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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1930
Page
5
A collection of aphorisms on human nature and social conduct. It ponders how worry frames our troubles and how speech shapes influence. It notes paradoxes in behavior from motorists to pedestrians and cites the Kansas City Star as the source.
A miscellaneous reflection piece from the Midweek Feature Section of the Chicago Daily News remarking on money poverty reformers religious motives and personal behavior in aphoristic tones. It discusses wealth readiness happiness responsibility and borrowing with a satirical edge.
A quirky summary notes ice cream's introduction to France around 1550, mentions The Cylops as a legendary one eyed giant race in Sicily, and cites myths about the Alps and ancient elements. It also covers a submarine range between Samoa and New Zealand and Camana Venezuela as an old English town in South America.
News Notes from multiple Idaho towns report varied items. Gambill claims tame geese could be killed with a stick. Local irrigation and storage, weather, and road conditions are discussed along with farming and cooperative movements in Boise Nampa Idaho Falls Pocatello Burley Twin Falls Montpelier.
Introducing residents of Periborka including the Crippled Lady, idol of locals. Paul Kirke, descendant of Molly Brant’s sister, inherits Indian traits. His New York financier father’s partner’s daughter Claire Durand becomes his wife as he leads engineering work in Pertbouka.
Paul, isolated in a forested region, watches his wife in Europe and Carla Haldan near his office. Carla visits in the rain with flowers, sharing private warmth while Paul contemplates love, loneliness, and a growing emotional tension between duty, desire, and distant marriage.
Dr. William Norman Guthrie argues in Churchman that from the 8th to 12th centuries western Europe used the church as a stronghold and sanctuary from feudal justice, with Mont St Mihiel’s Carolingian core reflecting safety over festive gathering. The piece cites a Detroit News summary.
A compact quotation from Rabbi Ben Aral warns to spare those who obey when fearing rulers. It follows with a modern quip urging not to oversleep to make dreams come true. The two lines contrast old wisdom with a contemporary self help refrain.
An endorsement from Mrs. Hill Omaha Nebraska cites California Fig Syrup as the trusted remedy for a baby's weak bowels. The ad notes a long history of physician approval and that over four million bottles are used yearly.
The statement argues that Shakespeare proves profanity is unnecessary for powerful drama. It suggests contemporary writers can craft strong works without coarse language, emphasizing wit, rhythm, and dramatic tension to engage audiences.
The piece discusses the challenges of adolescence, claims a safe herbal tonic aids nerves and appetite, and promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription from Buffalo New York. It notes dangers in cities with a moral warning about wolves and sheep.
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