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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
6
The Blade of Picardy is cited with copyright by The Bobbe Merril in California clarifying ownership. The note appears as a bibliographic reference within a 20th century publication listing rights and credits.
Captain Francola de Vigny serves with Maximilian’s army in Mexico and uncovers a spy plot led by Pablo Madrella. Disguised as Madrella he infiltrates La Anita’s home, overhears betrayal by Colonel Lopez, and learns Madrella’s planned escape to Juarez. An assassination attempt on De Vigny ensues as events spiral toward exposure.
The narrator and Pasqual escape through a window after a violent confrontation with Madrella and Manuel near Cuernavaca. They ride on toward Treinta, resting briefly at an arroyo and planning to reunite the next day while a wary Pasqual guards against pursuit.
In a tense encounter at Puente de Ixtla Madrella feigns loyalty and escapes a trap by turning his cover as a French agent into a meeting with Benito Juarez. Don Felis Perez aids, Juarez pledges protection, and Madrella secures safe passage toward Cuernavaca.
A discussion on old prejudices against selling dogs and the biblical term dog as a symbol of impurity. The piece contrasts views on Deuteronomy 24 18 and notes Palestine’s contempt for dogs. It also surveys the shift from clogs to rubber soles reflecting urban street noise and fashion.
A summary of early U S urban origins cites St. Augustine Florida founded by Spaniards in 1565 as the oldest city. Santa Fe New Mexico founded in 1605, Jamestown Virginia established in 1607, and Plymouth Massachusetts settled by Pilgrims in December 1620 as the oldest New England town.
Professor Burtt of Chicago University says advances in evolution may create a new human type that ends the era of the accident prone, dull-witted form. The remark frames a speculative future where nature’s adjustments produce improved humanity.
In a tense scene General Escobedo confronts Pablo Madrella as Juarez and the President discuss Maximilian’s maneuvering. Escobedo confirmsCuernavaca’s strategic trap and hidden Belgian corps, while the President’s plans unfold through the trusted links of Madrella and Migua Lopez.
A physician reflects on constipation as a constant issue over 47 years and endorses Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a mild, non habit forming treatment. He rejects drastic purges and urges daily bowel movement, recommending the syrup or a free trial from Monticello Illinois.
Dr James Oliver lectures at the Institute of Hygiene claiming arsenic is added to many everyday foods in England including bread and cocoa. He warns the public against pervasive contamination and urges scrutiny of meal ingredients.
A witty remark from the Home Journal quotes Mrs Loude as blunt and humorous, noting she calls a spade a steam shovel in a pointed exchange. The piece highlights a sharp, humorous exchange reflecting her candid style.
A terse aphorism notes that conceit acts as a relief for small men, rendering them content. The remark suggests vanity serves as a tranquilizer, dulling reality.
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