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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
3
A compact reflection on how zeal and restraint contend within us when faced with bold questions. The quote from Scott prompts consideration of timing and courage in responses.
Robert W. Chambers challenges the claim that modern school titers surpass past novelists in a Century club literary argument. He recalls an amateur photographer asserting that the finest photography now comes from amateurs, and his companion questions the truth, prompting the reply that any amateur would confirm it.
The passage recalls Newton Booth Tarkington’s remark on a stage clean-up in Indianapolis and a telling joke about an ugly man visiting a widow. A young girl’s shocked line at the zoo is cited as part of the anecdote about propriety and appearance.
A five year old cat owned by F. J. Wanse in Fairfax county Virginia lost three of her four kittens. Wanse tried replacing them with three baby squirrels which the cat accepted. The same cat fostered three squirrels two years prior and later they left on their own.
Hindu scientist with a thorny Thame argues that kindness helps plants grow. Feet Grace Tabor of the Woman's Home Companion agrees and urges vegetarians to recall compassion toward all living things when criticizing meat eaters.
An advertisement touts Bell-Ans for indigestion belching heartburn and related digestive issues. Claims over 30 years of use and offers 25¢ and 75¢ packages and free samples from Bell & Co.Inc. Orangeburg N.Y.
The Dearborn Independent reports that over 3,000,000 yards of surplus military fabric once used for tents and wagon covers have been turned to post office authorities for mail bags. It notes the fabric sells at 2.50 dollars per half ton and four dollars per ton, with Alaska not sending any away.
Betty Pemberton misses her fiancé David Millbank after a vanished diamond necklace case. A prison memoir reveals a circumstantial burglary by a butler, while David’s letter explains his disappearance as a bid to protect their future. They marry and receive a new diamond necklace.
Mes Bainbridge Colby sues for divorce in the Paris court alleging proceedings by her husband the former secretary of state. Before marriage in 1895 she was Miss Nathalie Sedgwick of Stockbridge Massachusetts.
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