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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1931
Page
8
Community notes report a for sale ad for a three quarter stude baker double bed wagon and a truckload of lemons and oranges. Several residents are listed visiting relatives in Utah, with mentions of Parker, Haddock, Collings, Scheidigger, Sparks, and Rich. Dr. Scarborough will be at Hotel Paris to stop headaches.
The Merry Makers 4 H club in Georgetown held its first meeting at Mrs Eva Robinsons home on April 24 electing Marjorie McGammon as president Allen Dunn as vice president Lula Robison as secretary and Madge Hayes as reporter The group planned biweekly meetings and refreshments The Progressive Pig Club met at the Geneva schoolhouse on May 4 naming William Tuebler as leader Willard Teuscher as president Leroy Redmond as secretary Heber Boehme as reporter and will reconvene May 16 at the leader's home with biweekly meetings thereafter.
Boise guide notes by the state game department provide a concise update on fishing rules following the last legislature. It explains that the Snake River and its tributaries above Minidoke dam are closed to all fishing from January 1 to May 29 inclusive, with additional details starting April 15 for the Snake River.
The document details statewide and county specific fishing rules including Trout and Salmon seasons in various counties such as Boundary Bonner Kootenai Shoshone Latah Clear Water Nez Perce Lewis and Idaho. It notes year round fishing for Elk River and its tributaries and permits for Salmon and steelhead year round with hooks or spears. It also lists bag limits and possession limits for trout bass catfish grayling sunfish and other species.
The line from an American Magazine issue reflects on how human knowledge continually outpaces its practical application, suggesting a persistent gap between discovery and use. It prompts readers to consider the implications for science, society, and progress.
County by county tallies show Adams 38 coyotes 5 cats Boise 7 coyotes Cassia 84 coyotes Camas 3 coyotes Canyon 154 coyotes 2 cats Elmore 42 coyotes 1 cat Gem 1 coyote Gooding 12 coyotes Idaho 38 coyotes 18 cats Lemhi 1 cat Owyhee 4 cats Valley 42 coyotes 3 cats Power 18 coyotes. Total for March: 350 coyotes and 40 cats.
The quote argues that lying brings shame once exposed, contrasting divine fear with human cowardice. It cites Montaigne and Bacon to claim truthfulness honors both God and man, while deceit faces judgment from both realms.
Scientific study shows East African natives are entirely immune from scarlet fever and diphtheria. Attempts to introduce the germs into their system failed, despite the appearance of a carefree lifestyle.
Professor Shields notes the Zapateada is a solo dance with English equivalents. He suggests the Jig as closest in expression and mentions a dog dance as a near substitute when especially animated.
A varied displacement describes a body that replaces its own volume when submerged while a floating body displaces water equal to its weight. This distinction highlights how submerged objects interact with buoyancy versus buoyant equilibrium in fluids.
A Florence Alabama Herald column notes gossip runs high in society yet satisfied by demand. It comments on overproduction of gossip paralleling its constant appetite in communities.
An inscription on the great pyramid records nine tons of gold spent to provide onions radishes and garlic for workers who built the vast structure. The piece highlights the role of simple foods in sustaining laborers through monumental projects.
Yale, Dartmouth and Williams joined early beneficiaries sanctioned by the state to use lottery funds to raise money for constructing buildings.
The piece recalls how Peruvian bark’s value emerged from observing sick animals gnawing a tree bark. Humans tested the remedy and found beneficial results, leading to quinine’s global impact as a medical tonic and treatment.
A Cornell university farm specialist notes bees convert otherwise useless material into valuable products, estimating an additional twenty five million dollars in America’s income.
A Woman's Home Companion piece outlines a sideline business model for busy mothers and others to push a baby carriage as a small service. It portrays the work as accessible to various workers and frames it as a practical, flexible income.
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