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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1927

Page

3

A J Brosseau Elected VP of United States Chamber

A. J. Brosseau of New York was elected vice president of the United States Chamber of Commerce to succeed Laula E. Pierson who was elected president.

A J. Brosseau New York United States Chamber of Commerce Laula E. Pierson

His Conviction Nephew and Misogynist Uncle

A folded exchange shows a weary nephew preparing for marriage as a trial. An uncle remarks marriage is less harsh than serving a sentence, highlighting tension and humor in a domestic vignette.

Nicknames Span Sports to Presidents in Americana Echo

This essay traces how nicknames like Babe Ruths Babe and Bambino since Heros of footballs Galloping Ghost to Holes in politics Abraham Lincoln Old Hickory shaped public memory. It notes how sports stars endure in fame through monikers while political fame wanes without them.

Babe Bambino Poker Face Flying Finn Trudy Tor Seattle Wash Portland Maine Hibbing Minn Baton Rouge George Herman Ruth Babe” Ruth Harold—Grange Tennessee Zachary Taylor Theodore Roosevelt H Executive Teddy T. R Abe Abraham Lincoln Lst White House Henry Clay Harry of Stephen A. Douglas John O. Fremont Daniel Webster Winfield Scott George B. McClellan Little Mac Napoleon Winfield Scott Hancock James G. Blaine Knight William Jennings Bryan Platte Christy Mathewson Matty Mall Sihe New York Sultan of Swat Tyrus Raymond Cobb Ruth Georgia Peach

Selects Her Own Nest By Wilton Hen

O E Herson of Wilton New Hampshire owns four hens that wander daily from Main Street store area to Drapers brothers garage entrance. The hen enters the office, perches on a shelf and settles in briefly before flying away. A nest is left behind and the bird repeats the stunt each day waiting for a shop to open.

O. E. Herson Wilton N. H National Drapers Brothers Boston Globe

Days Becoming Longer In A Slower Earth Spin

The article notes the day’s lengthening is tied to a gradual slowdown in Earth’s rotation. It explains this change is steady but will take time before daily hours feel noticeably longer.

Lengthening Day Adds Tiny Time on Acre

The note claims the longer day is from a tenth of a second per thousand scars, suggesting a marginal time gain. It frames the change as a minor adjustment tied to daylight lengthening.

Elstlana John L. Sullivan John J Boston Strong Boy James J. Corbett Gentleman Jim Bob Fitzsimmons Buddy Bob Jack Johnson Sam Langford Battling Nelson Harry Greb Pittsburgh Fred Fulton Jess Willard John Harrison

Cotton on Throne Phrase Used by Senator James H Uammond

In March 1858 in the senate James H Uammond used the expression Cotton to King to stress the cotton industry’s importance and its fate tied to its condition and destiny.

James H. Uammond Senate

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