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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1951

Page

2

Enrichment of White Bread Turns Ten Years Old

Enrichment of white bread over the past decade reduced beriberi and pellagra, boosting health and vigor in the U S population. The program began in March 1941, adding B vitamins and iron to flour as milling produced bread.

America United States

Bright Star radio stars Dunne and MacMurray join enriched bread drive

Renée Dunne and Fred MacMurray resisted radio work until Frederic Whir Company offered a setup. The Bright Star program features Dunne as a crusading editor and MacMurray as a star reporter. The piece traces the B vitamin enrichment effort starting in 1936 and the move to fortify bread to improve national health.

Rene Dunne Fred MacMurray Frederic Whir Bright Star Miss Dunne MacMurray Europe

Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed

Puzzle lists across and down clues including severe crazy with homicidal mania Hawaiian greeting genus fold and cloth follow seine lamprey playing card mature people nocturnal bird charred wick web footed birds dips out as water small bottles coin triple conjunction goddess of death female deer egg shaped herring like fish spawn confer s fish knighthood leg upon detest city grow old adult males valuable not marine grasping animal vinegar lowest larva of members eye thread of ships worm frameworks source of convert into light leather guided trot plural of that solemn a celebration u s Indian tent Spanish title for Mr river church officer Norse god of the sea

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Crossword Clue Pack From Last Week

A compact crossword style clue list references last week's puzzle items including terms like Mountain of Thessaly Digit Blunder Equip and Keel billed cuckoo with down clues for casual occurrence and entire amount.

Thessaly

Big Red's Cure and a Night of Painful Tales

A tall husband nicknamed Big Red breaks a leg while painting and endures a long hospital stay. He regales neighbors the Sanders Markhams and Keatings with his medical ordeals, turning visits into a one man show of pain and recovery with humor and relief at the end.

Big Red Sanders Markhams Keatings Mr Sanders Mr Keating Davenport Mars Sanders, Markhams Keating

Deer Antlers and Grouse Hunting in Opaque Times

Deer antlers shed and regrow with a 100 to 120 day cycle. A female may bear small antlers. The article notes causes of malformation and age estimation by tine count. It also discusses the ruffed grouse habitat, elusive behavior, cyclic populations, and ongoing Pittman Robertson studies guiding future grouse management and hunting.

Conservation Department Pittman-Robertson

And Don't Do It

Conservation-minded fishermen once believed in releasing small panfish to grow. Fact finding shows that with fast multiplying panfish the slogan backfires as the released fish compete with their kin for a limited food supply and many never grow to size.

Ty Cobb on Babe Ruth power era and future baseball shifts

The interview recalls Ty Cobb reflecting on Babe Ruth’s impact on power hitting, Cobb’s own speed and skill emphasis, and the evolving game. He discusses home runs, base running, and comparisons of eras, plus speculation about a new coast league and star salaries.

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MacArthur as 1952 Campaign Pivot Shapes Republican Plan

A Wright A Patterson column argues General MacArthur frames the 1952 campaign on freedom of the individual to oppose socialism and defend private enterprise. It claims Republicans must embrace this plank or risk Election defeat, while noting public skepticism toward Russia and wartime spending.

General MacArthur Torth Eisenhower MacArthur Douglas MacArthur

Unclear fragment hints at Joe Louis era heavyweight boxing

Fragment references Joe Louis and Primo Carnera era details and a 1935 context. Mentions Louis as champion in a historic heavyweight boxing period with Max Baer noted in passing.

Joe Louis Primo Corners King Max Baer Louis

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