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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1927

Page

3

Toltec legend rabbit and moon tale linked to Zuppke

Toltec myth recounts a god angered by the moon shining like the sun who cast a rabbit at it, dimming its light. The tale suggests a symbolic clash between celestial bodies and a rabbit figure in ancient lore.

Make Your Story Short Says the Busy Grocer

A comic exchange in Tit Bits where a busy grocer chides a travelling salesman for selling cereals and sharp thunderstorm talk while the salesman insists he was talking with his wife all evening.

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Red Cross Armistice Day Roll Call and Junior Aid

ELMO SCOTT WATSON notes Armistice day fits Red Cross roll call from November 11 to 24. The piece highlights Red Cross peace work, heroes, and the Junior Red Cross with 5.6 million U S children, Italy and Japan participation, and youth shaping a world of humanitarian service.

Elmo Scott Watson Ped Cross Red Cross Red Crosse Nissan Splendid Trst Aid

Our Dead Knights of War Dream in Memory

Poem-like tribute praising fallen soldiers who died for a just cause. It honors their sacrifice, rejects self interest, and urges the living to emulate the vision of peace and justice they held, urging continued faith in the dream rather than mourning.

Thorne

Siamese Temple Cats and Cat Domestication Facts

The Berlin Ilustrirte Zeitung notes the Siamese house cat as cream with dark brown face ears tail and legs, a temple animal prized in Siam. It cites Asia and Europe as home to domesticated cats from yellowish ancestors and mentions electrical four way switch technology controlling lights from multiple points.

Berlin Asia Europe

Electrical Switches and Tree Breeding Experiments

The bureau of standards describes a Yary-man or three way switch as a single pole double throw device. Selective breeding applied to forest trees could yield fast growing varieties as experiments show.

Bureau of Standards

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Paris Malter- Brevens Florentine Choir America Florence United States Plute Mountains Los Angeles Henry Muhleisen Muhleisen R. M. Martin Harrold 8. D Discovery Shaft Zuppke Timm Bob Zuppke University of Illinoia Nick Uncle Sam United States Department of Agriculture Experiment Station Bethesda Harry Myers American Red Cross Italy Japan Ned Cross Charles Buxton
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