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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1927
Page
9
In a tense, unresolved discussion, Williams Dussett and Rawson debate the killer of a woman linked to Stokes. Dussett doubts a guilty motive, while Williams and Stanson push for evidence pointing to Stokes, as Rawson seeks access to Stokes and his wife for questioning.
Detectives press Stokes during an interview about the island murder case. He denies suspicions while confessing jealousy linked to his wife and Miss Saunders. Bassett and Rawson push for evidence, considering Joe Tracy as a potential motive and arranging a search of Tracy’s movements.
Readers are advised on balanced meals and essential elements for growth and energy. The piece lists proteins fats minerals and carbohydrates with examples from common foods and offers simple dishes and garnishes to encourage wholesome eating for families and growing children.
Pathologists from the United States Department of Agriculture outline eight diseases that threaten rose bushes, with specific worries noted for wheat corn tomato and apple crops. The report highlights multiple diseases affecting each plant and emphasizes the breadth of agricultural risks.
A fragment quotes a pesaltist saying no one can know anything for certain and that all one can do is think. It notes that many people do not even go that far.
A German scientist has invented a pocket size artificial sunlight generator weighing two pounds. Resembling a toy phonograph, it plugs into a standard light socket and uses a nickel-plated horn with two prepared carbons to emit ultraviolet rays capable of bathing the body at two feet distance.
A Franklin Presbyterian Sunday school room was quiet as mothers watched children. A female superintendent prepared to lead a prayer response while a child asked about age, presenting a glimpse of a simple Sunday morning moment from an Indianapolis News item.
Quinan, a New York night club hostess, told an Interviewer that when a new divorce scandal appears she recalls a overheard conversation between two women about husbands and sardines. The anecdote suggests humor in marital issues.
Constance Awakened Gus Fletcher of Head Harbor Island Maine found a lobster pot haul containing a half pint bottle corked and secured inside the trap. The bottle held a crisp $10 bill and a scrap of paper reading Coushunce fund.
A witty exchange centers on borrowing to buy a car with a practical joke theme. The banter pits Jerry-Did you borrow money to buy that car against Ted-Noe’s quip that the car was bought to borrow money. The dialogue showcases humor through wordplay and irony.
L. B. Simmons, famed sportsman, at 68 returns to vigor after health battle aided by Tanlac. From his Denver tackle shop he recalls appetite loss and stomach pain, credits Tanlac with restoring sleep, energy, and love of life. He urges others to seek Tanlac. Over 52 million bottles sold.
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