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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1931
Page
6
A fragmented historic excerpt shows Walter Damrosch praising negro spirituals with remarks about the intellect and speech of Black porters. A dialect exchange at a railroad station reflects racial language of the era and tensions in commentary.
The article stresses training children in a sanitary sense as a key home duty for health. It highlights leading reluctant kids to water, cites bacteriologists and doctors on hands spreading disease, and notes that hands are a primary disease vector while eyes misjudge cleanliness.
A U S regional officer visits to learn about veterans issues and connect with ex soldiers. The article notes his aim to inform and gather information for further discussion with officials.
The fragment hints at a dialogue about a changing world with a doctor and telegraph company involved. It references night care and adjustments to telegraph services as part of a evolving communications landscape. The passage appears to be a short literary or dramatic piece.
A dialogue contrasts a husband and wife on smoking. The man asserts he smokes only on the back porch, while the wife questions his tolerance for ashes on rugs. The exchange highlights domestic tensions over smoking habits.
A terse exchange notes that after a ring was returned by Marlon, Donald took it not home but to a pawnshop. The terse line implies a quick sale or pledge rather than personal possession.
A fragmented report notes radio performance deteriorates at home and during disruptions in the wavelengths. It records limited details about the fault and mentions a skeptical reaction to the interference.
A quip about others being worse off frames a dialogue on fortune and hardship. The speaker contrasts his luck with those relying on insufficient income from a midget golf course, while another participant acknowledges the sentiment.
A dialogue-like passage centers on a victim and a footpad arguing about value. The victim insists a watch is merely sentimental, while the assailant downplays it but acknowledges the sentiment. The excerpt focuses on emotional stakes over material worth.
A caller recalls Virginia’s father inviting him to a poker game. Jack quotes a legendary hand six aces and four kings, sparking speculation about hidden cards and clever plays in a casual exchange.
A partial dialogue shows a girl asking about dental costs and another person responding about consulting a different dentist for a mouth fitting. The text reflects informal conversation with unclear context.
Cherie Nicholas notes fashionable printed chiffon with dyed lace trims dominates summer wardrobes. She highlights durable mercerized cottons, durene mesh, and color coordinated lace as key to stylish juvenile and women's frocks, with light, sheer textures and washable finish.
The Intermountain news brief notes Utah Idaho Wool Marketing sped up shipments of wool, road work plans for Bannock county, and a new Yellowstone highway right of way purchase. It also mentions stamp tax receipts, Bear River project dating September 26 and various local incidents across Utah Idaho towns.
Designer William A. Radford offers free home building advice and presents a modern stucco over frame design suited to a setting with trees and shrubs. The plan emphasizes a simple exterior with brick foundation, porch, and small paned windows, plus flexible interior spaces including a breakfast area that could become maid’s room or nursery, three upstairs bedrooms, and an extra lavatory on the first floor.
This piece argues ownership of a home is a lifetime aim shaped by personal taste and circumstance. It stresses choosing durable, well chosen materials, avoiding false economy, and consulting skilled builders to ensure the home delivers lasting comfort and value.
Concrete may be mixed by hand or machine with machine mixing preferred for thoroughness and uniform batches. For hand mixing a watertight platform seven by twelve feet supports two workers, boards one and a half inches thick with tight joints, a beveled edge to keep material from washing off, and the process involves spreading sand, adding cement, then turning the mix with shovels until uniform in color.
The Holland Institute of Thermology states basement air is as fit for breathing as other rooms if the space is kept clean and ventilated. Unhealthful basements result from poor upkeep and lack of ventilation, but modern damp-proof foundations and large windows make basements suitable for contemporary use, including apartments in multi family buildings.
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