Eleanor 1 Porter
A brief note cites Eleanor H. Porter and references copyright credit.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
2
A brief note cites Eleanor H. Porter and references copyright credit.
In a diary style narrative a young girl recalls a family drama at a college where her mother the president’s wife grows distant from the husband and becomes social with students. The tension leads to a shift in family dynamics and hints at an upcoming divorce while the narrator reflects on childhood and a hidden past.
A preface summary where Mary explains a perceived double personality and explains why she wrote the diary that becomes a novel. Nurse Sarah recounts Mary's birth and her father the astronomer and his early fascination with the child. Nurse Barah details Mary’s mother’s marriage to the professor and the family’s unusual origins.
Rome restaurants face fines for keeping luxury taxes paid by Americans. The notice hints at continued coverage of the issue.
An orangutan Windy recounts a visitor at the zoo who was fascinated by the simian and amused by his tricks. The animal describes guiding a lady to a monkey house room, performing routine tasks, and sharing a banana as the crowd watched.
A new device designed to reduce traffic accidents by automatically applying brakes and cutting ignition when sensors detect a collision risk. Mounted in the bumper area, flexible contact bars trigger a brake and ignition shutoff, adding braking force and sounding the horn at low to moderate speeds.
An educational campaign stresses correct lubrication for internal combustion engines and warns that inferior oils degrade quickly, form sediment and carbon residue, and cause wear. Dealers’ influence affects oil choice, risking substandard substitutes and wasted material, urging higher quality oils despite higher initial cost.
The article warns that the carburetor acts as the lungs of an automobile and urges regular cleaning and draining to prevent dirt from entering. It notes sediment accumulates in the gasoline tank and can reach the carburetor, causing sputtering and poor engine breathing.
A new car owner searches for trouble and finds more rain. Advice covers adjusting the carburetor, ensuring ignition timing, inspecting electrical wiring, and fastening loose connections. Battery should be tested or recharged if needed.
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