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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
3
A Sheffield worker claimed he was near finishing an instrument to focus beams of ether to steer weather patterns. A Leeds scientist earlier speculated on preventing cyclones and changing British Isles weather by manipulating atmospheric density. Sir Oliver Lodge showed fog could be dispersed by electricity but at prohibitive cost.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as easy to use for dyeing draperies skirts sweaters and more. It claims no streaking fading or running and advises shoppers to specify material type wool silk linen cotton or mixes to guarantee perfect results.
A Goliath biplane used in the Paris London air service carries a combined radio telephone and telegraph system rated at 35 watts with an 180 mile range at 900 meters wavelength. The apparatus weighs 125 pounds and is powered by a six volt generator producing 700 volts and a six volt battery. A three bulb amplifier handles reception across 800 to 1000 meters.
In Kansas City Star prose, an old man recalls a political scene and jokes about a ten dollar loan to hon. Thomas Rott. The summary frames a town meeting mood and a vow to restore party principles amid campaign chatter.
A collage of witticisms and aphorisms on health age happiness and law. A French appeal notes American soldiers returning Rheims cathedral fragments while miscellaneous quotes discuss modesty optimism and social satire.
The piece notes Dubhwaite climbing from $2,000 to $20,000 a year while still facing financial pressure. It suggests the higher salary grants him more leverage with bill collectors, reflecting shifting constraints for a wealthier individual.
A compact reflection on the enduring power of poetry to shape character and the allure of heroism. It contrasts poetic birth with crafted belief in heroics, underscoring the aspirational pull of literary ideals.
Letter testimonials from Mrs Fann Rosenstein and Mrs J L Live rn ess praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing menopause symptoms such as hot flashes dizziness headaches and nervousness They report regained ability to work and house chores and endorse publishing their notes to help others The ad notes the product is plant based and offers a free booklet Ailments Peculiar to Women from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn MA
The phrase Spanish origin linked to an imagined Indian king and annual gold dust rites. The name later applied to a Gay shore region, with notes of presumed wealth in natural resources and supplies.
The excerpt stresses the danger of acting without clear aims. It argues many harms come from men who set grand goals yet invest little effort in proper foundations, comparing ambitious towers to shallow huts, echoing Goethe on disciplined purpose.
The Auxiliary of the American Legion claims rapid growth as a leading women’s group with about 100 posts across zones in Cuba and Mexico. Members are organized into 5,089 posts.
A compact religious reflection on Romans chapter four verses sixteen to eighteen. It notes Abraham's fatherhood of many nations through faith and grace, highlighting hope against circumstance. The passage emphasizes belief beyond human doubt as central to divine promise.
A wry reflection on romantic folly, suggesting true affection dispels vanity and pretense. The line frames love as a transformative remedy for flirtatious distraction and social pretense.
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