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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1941
Page
6
In a curious item the Aga Khan is said to be scrimping and low on dough, cutting his racing stable to one horse amid wartime pressure. The note sits among a string of jokes and quips about shortages and public hardship, reflecting a mood of tightening belts.
A fragmented notice satirizes dictator broadcasts and audience reactions. It references a Dewhurst nightmare of a Hitler speech and a warning about double crosses, then comments on a cinema showing of Gone With the Wind priced at 35 cents versus $2 in the past.
Instruction notes washing silk stockings and underwear after wear. Mend all rips and holes before washing. Turn garments inside out and rinse thoroughly, wash as soon as possible after wearing.
The magazine Natural History says the marsh owl ears act as super-sensitive microphones. It also states New Zealand first implemented a universal eight hour day.
A note explains that apiaries house bees and traces the word apiary to the Latin apias meaning bee, highlighting its Greek root via apias. The passage links modern beekeeping to historic language origins and the term for a bee yard.
Two quarts of garden loam one pint of leaf mold and one cup of sand form an ideal potting soil. Add ample broken pottery to improve drainage.
In Old Linslade England a town that had one wedding in a century C Hawkes and Ruth Simmons were wed raising the local record to two couples.
The article notes Queen Victoria and President Buchanan as the first to exchange messages over the 1858 Transatlantic cable. It recalls Theodore Roosevelt forming the Rough Riders before he became president during the Spanish American War.
The text notes that precious stones or metals cannot be shipped out of French Equatorial Africa without a government permit. It also lists unrelated trivia about oceans Lindbergh and other topics.
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