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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1930
Page
7
A wry old saying notes that disbelief in signs undercuts the craft of sign painting, implying skill relies on reading signals, trust, and timing. The remark highlights caution in practice and the value of guidance.
Story set in Perlonka highlights residents including the Crippled Lady idol of locals. Paul Kirke, descendant of Molly Brant’s sister, inherits strong Indian traits and runs engineering near Peribonka. His financier father ties to New York. Paul marries Claire Durand while his wife travels in Europe. He falls for Carla, the village teacher.
Mrs Haldan Carla and Paul share a poignant hour as Carla’s mother evokes past mountains and memories. Paul walks in rain with longing for three women: his mother Carla and his wife Claire, who remain in his heart as he returns to Derwent’s home.
Paul and Carla travel through autumn sun to Peribonka, where Carla's change and shared love of nature deepen their bond. A luncheon with the Chapdelaines and a moment by the river seal memories of Carla, Peribonka, and the small plot of ground. The day haunts Paul as he writes a heartfelt letter to his wife, revealing renewed hope and desire.
Reports from Matheran near Bombay detail bold monkey depredations as gangs snatch food and articles from women and children. The article notes monkeys frequent temple areas and even railway stations, where travelers must close carriage windows to prevent thefts.
Fresno farmer George C. Roeding faced a failing 60 acre fig orchard in which fruit failed to develop. After visiting Smyrna he learned wild fig fruit carried wasps essential for pollination. He imported wild trees and applied the method, saving his crop and boosting California fig growing.
A Denver mother endorses California Fig Syrup as a pure vegetable laxative that regulates bowels and stomachs and strengthens pale underweight children. She cites rapid improvement in her son after using it and notes physicians have endorsed the product for 50 years with strong sales.
Mrs Chatterton has a wide 20 party telephone line in operation while Mrs Gazippe recalls an old tale. The exchange hints at social dynamics and shared listening in a tight community.
Good Goody B. R. notes a friend visiting in Berlin with his brother's family. A chambermaid customarily says good night to her mistress and then to guests. She is warned not to speak to guests. later she repeats the phrase to a visiting man and exits quietly.
A compact quip from London Tit-Bits about social talk and affection. The exchange suggests playful banter over a broken window and a humorous mispronunciation. The piece reflects lighthearted public sentiment in a bygone era.
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