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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1932
Page
6
Nassau police recovered five gold bars valued at $60 000 after arresting Gerald Fitzgerald a fisherman who led officers to a spot along the south shore of New Providence island. He had found the cache beneath a wild plum tree marked with Freemasonry signs last October and will receive a third of the treasure with the rest going to the British government.
The lighthouse service installs new radio beacons to complete its coastal network. The Scotland lightship latest to enter service marking part of the coastwise navigation enhancement along the Old South Channel used by vessels entering and leaving New York harbor.
A sealed bottle with Gustav J. Wreck of Baltimore Md appeared recently at the southwest tip of Ireland near Crookhaven harbor after bobbing and tossing in the Atlantic for almost six years.
Survey reports 1930 81 pelts from fur bearing animals in Michigan worth over 650000 at low mood prices. Muskrat accounted for about one third of the total with trappers benefiting as the state department records the season revenue.
The Baltimore Sun discusses a new Mixtecan tomb found in Oaxaca. The 15th century relics illustrate multiple cultural influences before the Spanish conquest and promise insights for specialists and general readers alike. The find, aided by private funding including Dwight Morrow's contributions, may rank among late era discoveries in American heritage.
A witty exchange between a lady with a notebook and Senator Sorghum ponders the duties of a public figure. They discuss being both politician and statesman and the tension with genuine patriotism. The dialogue ventures into irony about love and judgment.
doctors warn fussiness in infants often stems from constipation and recommend Castoria as a gentle vegetable remedy. The ad touts Castoria as safe for babies and older children, claiming it relieves colic and promotes restful sleep with a regular, mild laxative effect.
The boss frets over his son’s college graduation this year. The piece likens being a good shot to being a good speller, framing talent as a gift rather than earned skill.
An advertisement touts Fellows Syrup as a tonic for weakness and nervousness. It claims to stimulate appetite and lift overall energy, suggesting early doses prove its building effect. Doctors are said to prescribe it, and readers are urged to ask pharmacists for the genuine product.
The fragment mentions playful phrases about binding lame duck reports and feeding children chocolate candy with wet sponges. It references Modern Cook and a comic remark about a cook who is a chemist but a poor electrician. It also notes Gunmen of the New West becoming so by comparing to the Old West.
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