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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1926

Page

6

Rotor Ship Crosses Atlantic Promises Free Wind Power

A historical note extols rotor ships that use wind towers or "gails" to harness wind for propulsion, comparing this sail powered concept to modern ethics of free energy and reduced fuel costs. The piece argues for modernization of sail vessels to meet contemporary needs and sustain commerce.

Atlantic Ocean

Death of Editor J. Robb Brady in Idaho Falls

J Robb Brady editor of the Idaho Falls Daily Post died suddenly in his office after a days illness from ptomaine poisoning. He was a prominent Idaho figure son of late Governor James H Brady and had recently bought the Post to elevate its standing in the intermountain region.

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Bright Side of Disaster Prompts Civic Resolve and Growth

Santa Barbara votes 25 to 1 for harbor development funded by bonds and money after a severe test. The piece argues disasters do not crush faith, citing Chicago 1871, Galveston, and Galveston rescues as evidence of resilience and reconstruction driven by courage and ambition. It praises collective effort to rebuild.

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Prohibition, Vaccination, and Everyday Wit in Print

A collage of quips on Prohibition and politics, noting possible shifts in social norms. It sports remarks on vaccination, rail dining car waste, and a boastful claim about a baby born May 3, with ties to Vera Wixom of Sharon and Mr. Seymour Greaves of Preston.

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Charles Rogers Returns Home From Idaho Falls Painting Job

Charles Rogers came home Saturday evening from Idaho Falls where he completed a sizable painting project.

Charles Rogers Idaho Falls

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