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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1924
Page
4
A banker explains a $112 circus sign stunt for his bank while a barber argues the value of newspaper ads. The barber contends editorials circulate money locally, noting the editor reinvests payments in the community, while the banker reflects on the sign’s impact.
A farmer rises before dawn to feed stock, milk cows, plow fields, repair barns, and tend crops. He works from early morning until evening with only a brief meal break, while a city man envies the farmer's constant labor and simple life.
Clover, believed to be the world’s oldest horse, died near Catawissea Pennsylvania at age 53. The Hambletonian strain former racehorse had a 2:17 record and was cared for by a single owner for 38 years. Support from contributors financed a final gift as Clover will be mounted at the American Museum of Natural History New York.
Dr. Ethel Bentham, a British labor advocate, says unsuitable footwear causes about one third of women’s health problems. She laments the swollen ankles and misshapen toes seen in high heel wearers and urges reform.
The Idaho governor Charles C. Moore visited Mound City Holt County on a Tuesday evening arrival by the 6:45 train. A banquet at the Gladstone Hotel followed with a large crowd listening as he spoke about his boyhood and early career. He described his self-made rise from modest beginnings and noted his service in Idaho politics prior to becoming governor.
Single grains of rice carry a 24 word Koran verse, 82 letters long, printed in Arabic by a Punjabi artist. The inscription, drawn with a taped fingernail ink, is legible to the naked eye.
F J Foulger sworn as cashier of the Bear Lake bank declares the financial statement true to the best of his knowledge and belief. F J FOULGER, Cashier.
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