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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
7
A dramatic scene unfolds as Paul and Carla attempt to endure a doomed isolation. Paul, driven by love and a vow to save Carla, perseveres through darkness and peril while contemplating a perilous ascent and the final fate awaiting them in the mountain cave.
Paul climbs the wrecked rock tower and finds a sliver of sunlight that reveals an escape route. Carla awakens as he reports light in the crack, but the sight shatters her dreams of a shared earthly future and hints at Claire waiting beyond.
A Montreal Family Herald feature warns that a cruel tongue can harm more than physical torture, capable of breaking family ties and wounding loved ones more deeply than any weapon. The piece uses moral reflections on how words injure reputations and hearts.
The saying urges people to take initiative to earn what is owed to them and compares valuable rewards to apples picked from a tree. It emphasizes effort and grit, noting that only by taking action can one secure what is due.
A guide favors whole milk for calf growth highlighting vitamins minerals and protein from milk. It describes a minimum whole milk plan using enough milk to start calves but not raise costs, with withdrawal timing varying by vigor. It notes calves need hay grain and about 500 pounds of grain and 300 pounds of hay in six months and warns substitutes can cause digestive issues.
The article argues that grinding feed does not raise its value for dairy cattle. It cautions that roughage ground to pulp cannot substitute for concentrate and stresses that grinding decisions should be cost governed. It advises against feeding ground roughages as concentrates and cautions about grinding small grain for calves.
Dairy researchers from the U S Department of Agriculture report pasture yields varying with conditions. A Beltsville Maryland plot produced 420 pounds of grass in a 10 day period in May but only 91 pounds during a dry spell in August, indicating heavy feeding is needed when pasture is scarce.
University of Wisconsin trials show cod liver oil with added vitamin D reduces milk and fat output. Alfalfa hay three hours in bright sunlight fails to supply enough vitamin D for high producing cows. Three days of bright sun at Madison maintain body time as cows shed less. cows fed hay and grain lost a third of prior losses.
Grain amounts depend on cow condition and grass quality. Thin cows need more grain, but with less protein. fresh grass requires less protein than mature, scanty pasture.
England laments the last beadle of Kew seeking retirement after decades of service. Beadle duties included whipping misbehaving boys and policing manor customs, while modern beadle figures proliferate as self appointed authorities without historic regalia.
Dr Caldwell became famous for a single prescription Syrup Pepsin now forty years later is the world’s most popular laxative Millions of people use it for constipation headaches biliousness bad breath coated tongue nausea gas or low energy The formula uses herbs and pure ingredients and is gentle for women and children safe for bowels according to doctors choice.
A fragmentary exchange shows a sharp retort about relationships and trust. The speaker remarks on the impossibility of intimacy with a person described as utterly crooked, reflecting on betrayal and distance.
An 88 year old Londoner broadcasts a claim that Sir Alfred Yarrow is the oldest man to speak into a microphone. Sir Alfred, famed shipbuilder, is being celebrated for his radio speech and noted as one of England's most active men with a storied career and public appearances.
A quoted exchange features Guttierrez claiming a rapid road speed of 150 mph from Barcelona in a car. The dialogue questions the velocity, noting it as a good speed despite the odd phrasing.
A novel clock that tells time and how to spend it appeared in Paris shops. The dial shows hints for activities with hours indicated by pictures. Morning is golf, afternoon is bridge, and the cock-through is not omitted.
ACareta quotes reveal Mueller's three sons as engaged in racing and music. One son races, another sprints, and the third composes. The remark underscores a family blend of athletic and artistic pursuits.
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