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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1929
Page
9
The article argues Easter embodies the universal spirit of resurrection beyond Christian belief. It links the word Easter to sunrise, cycles of daily and yearly life, and the hope of immortality. It celebrates spring’s renewal, nature’s signs, and the human quest for meaning in life and enduring joy.
Fragmented text recounts the history of a major English cathedral linked to Protestant tradition. It cites origins in 610 A.D. and multiple destructions by fire, rebuilding by Christopher Wren, and notable figures like Lord Nelson and the Duke of Wellington associated with its story. The piece mentions grand dimensions and architectural notes.
Road crews in multiple cities of Idaho worked after a Monday storm leaving mud and water on roads as warm weather followed. Officials reported delays in beacon installations along the Salt Lake Boise air route and discussed upcoming improvements and transportation plans across Boise Jerome Hailey and other towns.
North Carolina State College tests with nine cows show pasture improves butterfat and yield. Cows fed cotton seed hulls produced 201 pounds daily at 4.64 percent fat, then 200 pounds at 4.88 percent fat with corn silage and hay, and finally 213 pounds at 5.39 percent fat on green wheat and crimson clover pasture.
The article outlines grain rations for mature bulls to prevent fatness and slow breeding. It recommends 100 pounds corn, 50 bran, 40 oats, 10 oilmeal, 5 bonemeal daily, with 2-4 pounds total daily feed for small bulls and 15 pounds for a 1500 pound bull in good condition. It cautions against excess silage and fatness slowing breeding.
Guidance on dairy farm practices urges strict cleanliness and careful handling of feed and cows. Emphasizes ventilation in barns, warmth and fresh air for animal health, and choosing good hay such as cowpea hay for digestibility and nutrition.
Makes. Hehes of Makes. Hehes of Children's stomachs sour, and need an anti acid. Keep their systems sweet with Phillipa Milk of Magnesia. When tongue or breath tells of acid condition correct it with a spoonful of Phillips. Most men and women have been comforted by this universal wweetener for their children. It is a pleasant thing to take and neutralizes more acid than harsher alternatives. Phillips is the genuine prescriptive product endorsed by physicians for general uses. Milk of Magnesia has been the U S registered trade mark of the Charles H Phillips Chemical Co. and its predecessor since 1875.
A short dialogue exchange features a tentative question to kiss followed by a playful promise not to bite as the moment unfolds. The vignette captures a moment of intimate hesitation and lighthearted reply.
A vintage advertisement touts Castoria as a universal remedy for children and adults, claiming it relieves colic constipation and diarrhea. It emphasizes safety for infants, urges daily use, and notes doctors approve giving Castoria to babies.
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