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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1926
Page
5
A collection of humorous newspaper quips about war, weather, real estate, presidents, prohibition, and business. The pieces poke satirical questions and punchlines, noting how topics like rain, vacations, cars, and cucumbers prompt quick wit across papers.
The Idaho A A A reports exceptionally good roads for this time of year. North of New Meadows the north and south highway remains closed, while northern roads are fair to good and the Oregon Trail from Weiser to Pocatello is excellent.
Researchers conclude the so called rose of Sharon is actually a tulip, tulipa praecox, with no Hebrew term. Archaeological findings support the misnaming across translations.
A cartoonish voice, Professor Noodle, urges a man to embrace nursing to support his future wife who vows not to wed until she becomes a nurse. The exchange hints at domestic roles and light humor in a dated style.
The Baltic is the shallowest sea with an average depth of 48 yards, followed by the Adriatic at 45 yards.
A concise proverb advises that a good traveler does not waste time fretting over minor travel annoyances whether on short trips or long journeys. It emphasizes patience and practicality in journeys and daily life.
Early inquiries from the middle west southwest and California indicate heavy tourist travel into Idaho. The A A A reports plans to augment service with bureaus at Green River Pocatello Boise Twin Falls Coeur d Alene and Wallace, aiming for local autonomy and closer community reach as hotel tourism grows.
A six dollar gold piece loses about fourteen percent of its weight in a year according to New York assay reports. The article notes wear causes loss as coins circulate and suggests precautionary measures for collectors and merchants.
A poem by Jesse Law honors the twin boys of Mr and Mrs Jesse Law who died shortly after birth. It reflects grief and gratitude for support from friends, expresses faith in eventual reunion, and ends with a hopeful note about time easing sorrow.
In London a business competitor called Frederick Padden a fool. Padden sued and the court awarded $15,000 in damages, which he says proves the insult false.
Chinese operated chain stores now lead segments of the Philippines retail market. The shift positions these firms at the forefront of consumer shopping, affecting competition, pricing, and local business dynamics across major urban centers.
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