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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
6
An OCR fragment lists MOLER BARBER COLLEGE at 433 West Temple Street alongside ARTISTS' MATERIALS and MOUNTAIN ART CO. ads for finishing, framing, kodaks, and art supplies. It mentions special rush service if readers reference the paper and includes a stray comic caption about a golfer missing a putt.
A young man told his sweetheart he was drawn to her by a metaphorical comparison saying she was a lovely flower and he a bee and he was a mouse and she a piece of gheesa. She rose and left the room.
American naval officers completed loading the airship Roma onto the United States transport Mars purchased from Italy. The Mars will continue its voyage to the United States. Rioting renewed in Belfast as Unionists attacked service men's demonstrations, signaling heightened tensions in East Belfast.
In central Germany the security police report a siege of Bolshevik agitation with 4000 arrests. An Associated Press correspondent was repeatedly questioned, records read, and a police superintendent pressed for motives. Authorities explained their fear stemmed from communist dominance, ten to one. A stray dog in Charleston, West Virginia, later claimed a mournful last act at a graveside.
The high society clash centers on the contest for the throne of Albania between Princess Anastasia Leeds, now Princess Christopher of Greece, and Princess Vlora, formerly Belén Kelly, widow of Frank J. Gould. Each possesses immense wealth as the rivalry unfolds in American society circles.
Queen Sophie of Greece led cabinet action to aid 20000 refugees in Kalamarta near Salonika. Red Cross funds and 15 doctors were sent, with Col. Shaw and Col. Olds coordinating care. Lillian Spellman and a medical team administered relief as disease and hunger surged.
Walter Stewart, a farmer from Deartland Hollow, Connecticut, fired two .22 bullets into his forehead and two into his body. He told the doctor he was discouraged and would not try the gun again, noting the failure left him more discouraged but determined to avoid the method.
A pet monkey named Jane, belonging to Mrs Mary E Harpistoria of New York Queens, reportedly adopted four kittens in Mrs Halpin's yard several days ago. The mother cat is believed killed.
An observer notes a stark contrast between the courteous, dignified official and wealthy Turk and the unruly crowds brought by occupation in Constantinople. Abdul Medjid Effendi praises retained manners while detailing the chaos of soldiers and sailors in the streets, with taverns, gambling dens, and midnight crowds shaping the city’s atmosphere.
The Living Age discusses Mar write Wolf predicting a French king in 15 years and a divinity appearing in France. It cites Clemenceau as Robespierre reborn and Mil Jerand of Louis XIV, plus Barres and Danton Debussy claimed reincarnations. Wolf allegedly channels historic figures like Pindar and Homer, and spends 12 000 francs yearly on candles to maintain a vibratory atmosphere.
A fifth grade teacher rumored to be engaged to the young principal supported his anti smoking campaign. Students anonymously surrendered tobacco from pockets to the teacher who directed them to Mr T. A boy added that his sister Bess plans to give tobacco to her beau.
A father reflects on missing the chance to take his young son to a game and the lifelong joy and connection such moments create. The piece emphasizes father son rapport through baseball and the value of shared time at the park.
Four year old Catherine gazes at a circus elephant and blurts out a humorous description, calling it a fat horse with a tail by its eyes. Her remark captures a child's candid misperception and curious charm.
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