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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1939
Page
2
In a letter to the editor, the writer reflects on a commencement address urging graduates to seek happiness through service and appreciation. The piece stresses access to beauty via art, books, and music, and notes that true fulfillment comes from choosing the beautiful despite life’s trials.
A fragmentary column recalls cross-country exchanges and lighthearted songs as neighbors on both sides of the border share hospitality. The writer mentions the King and Queen and affection for kinships while reflecting on national ties during unsettled times.
Minutes show road openings and discontinuances in Noonan precinct including Stauffer Canyon section 27 28 town 115 range 43 EBM new road planned 60 rods SE and a 200 foot offset. Also approval of Farm to Market routing, new Frank Miles property purchase 68 acres, contract cancellation of Brennan and Davis Lot 16 Block5 Montpelier, WPA building funds up to 250, trip over county roads May 16-17, and warrants for Department of Public Assistance and liquor funds allocation.
Funds distributed to the Current Expense fund and nearby communities, license approvals for Venues and dispensers, adjournment of beer licenses, and a note on ostrich behavior and perfume vintage years. Includes Montpelier and nearby villages.
Epsom salt was named after the Epsom spring in England where its waters were evaporated. It later became cheaper to extract from seawater by crystallizing common salt, leaving brine to yield magnesium sulfate.
The text describes a rare hive situation where a dowager queen and a young queen co rule. When a colony is too small to swarm and the old queen stops laying enough eggs a new queen is hatched and both queens govern jointly.
The Phalaropes, a shore bird group, feature brightly colored females and drab males. The American Wildlife Institute notes that males also incubate eggs and care for chicks after hatching.
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