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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1927

Page

9

The Recluse of Fifth Avenue

Peter Milman, a reclusive man of faded status, confronts mounting tragedy after Hazen Brewer’s collapse. His fortune vanishes as he clings to a Fifth Avenue property, while his lawyer Herman Loddon coldly prophesies Milman’s ruin amid a web of debt and betrayal.

Peter Milman Lfe Lower Fifth Avenue Sneed Hazen Brewer Brewer Milman Peter Miman Herton Loddon Loddon Ins Leno Peter Allman Herman Loddon Herman Goy Brecer Fifth Avenue Laddon Toddon Iuzen

Milman Declines to Leave Family Home Amid Turmoil

Peter Milman confronts a looming mortgage crisis tied to Hazen Brewer while Loddon, a rival lawyer, schemes over power and social slights. Milman returns home to his museum rooms filled with heirlooms and notes a ruthless resolve forming as he contemplates justice.

Queer Farmhand Sparks Long-Lost Love at Little River

Ann Richland rekindles romance with Everett Lewis after a mistaken-identity night ride in her old car. The pair confronts a bank robbery scare, then reunites. Everett returns as a teacher and Ann mans the car, continuing daily station runs.

Ann Richland Ann Little River Dan Mills Benjamin Brown Dan Annie Ben Brown Dan Bis Brown Ann Nichland Everett Lewis Tittle River Old Pre Brown Ben Everett Vilage Iver Ann Righland Fey Ann Sli

Composer Payne Song Tied to Loneliness and Travel

The Kansas City Star reports on John Howard Payne writing a winded song during a period of poverty in London. He cites October gloom and loneliness as inspiration while recalling childhood memories in Easthampton. Payne heard a peasant girl sing in Italy and sent a tune outline to Harry B. Bishop, who refined the air to accompany the lyrics.

John Howard Payne London Payne Easthampton L. L Fields Italy Harry B. Bishop Kansas

Folly of Fashion in Henry Eighth Era Garments

Frederick Tisdale notes in Liberty an article about Henry VIII England where heavy padded garments allegedly caused a parliament bench to be built outside the house for taunting dandies to rest their mattresses and thighs.

England Henry the Eighth Frederick ‘Tisdale Liberty

Ambiguous Territorial Claim On Yellowstone Square Miles

Fragment mentions Yellowstone park areas and ownership of square feet per person but lacks clear figures or entities. Cannot determine a coherent event or subject from the text.

Yellowstone Park Americur Eitigen

Hercules and the Augean Stables Cleaning Trick

In a playful tale a hero boasts of a great cleaning feat and then quips about his wife tidying the house, framing a humorous domestic contrast. The exchange highlights a lighthearted mythic twist on a famed labor.

Hercules

Bell-Ans Indigestion Relief Advertisement

Bell-Ans promises relief from gas belching heartburn and other digestive troubles. The ad touts over eight decades of use and offers 25c and 7éc packages at drug stores or free samples by mail from Bell Co Inc Orangeburg NY.

Bell & C O., Inc Orangeburg N. Y

What s a detour The roughest distance between two points

The text contrasts detours with direct paths and describes star colors and temperatures. It mentions red yellow orange hotter white and blue stars as the hottest of all, reflecting a sensory, astronomical style.

Birds and insects warm weather notes from Nature Magazine

The text remarks that the bluebird seeks many homes and feeds by flying to ground, returning with insects. It describes its habit of turning its feathers and gathering winged prey for its meal. It also offers a warning about aiming high to avoid brickbats, suggesting 40 as a reach.

Nature Magazine

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