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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1927
Page
5
A Fourth of July lakeside scene at Fish Haven saw three Paris boys nicknamed Fat Pill and Ulrich hire a boat. They rode out, rocked, and when one attempted a dance the boat tipped, throwing them overboard before they were towed ashore.
Bloomington residents hosted and visited relatives and friends over the Fourth of July weekend. Local families and travelers from Wyoming Utah and Montana attended gatherings in Bloomington Paris and nearby towns while others returned from sheep herding and work trips. Aerial Payne Mckonnon Ralph Mann and numerous local residents were noted as out-of-town visitors and travelers. Some families reported quarantines for whooping cough and no local Fourth celebration was held.
An authority states ancient Egyptians avoided wheat due to religious prohibitions. They knew of the grain but used maize instead and kneaded it with their feet into a bread called spelt.
A reader shares a Loyola stance on mail order scams from the Caldwell Tribune. A doctor refused paying a two dollar necktie charge by sending back pills and demanding the two dollar tally. The scam expands via charity cards and handkerchiefs, prompting calls to remove names from the sucker list.
A veteran tease about launching a career in journalism. The piece lists the hard realities and skills needed from handling critics and advertisers to writing methodically, taking calls at odd hours, and understanding bills, urging perseverance for success in the newspaper trade.
The fat man's wife wires a button to his vest and challenges him to laugh off the remark. The scene centers on a tense exchange hinting at strain and resilience within a troubled relationship.
On the British Columbia coast dogs of both white men and Indians roam the beaches and live on salmon their preferred food in semi decayed animal gorges as would occur from overeating of any other food according to B H Symns in Adventure Magazine.
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