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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1942

Page

7

Red Range continues band of gunplay and pursuit

Don Cameron evades the law while being pursued by Nevil Lowe and others in Texas Panhandle country. Janet Tenison confronts hidden pasts as Con trains with Step and plans to report killings, with rustlers and a looming investigation shaping the tense western saga.

Linn Don Cameron Caramba Vear Topeka Tenison Nevil Lowe Tivan Janet Tenisons Broken Wheel Dad Paramore Megeath Monk Irby Latimers Con Moegeath Dad Rarazengi Caramba Chicago Horsehide Texas Panhandle Janton Perch Dad Gonzales Dandy West Dan Jeff Nevill Topeka Gracey Helligo Martinez Ramon Martinez Step Onopa Gunslick Gon Amigo

When a Soldier's Wife Seeks New Friends in a Foreign City

In a letter from Isabel Moore living in Philadelphia with her husband on defense work, two daughters 19 and 16 feel uprooted. Kathleen Norris counsels on forging social ties, hosting small gatherings, and building a local circle to ease homesickness and create new friendships.

Kathleen Norris Ike Isabel Moore Philadelphia Montreal Atlanta Junior Tom Austin Jean Ann Isabel Bart

Friendship leads children to new friends after change

The piece urges parents to guide children discreetly as they seek new friends after a major life change. It emphasizes creating a welcoming home atmosphere through genuine friendship rather than costly efforts, noting children will respond to such warmth.

Jean Ann Robinson Boy

Meon Meg Javelina Spurs Arizona Hunters In Open Season

Meon Meg the javelina provides sport for Arizona hunters during the winter open season. The wild desert hog is savage and will attack when cornered. Water tunnels exist as deep as 750 feet below New York City.

Meon Meg Arizona New York City

Sea Proximity Rule in British Isles Notable Claim

The article states no location in the British Isles is more than 80 miles from the sea, highlighting a rare measure of coastline access.

British Isles

Edwin Denby’s WWI Marine ascent from private to major

The late Edwin Denby, former secretary of the navy, joined the Marine Corps in World War I at age 47 as a private and emerged with the rank of major.

Edwin Denby Secretary of the Navy Marine Corps

Lon Chaney Honored by Marines at Funeral

The late Lon Chaney, famed star of marine corps pictures, was attended by an honor guard of Marines at his funeral.

Lon Chaney Marine Corps

Marines Consume Three Times Coffee as Civilians

Figures indicate U S military personnel including marines drink about three times as much coffee as civilians do. Data contrasts military consumption with civilian habits and highlights strong usage among service members.

U.S

Capitol Costs Missouri Fourth State House

A historical note states the fourth Missouri state capitol building cost 18 573 dollars. The figure reflects the expense of constructing the capital facility in a past era.

Missouri

Antares Star Stands 450 Times Bigger Than the Sun

The Antares star is reported as 450 times larger in size than the sun, highlighting its immense scale in the cosmos. This comparison underscores the vast differences between giant stars and our own solar body.

Antares

Barograph, Admirals, and Camel Cigarettes Across Forces

A barograph pictures dis orders as an etymology note. Admirals derive from an old Arabic word meaning commander of. Camel cigarettes dominate sales in Navy Army Marines and Coast Guard service stores and are popular gifts. Local dealers offer Camel cartons for troops.

Amir al Miral Navy Army Marines Coast Guard Adv

Plow design by Daniel Webster with eight oxen

Daniel Webster, an idwman from over a century ago, designed a 12 foot long plow that turned a furrow 12 to 14 inches deep and 16 inches wide. He claimed to do a good job of plowing with eight oxen pulling.

Daniel Webster

Marines Make Up Six Of Eleven In Stockholm Rifle Match

Six of the eleven men who competed in the International Rifle matches at Stockholm in 1929 were United States Marines.

Stockholm Sweden U. S. Marines

Colors for Porch and Lawn Furniture Trends

In choosing colors for painting porch and lawn furniture, select attractive cushion materials and let their patterns suggest colors while matching the house exterior. Slender chairs suit bright hues. large pieces suit softer shades with bright-edge accents.

Hydroelectric Reserve Alaska's Untapped Water Power Potential

The Alaska hydroelectric reserve holds vast undeveloped potential for water power to meet future population or industry demand.

Alaska

Fish Senses Shape Distinctive Feeding Habits

The trout relies mainly on sight to locate prey while the dogfish uses smell and the carp is guided by taste. This contrast highlights how species adapt their hunting and foraging through different sensory cues.

British Columbia Miner Ranks Second in Canada

A British Columbia mineral ranking places the province second in mineral production among Canada's provinces. The remark notes blue eyed individuals are often associated with high scores in rifle and pistol events.

British Columbia Canada

Southern rice growers condemn the bobolink

Northern observers note the bird causes no harm locally as it nests nearby and feeds mainly on insects and weed seeds, contrasting southern criticisms with a quieter regional stance.

Why Cockleburs Kill Gorn With Seed Longevity

The note discusses corn seed viability and crop damage tied to seed longevity, noting corn seed remains viable for seven years while longevity elsewhere is shorter and leads to field issues. It implies ongoing agricultural concerns around seed storage and crop health.

Gorn

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