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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1926
Page
11
J Allan Dunn crafts a Western romance where a young Aquarian New Englander becomes a water bearer aiding mining ranching lumbering and railroad building. A native California girl joins the expedition leading to adventurous trials and a true love story driven by flood and flesh in East meets West.
Cal Warner, a Massachusetts engineer new to the West, pursues trout along Hermanos Creek and encounters Miss Clinton while watching a hunter's chase. She invites him to meet her father at a nearby valley house, signaling mutual interest and western hospitality as he considers access to her family lands.
The text ponders Misa Clinton as a charming figure and asks whether the Yankees meet her standards, signaling a light cultural reflection on appeal and national comparisons.
In 1690 the American colonies were categorized as royal proprietary or republican. Royal colonies included New Hampshire Massachusetts New York Virginia and Maryland briefly. Proprietary colonies were Pennsylvania Delaware New Jersey and the Carolinas with only the first two remaining proprietary. Rhode Island and Connecticut retained elective governors and thus were republics.
The Bureau of Standards notes transmission factor varies with angle of incidence and refractive index. Clear Bitsy discusses light loss at two surfaces and reflector absorption ranging from 10 to 40 percent depending on surface characteristics.
An old newspaper piece blends notes on clocks with a playful poem and moves into a garden recipe feature. It extols greens as spring tonics rich in vitamins, offers raw and cooked preparations, and includes recipes for dandelion hot slaw, baked eggs with cheese, and honey based treats.
An article extols Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women's health with testimonials from Mrs. Frank Cox of Lancaster Michigan and Mrs Epwanp Presina of Sturgis Michigan. It also describes an unusual five story horse stabling facility in North London housing Polonius and Candidate with dormitories and wide gangways.
A brief dialog shows Phyllis-Jean praising her young man as a handsome devil while Doris counters that he is not handsome. The exchange hints at differing views on romance and attraction.
A dialogue fragment shows a Path finder scolding Maggie for not softening eggs. Maggie replies she bit them for five hours, but the result remains unchanged. The exchange reflects a rural dialect and kitchen improvisation.
In a terse exchange, one speaker asks if Bill Jones was told she was a deadbeat. The reply confirms Jones already knows the claim. The brief scene captures a charged moment of accusation and awareness between two individuals.
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