betting chaos while spectators expected corruption. The Cobra ultimately loses after a fair effort but escapes before authorities.
A fragmented narrative blends prayer with surreal dialogue. The speaker reflects on seeking divine help, while a whimsical exchange introduces characters like Ezaklios and a comic line about a divorce and a wife with a punning name.
Guy travels 1000 miles from Denver to interview editor J Moore for a newspaper job but finds only hardship. Snow and cold trap him at a station as a woman is dragged to safety, highlighting his bleak resolve and hunger for a break in life.
Guy saves a sick woman and a stranded man during a blizzard and is later offered a story by Senator Ostrand’s political ally. He declines, deciding against a self-serving job as a report of his experiences.
A compact list of crossword clues across and down covering tolerable angles to finish, with entries including Malayan boat and Ceased, plus fractions for language and river names, with many short hints for letters and word forms.
A witty exchange features Eraklios declaring wrestling possible while noting Jove is a different kind of horse, underscoring a humorous difference in the pair's outlook.
Radio fans tune to Mutual Sundays at 4 to hear Hopalong Cassidy star Bill Boyd who rose from 1919 film work to a western icon. Other featured names include Jane Novak Walter Huston Barbara Stanwyck Wendell Corey Ralph Sigwald Gordon MacRae Ruth Roman and reporter notes on awards and polls.
Monroe doctor Dr John Schindler warns that fear and worry can trigger illness, a condition he labels psychosomatic. He notes emotions can cause physical symptoms and cites a broad audience reached by his talk, originally sparked by a curious patient.
Dr Schindler argues that emotional strain causes real sickness, often psychosomatic, and can be cured by managing mind state. His informal, comfortable style spurred state and university broadcasts, thousands of copies distributed, and broad magazine and press coverage.
Dr J R Garner of Atlanta told the Southern Medical Association that chairs should be as personal as clothing to keep the brain clear. He warned improper seating can cause physical and psychological issues, coccyx strain, and blood pressure rise from slouching.
In Brandon Wisconsin a two foot high cross appeared on a bedroom wall only when the dining room light is on. Locals flock to Mrs Clara Mulder’s home to see the illusion caused by light reflected through a bevel edged mirror from the adjacent room. Her son Jacob 21 first saw it after William Mulder’s death on October 22.
An American traveler back in the United States tells friends of his travels and mentions doing some shooting in England. He claims his best success was when he shot at Lord Baddleton's county seat, prompting curiosity about whether he hit.
A meek little man falls asleep on a train beside a parrot perched on the neighbor’s shoulder. After tense moments the parrot lunges, nipping the sleeper’s ear to wake him. The owner calmly replies that he is coming.
The questions ask who said There's one born every minute P T Barnum and what a falling barometer indicates bad weather. It also asks for the highest army award the Medal of Honor. Other items reference a castle manor house or country seat and a cruel task master.
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