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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1918
Page
2
A crude polemical passage denounces a class as parasitic drones who profit from others' work rather than contribute to progress. The writer likens them to mistletoe on an oak, accusing them of exploiting productive effort and lacking constructive programs. Pennsylvania origins noted.
A collage of vintage jokes and captions features cartoon lines about liberty bonds clashing with thrift stamps, plus gags about golfers drivers and flowers. The text blends witty asides, cartoon commentary, and crowd-pleasing one liners with familiar punchlines and playful wordplay.
A dialogue features a pacifist and a child debating crumbs and sparrows. The child protests feeding sparrows while the pacifist warns that bread crumbs provoke a riot among them.
In a spirited exchange, one critic mocks extravagance citing a letter written on both sides of the page. Another argues the cost is justified by efficiency, contrasting ink use with perceived frugality during the Ike era.
Fragmentary dialogue notes a noble mismatch dispute where the heiress cites lawyers handling all correspondence with a duke. The tone mirrors period gossip and legal intrigue.
A fragmented dialogue hints at fashion and identity in New York and Gotham City. A New York woman mentioned with hints of Cartier and appearance triggers street chatter about style and perception.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person and a young man with a reference to a South unspecified. The readable portion is insufficient to identify clear event, place, or organization.
Broncho Bob explains the quick misidentification in Crimson Gulch after a scene where onlookers mistook a group of cowboys for gentlemen because they wore wrist watches. The exchange hints at mistaken identity driving local comedy.
A provocative exchange centers on whether malls may stock soft soap. The remark questions the capacity limits tied to male shoppers and soap products, prompting no formal action.
The completion of the New York Barge canal after 18 years and about 150 million dollars creates an inland waterway linking the Great Lakes with the Atlantic. It has four main channels the Erie Oswego Champlain and Cayuga Seneca plus extensive dam and lock systems including 36 locks with high lift at Little Falls and Waterford. The system promises to relieve rail freight and move up to ten million tons annually using steam electric and internal combustion propulsion.
The article argues for strong, well fed laying flocks to maximize winter egg output. It stresses selecting young, good laying breeds, knowing proper feed and preparation, and balancing mineral nitrogenous and carbonaceous nutrients. It notes adding animal and green feeds boosts production and profitability.
Poultry advice on transferring pullets from summer to winter quarters stresses gentleness and ample comfort. Start housing three to four weeks before laying begins, provide clean nests and litter, feed grain in litter, and ensure water and ventilation. Foraging and vegetable feeds boost egg production while maintaining bird health.
The fragment discusses feed during wartime rations including sprouted oats and vegetables. It suggests mixed results for greens and cabbage as nutritious food sources, with some items considered less desirable compared to other greens and additives.
Feed pullets properly from hatch to selection. Early hatched pullets that are undersize will not mature into good winter layers. Well grown birds should receive good care and full rations at all stages to reach full maturity and begin laying midwinter. Do not waste feed on undersized birds. keep and market only those worth keeping.
Article notes increased permits for grazing in forests with 9,000,000 sheep 2,800,000 cattle and 51,099 swine to be grazed this year. Government aims to boost mutton wool and meat supply while conserving ranges.
An old cavalry officer links horse temperament to color. Bright chestnuts and light bays are high spirited. dark chestnuts and glossy blacks are hardier and good tempered. Rich bays are lively yet teachable. dark iron grays are hardy and sound. Roans are the hardiest and best workers, easy to train. Rusty blacks are stubborn. White leg markings signal character: one white leg is bad, two imply uncertain temper, three suggests only temporary trust.
Agnes Repplier notes in the Atlantic that a living author questions the intrusion of spectral writers into authorship. She mocks a notorious “Living Dead Man” praised by publishers for a catalog of books and records and asks why dead voices should compete with living writers.
The World Outlooks notes a booming money dealing industry in China with widespread exchange shops seen in nearly every street and city. These shops resemble tiny stalls behind counters where proprietors count currencies as customers buy and sell money alongside everyday goods.
Fragmentary text discusses an unclear award process and absorption of material. Mentions a payee and a boat with “Eyefisheroes men Went out selling,” plus a $600 sum for a day’s work. Contains nonsensical strings and garbled names, limiting clear facts.
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