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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1938
Page
7
A reader asks for rag rug flower patterns. The article lists ten posies with simple shapes, suggests burlap panels and 9 inch sub-squares, and explains rug yarn, a rug hook, and background color. It also cites Mrs Spears books on sewing and embroidery with 25 cent price.
Advice article for women in middle age focusing on appealing to men. Mentions hot flashes and nerves, promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to improve energy and well being. Reel of benefits emphasizes natural resistance and calm.
A pithy reflection contrasts ignorance with darkness and the absence of moon and stars as a metaphor for enlightenment. The quote attributes a contemplative mood to Confucius.
An advertisement touts Creomuision as a guaranteed remedy for persistent coughs and common ailments. It promises a money back refund if customers are not satisfied with the benefits and urges readers to ask for the genuine product by its one word name.
A reflective piece argues that the future persistently challenges established norms, with rebels shaping culture, politics, and technology. It examines how new ideas unsettle traditions and trigger societal shifts across generations.
A skeptical viewpoint questions Secretary Wallace's proposal for a two price system for farm surpluses and subsidies to low income buyers. The commentary warns of increased government control, graft, class divisions, and undermining free enterprise while contrasting state and export policies.
A vivid tour along the St Croix and Mississippi regions highlights the Dalles at St Croix Falls, interstates and state parks, Ephraim, Green Bay, Oshkosh, and Superior. The narrative surveys lakes, towns, and historic sites from Lac Vieux Desert to Prairie du Chien, including Indian-era ground and a War of 1812 reference.
A panoramic sketch through Shullsburg’s zinc and lead mines, Wisconsin dairy country with Brown Swiss and Holstein herds, Beloit’s Fairbanks Morse weighing devices, Williams Bay’s Yerkes Observatory dome, and Kenosha’s harbor lights closing the view.
Hollywood gossip links Buck Jones to a new dramatic role after his final western and tracks Katharine Hepburn Bette Davis rumors, Fay McKenzie’s film debut, and Lanny Ross radio career notes. The piece also notes Edison’s Vitascope plaque, Horace Heidt singer Jean Farney, and other entertainment tidbits.
The rocky crust to a depth of ten miles consists mainly of eight elements: oxygen silicon aluminum iron calcium sodium potassium and magnesium. These elements comprise more than 98 percent of the lithosphere.
The tomato uses its skin as a near gasproof barrier and primarily exchanges air through the stem scar, a notable feature of its respiration. The finding highlights the fruit’s unique breathability and may inform cultivation insights.
The piece explains dew forms when watery vapor condenses from the atmosphere onto cooler surfaces. It attributes this to heat radiating away into open space with no return warmth, causing surfaces to become dew covered.
Ancient trade listing notes nutmeg and mace imported from the East and West in cloves from Zanzibar, with allspice and ginger from Jamaica. The fragment suggests a catalog of culinary imports and their sources.
The text calls Pernambuco the Brazilian Venice for its canals and deepened waterways to reclaim low land. It notes it is the easternmost South American city with Atlantic surf beating its shores. Old city streets are narrow and houses tall to maximize shade.
The stork is Holland's sacred bird that keeps down the toad and frog population. Formerly every Holland city boasted a stork colony.
A rare element indium is added to silver used in plating to prevent tarnishing, improving durability and shine of coated objects. The practice targets long lasting finish in industrial metalwork and jewelry applications.
A historical item lists U.S. presidents whose mothers lived to see them become president. Names include Washington Adams Madison Polk Garfield Grant and Roosevelt figures in a catalog of maternal longevity intersecting with national leadership.
Rio de Janeiro endures its peak heat in December January and February with high humidity and blazing sunshine affecting daily life and outdoor activity.
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