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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1926

Page

7

The Water Bearer Chapter I Continued

Caleb reflects on Luis Padilla the loyal, jealous guardian of la senorita Betty and the near-mad ferocity of the wild West. Padilla recounts a dramatic puma rescue, vow of protection, and the perilous bond with Maria as they hurry to catch a train at El Nido.

el Nido Caleb Dios Maurin Marla Luis Padilla Senor Padilla Reebbon el Diablo Maria Muerte Marin Walt Brent La—Senonta Clintonald Mike Lula Padilla Mus Abelity West New England Betty Clinton

Golden Harbor and a Bostonian at the Altruists Club

Caleb Warner returns from a night on the beach to find Ted Baxter in a permissive club world. Baxter spins tales of beachside decadence while Caleb contemplates El Nido and a chestnut haired muse as they join the Altruists for lunch and social mingling.

Baxter Synopsis: California meeting between engineers and ranch family

Caleb Warner, a New England civil engineer, observes a coyote slain by two wolfhounds after a girl rider names Betty Clinton. She invites him to the Clinton ranch, where he meets her father, a Southern Civil War veteran and Hermanos valley owner. Warner shares his ambitions and sense of destiny as a Water-Bearer.

Hermanos Creak California Caleb Warner Clinton Warner Betty Hermanos Valley

Baxter Proved as a Formidable Unknown Factor

The text describes Baxter as an unknown quantity or variable to be reckoned with, implying he is a surprising and significant factor in the context.

Padilla Baxter

Dog Trainers Differ on Work Methods

Fred C. Kelly reports two camps among dog trainers. Some say old dogs can learn and that excessive correction spoils early learning, while others view tricks as discipline aiding mental development. Trainers run hunting and watch-dog programs and debate beggar tricks versus independent action.

Fred C. Kelly Hearst

Shakespeare Married at Eighteen Fathered Twins at Twenty One

The passage notes that Shakespeare wed at eighteen and had twins named Romeo and Juliet by age twenty one. It presents a historical claim from an exam paper about the playwright's early marriage and offspring.

Bill Shakespeare Romeo and Juliet

The Party by Candle Light Takes a Romantic Turn

Lardner returns to his boarding house after a weary night and shares a candlelit dinner with residents including Miss Bennet. A gas strike forces candlelight, and the group hosts a roomful party with music and storytelling. He grows hopeful as Miss Bennet’s charm and the intimate setting reveal his long-held feelings.

Ardner Lardner Miss Bennet Misa Bennet Lurdper

Wreezone Promises Quick Relief for Corn Suffering

An advertisement claims Vreezone or Wreezone relieves corn pain instantly by applying a small drop then lifting the corn away with fingers. The druggist offers a tiny bottle for a few cents that supposedly removes hard and soft corns and toe calluses without soreness.

Airships and Guns in Soviet Russia Clash With U S

Russian papers claim the United States has the world’s largest military aviation service with two American dirigibles each mounting 20 cannons and 14 000 military airplanes. In Kremlin reporting, giant dirigibles with cannons appear only on drawings while U S and Soviet comparisons spark tension.

Moscow United States Navy Soviet Union Navy Department Designers

Diamond Dyes Advertises Easy Tint and Dye for Fabrics

An old advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes for tinting and dyeing garments and draperies. It claims simple use by dipping or boiling, with 16 cent packs. The copy instructs buyers to specify wool or silk or cotton or mixed goods to their druggist.

Ink removal method revives old newspapers at Cornell

Dr I A Rhodes of Cornell University describes a new process to remove ink from aged newspapers so they can be recycled into newsprint. He states the recovered paper remains as durable as the original material.

I. A. Rhodes Cornell University Ainy Serpalke Eve Saeeee Chicago White Lead & Oil CO 15Th Sc S. Western Ave Chicago

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