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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1927

Page

3

United States highway system to mark 80 000 miles nationwide

The federal bureau of public roads announced a complete national highway system with 80 000 miles of uniformly marked routes. Main transcontinental lines will be numbered in tens from 10 to 90, with east west even numbers and north south odd numbers. Connecting roads will carry a third digit to show relation to trunk lines.

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National highway signs shaping 1927 touring scene

The article describes federal route markers and signage standardization across states, outlining the 1927 highway system. It explains marker design, color coding, and symbol shapes, noting the shift toward a single national system to replace varied local signs and highway associations. It states the new marker is now standard in 22 states with 30 more to adopt by season’s end.

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New Major U S Highway Routes Adopted for Marking

The American Association of State Highway Officials adopts uniform markings for new transcountry routes. Major links include Detroit to Seattle, Atlantic City to San Francisco, Chicago to Mobile, and Savannah to San Diego, with numerous northern southern and coastal connections across the nation.

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Center of North America Centered Near Devils Lake

The U S board of surveys and maps fixes the geographic center of North America near Devils Lake in North Dakota at 8 degrees 10 minutes North and 100 degrees 10 minutes West. The point lies a few miles west of Devils Lake and becomes a national center monument.

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Ocean Temperature Drops Decline Hints At Colder Year

Scientists report Atlantic coast ocean water cools each year, suggesting a trend toward colder conditions. They warn the coming days may continue losing warmth as climate patterns evolve.

Atlantic

Iceland A Winter Resort In Distant Years Forecast

The article predicts Iceland becoming a winter resort far in the future while France remains mostly deserted, active only during a few summer months.

Iceland France

Gain in Ability From Patent Medicine Slogan

Fragmentary reader letter praises a remedy claiming dramatic personal change. The text appears to endorse the medicine, noting initial inability followed by improved behavior. The legible parts reference gratitude and blessing to the manufacturers.

Wealthy widow Weds Shamus Widow of Multimillionaire

The widow of a New York Morning Telegraph magnate, Mrs. Howard-Mussell, known as the Shamus widow of the multimillionaire Puli Sher, is reported to have married Col L. G. Ament, former chief of investigators for the United States veterans' bureau.

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Archbigamist John Kearny Confesses After Capture

John Kearny, infamous archbigamist, was captured by San Francisco police after escaping from a locked closet where a woman had confined him during a home robbery. He admits to having been terrified at least fourteen times during his spree.

John Kearny

Ice Cream Freezer Refits Prompt Hardware Dealer

A brief exchange shows a hardware dealer seeking customer preferences for freezer refits while a young bride requests specific ice cream flavors including chocolate and orange sherbet. The dialogue emphasizes the dealer’s exclusive agency and the customer’s evolving needs.

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