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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
3
The article recalls Dr Caldwell who sought a safe remedy for constipation in 1885. His herbal syrup became a world leading laxative praised for gentle action and pleasant taste. It is widely sold in drugstores today for sluggish bowels and related symptoms.
The bureau reports growth in high school enrollment with twice as many students entering high school now as ten years ago. Frank M. Phillips notes nearly all students attend until fifth grade, while 842 of 1000 sixth graders entered high school and 189 graduated in 2018. In 1926, 247 of 1000 entered high school and graduated.
Introducing Peribonka, a small French Canadian village, focusing on Paul Kirke a descendant of Molly Brant's kin and his tangled life. He engineers near Peribonka while his wife Claire remains in Europe, and he pursues Carla the village teacher as drama unfolds with family tensions and letters of sympathy.
Paul returns to life in Ames with Claire and Carla Haldan while Claire, now a wife on the hill, grows close to Carla. He observes Claire’s warmth, Carla’s renewed happiness, and their shared world as he contemplates crossing a gulf between them. The triangle deepens amid memory, grief, and cultural tension.
The famed artillery commander General Lord Henry Horne is linked to the creeping barrage but is said to have credited its invention to Brig. Gen. E. W. Alexander V. C. at the Flers action on September 4 1914 during World War I.
A small town church notes a visitor drops a $10 bill in the collection. The passerby praises the sermon and the parson replies that church costs require such generosity. The exchange ends with mutual thanks.
Florida hosts a large assortment of insect catching plants including butterworts sun dews pitcher plants and bladder worts Nature Magazine notes five pitcher plant species grow in Florida with flowers called fantastical by a 1072 writer. The trumpet shaped leaves lure trap and digest prey in a striking display of adaptation.
In a Pierre address South Dakota Governor Gunderson laments life as an old maid. A humorous pet shop scene follows with a woman selecting goldfish and asking which size offers the best company.
A Hamburg developed lamp reflects light to guide birds, preventing fatal crashes at coastal lighthouses. Recent tests prove successful and all German coast lighthouses will be equipped with the lamps to spare migrating birds.
An old style advertisement touts Castoria as a safe, gentle remedy for babies and young children. It claims Castoria soothes upset stomachs and bowel issues, calms fretfulness, and urges using the genuine product with Charles H. Fletcher’s signature on the package.
The Jewish Agricultural Society estimates 80,000 Jewish farmers with one million acres in the United States. Thirty years ago only about a thousand Jews farmed in America. The society provides scientific advice, loans, and help in locating suitable farm sites.
A group digging in the street noticed a house sign reading Antiques. They argued over its meaning until one large man declared it as a cue to class and proclaimed it a place where fancy dancing is taught.
A humorous exchange about electricity and hair reacts to a dry cell metaphor. The snippet also notes a proverb about a woman capable of making a fool of any man, reflecting dated gender views.
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