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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1930
Page
7
A reflective prose piece contrasts two or three who stay agreeable in business. It likens a girl’s tea of sweetness to love’s dream and chocolates while noting European statesmen waged wars until 1914. It ends with a remark on parenting and seeking daily guidance.
A New York county park commission heard a complaint about a loud bullfrog. The commission sentenced the frog to death and published the edict. A New Jersey reader urged shipping the frog to him, arguing for a humane life at his home.
Hungarian towns introduce walking and road safety lessons for children during gym class to reduce increasing accidents. Authorities stress instruction aids both pedestrians and motorists amid urban traffic concerns. The London Daily Chronicle notes the need for gymnastlike agility in modern streets.
The Florida Department of Game and Fresh Water Fish established a game breeding farm. A start was made with pheasants, wild turkeys and quail in cooperation with the state prison farm.
A new road will be the highest continuous route in North America with nine miles above timber line. At its peak it will reach 12 120 feet, marking a notable ascent in Rocky Mountain National Park.
A brief Capper's Weekly exchange mocks bravado with a playful clash of flirtation and reassurance, highlighting a lighthearted banter between two speakers. The punning line contrasts strength and tenderness in a cheeky domestic moment.
In a dusk-turned street scene Linda and Brian discuss power, fame, and personal dreams. He recalls seeking self earned status while confessing family influence shaped his path. They debate influence versus merit as they walk toward Linda’s hotel, then plan a dinner as they reflect on the future. Nyasa lake article follows.
The agent warns new clients about drawbacks of a house bounded by gas works to the north, an india-rubber works to the south, a vinegar factory to the east, and a glove-boiling establishment to the west. He notes the rent is cheap and some tradeoffs may matter.
A historical note explains time changes during long ocean voyages crossing time zones. It discusses adding or subtracting a day at a specific meridian, with reference to a leap year and travel from Yokohama to San Francisco.
A very old English expression says wonder lasts nine days and then the eyes are opened. It reflects a proverb about puppies learning to see after about nine days.
The piece quotes a Hunter brother who set a flying endurance mark and stresses knowledge and experience as keys to success. It notes a critic’s remark about Billy Jonason and recalls Billy’s father saying the rider was hospitalized eight times in two months after attempting a new motorcycle record.
The Schniger organ in St James Church Hamburg is restored and reactivated with a Bach concert. It is the sole surviving instrument once played by Johann Sebastian Bach who sought the post here in 1720 but lost to a rival donor-backed applicant.
An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a rapid remedy for heartburn gas and indigestion. It claims a spoonful in water neutralizes stomach acids instantly and relieves symptoms within five minutes. The ad calls it a standard anti acid recommended by doctors and available in 25c and 50c bottles at drugstores.
New Zealand introduced many deer for hunting and now faces a deer menace. The animals multiply quickly and threaten crops forests and farms. Government hires hunters to shoot deer and reduce herd sizes as seasonal herds descend from the mountains.
Diamond Dyes provide high quality anilines for dresses drapes lingerie and home fabrics. They apply evenly without spotting delivering true new tones that resist wear and washing. 166 packages available at all drug stores.
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