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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1926
Page
3
Leninakan, the Armenian metropolis once known as Mexandropol, suffered near total destruction after a major earthquake. Street scenes show widespread devastation as rescue efforts begin.
Lieut Col Arthur Pollom accompanied Queen Marie of Romania during her stay in the United States. He served as detailed aide and traveled with her on all engagements and appearances.
Veteran pitcher Babe Adams of the Pittsburgh team told a baseball story at a Pittsburgh banquet. He recalled George Jones’s pride in his batting and a mid game telephone interruption as a voice asked to speak to Jones. The attendant delivered the news that Jones had just entered the game.
A fragmented report discusses unusual growth in a peanut plant with unclear terms. It mentions shoots and fruit positions and hints at investigations, noting puzzling findings without clear conclusions.
A public dairy field day in Portage County Wisconsin featured a mock trial of scrub sire versus pure bred cattle. The judge ruled the scrub bull guilty and ordered a second trial via sale for 17 dollars and 60 cents to adjoining county officials as a form of reprieve.
The State College of Agriculture at Ithaca urges fall silage practice to maximize milk output with fewer cows. Early silo filling leads to waste from surface heating, while filling later and starting feeding immediately reduces waste and labor. Dairy cows have been fed green corn fresh from the machine during filling and silage later without observed ill effects.
An eclectic, partly garbled dairy column discusses methods for feeding, milking, and management. It covers pasture use, hay feeding for calves, silo construction, sweet clover effects, and grain versus pasture feeding, with references to Wisconsin research and equipment storage cautions.
A montage cites the 1920 Census of Manufactures showing 8 549 511 women and girls in US trades and argues regular health helps women keep employment. Personal tales from Atlanta and Parkville claim weight gain energy and stamina after using the compound, enabling housework farming and factory tasks.
The Canadian Forestry association advocates travel permits to protect timber wealth. Rolson Black of Forest and Outdoors argues forests pose fire risks and permits would deter travel during fire seasons. He says permits would remind travelers of danger and potentially forfeit income, claiming forests’ preservation could yield Canada 500 million dollars annually.
Dr Jesse Siddall Reeves of the University of Michigan spoke at Williamstown comparing Europe’s disarmament ideas to Willies bathing. A household quarrel follows as Willies noise disrupts reading the evening paper and his mother explains a planned vaccination mix up at the hospital.
A Kansas City Star anecdote recalls Freddy announcing the meal as the Browns dine with a minister guest. The guest whispered amen unheard by the table, prompting Freddy to declare All heads up and let us begin eating.
A satirical note recalls a quip about Senator Hokum, suggesting he stayed home from Europe this year. The remark frames his actions as noteworthy for commentary, with a pointed emphasis on restraint after speaking.
A terse aphorism from a quote about justice, noting its constant appetite for fairness in national life. The line underscores justice as a perpetual pursuit shaping civic conscience.
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