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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1915

Page

3

Monitor Roof Dairy Barns for Warm Weather Comfort

The article by William A. Radford explains monitor roof dairy buildings designed for open ventilation, detailing a 36 by 80 foot barn with eight to twenty cow capacity, hospital stalls, and manure carrier systems. It covers concrete foundations, floor slope for drainage, manger and gutter dimensions, center feed alleys, and two methods to support the monitor roof with or without posts while emphasizing efficient feeding and climate adaptation.

City Vocational School Planned at Lexington and Twenty Second

New York City's first vocational school will rise at the northwest corner of Lexington Avenue and Twenty second Street. The ten story brick and terra cotta building, costing 190000, will replace three dwellings and reflect plans filed with the building department by the board of education.

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Do Not Jump Ahead Learn Steady Progress In Life

A 1915 piece urges balancing ambition with caution. Do not risk family welfare for speculative gains while seeking opportunity with careful testing and steady, long term effort. It contrasts stagnant pools with rushing torrents to warn against rash moves.

Topie Thor

Rubber Trade in Venezuelan Jungles Sparks Conflicts

An explorer recalls grubstaking native cutters in interior Venezuela for rubber, earning 500 percent profit but facing dangerous clashes with the Guanoonas who guard their territory. Canoe routes through lagoons aided transport into wild forests where expeditions risked violent confrontations.

Venezuela

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