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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1932
Page
7
In Portugal near Pamplilhon M Da Serra fired rockets to deter two wolves threatening Bran who stood with his cane. The wolves fled in dismay as Da Serra shot rockets toward them. The piece closes with a moral about friendship and death.
A traveler recalls flights from Seattle to Vancouver and a Pacific voyage on the Empress of Russia. He reflects on weather tolls, a hurricane near the Aleutians, and meeting Floyd Gibbons in Warsaw. The narrative blends travel reminiscence with readings about Genghis Khan and American figures. He plans further stops including Vladivostok and notes travel limits of the era.
Government Crop Reporting Board host explains how estimates of crop and livestock production are prepared from data gathered from 800000 farmers. W F Callander chairs the board and outlines the analysis and monthly estimates regarded as authoritative.
The Metropolitan Opera will be heard on air for the first time Christmas Day as announced by NBC president M. Hi Ayles. A weekly Saturday afternoon broadcast from the Metropolitan stage will bring portions of performances to opera lovers at home and abroad.
Joe Barry moves through a crowded New York tenement and lodgings with fatigue and hope. He hides from traffic, tends rooms, faces jeers, and prepares to collect pay while carrying a brown radio cabinet upstairs to a mysterious upstairs contact.
The article argues that the earth's weight does not change with coal and mineral extraction since materials are transformed and largely return to the surface. Only loss could occur if matter escaped into space, which is deemed impossible. Meteorite accrual is noted as a theoretical exception.
Four year old Billie spent an afternoon with a neighborhood visitor. When asked the visitor’s name the child replied he did not know. He said he played with her by calling her Hey and she called him Say.
A Collier's Weekly quoted scene shows a Georgia church during a drought where Black parishioners plead for rain. The parson prays loudly while a grieving woman objects to rain that could wash away a grave, highlighting tensions between faith and tragedy.
Government experts describe a windbreaking plow with multiple shovel blades that move vertically as it passes, forming a series of small hills and hollows to trap water and let soil soak in. The device aims to prevent soil loss from rainstorms and improve farmland viability.
A Denver mother touts California Fig Syrup as a remedy to digestive issues and constipation in children. She cites improved appetite, energy, and weight after use, noting physicians’ endorsement and high sales. The ad warns to look for the carton marked California.
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