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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1932
Page
3
A forest service trail crew found the words Kit Carson 1848 carved into a tree near Mud Lakes in Eldorado National Forest. Six inches of new growth over the blaze shows age. Another carving of the pioneer remains at Kit Carson Pass.
Teething can make a baby fussy and uncomfortable. Castoria is a vegetable preparation claimed to ease colic and aid bowels for infants and older children. It contains no harsh drugs and is marketed as harmless with a reminder to obtain genuine Castoria.
A fragment notes a speaker praising Catt Sela CASTORIA as the girl of dreams while warning of another suitor. The piece hints at a pedagogical rule shaping interactions and warns to wake up to competition.
A Salt Lake City reader endorses Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as the best general tonic to maintain health and prevent colds and indigestion. The note cites winter and spring use and mentions sending for medical advice to Dr. Pierce's Clinic in Buffalo New York.
Advertising copy urges prompt aspirin use to halt colds and relieve sore throat. It advises two tablets at first sign, re dosing if symptoms persist, and dissolving three tablets for gargling. Claims include heart safety and proven directions for various ailments.
Boston Transcript discusses Sir Colin MacKenzie's fossil skull theory from Central Australia. It argues that the emergence of upright stance and an opposable thumb drove mental development and social progress, then contrasts Lamarckian ideas with Darwinian evolution and notes the speculative nature of the claim.
Pacific salmon spawns once and dies after, unlike Atlantic salmon. All five Pacific varieties belong to the same genus Oncorhynchus but differ in mature lifespans. Pink salmon live about one year, chum about three, red four, sockeye four to five, and spring six to seven.
Capper's Weekly notes New Orleans draws water from the Mississippi and removes an average 8.6 tons of debris per 1,000,000 gallons. After filtration and chemical treatment the water becomes safe for drinking and domestic uses.
The candle fish, a native Alaskan species, yields an oily substance used to make a crude lamp. A wick threaded through a dried body burns long once lit, according to contemporary observations.
The Gulf of Mexico experiences a single daily high and low tide due to exaggerated diurnal inequality. Normally two highs and two lows occur every 24 hours, though tidal phenomena vary worldwide.
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