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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
7
A reflective line attributed to Thomas Carlyle praising unwavering faithfulness and patience, urging all to trust that the Eternal governs and that nothing truly harmful can occur. The excerpt emphasizes steadfast belief and collective perseverance.
Prominent menu ideas include cucumber salad with olives and eggs, a combination salad with tender peas celery and olives, garnished with lettuce and eggs, ginger ice cream and plain vanilla with a ginger sauce, Mint Julep with mint and citrus juices, and Muskmeion Cocktails using Canton ginger syrup and fruit juices.
A fragment quotes Ben Jonson and Don Juan on water and wine, noting a demand for a tankard and a jest about the value of good water, suggesting a literary aside on drink and wit.
A collection of recipe notes for family use including Italian Turtle Fruits Ice using mixed in season fruits and sugar, Grape Juice Ice with cream and lemon, Old Southern Cake with butter sugar eggs flour milk nutmeg cloves and sultanas, and Tomato With Macaroni layered with white sauce cheese and baked tomatoes.
In a summer boarding house tale, Estelle and four girls with Hiram Green Fraee spark jealousy and schemes. Hiram, a selectman with carrot hair, woos Estelle after a comic boat ride and island chase ending with a marriage proposal and a playful wheelbarrow motif.
The National School for Commercial Organization Secretaries, backed by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States and Northwestern University, begins a two week session in Evanston. Nearly 200 attendees from across the country including Canada and Cuba study fundamental and technical topics under leaders from major chambers and business groups.
The Attic practice allowed removing leaders without charges until abuse led to exile for unpopular figures. Citizens voted by inscribed oyster shells, giving rise to the term ostracism from the Greek word for shell.
The note outlines hatter wages at nine cents daily and traces beaver pelts as a hat material, referencing Chaucer’s early mention around 1200. The fragment hints at guild production in a historical context.
Hatters formed guilds in England teaching felt hat making and decoration. Wages were nine cents a day. By 1600 styles dominated and changed quickly as hay stores began trading hats. Shakespeare referenced various hat types prevalent in that era.
Scientists link the earth scent to bacteria in soil. Two odorous species produce the aroma, detectable in spring and after rains. The bacteria retain odor when grown on various substrates including pea soup and milk.
The name Idaho comes from a Shoshone word meaning The gem of the mountains. It refers to the brightness of the sun on the mountain tops of the state.
A fragment from Dallas New describes a couple of modern lovers on a turn cap in a prairie country amid tunnels, presenting a fleeting observational tone. The text reads as a terse muse on space and motion without clear events or dates.
The hair grows about half an inch to an inch per month on average. Growth peaks between ages fifteen and thirty and slows with age thereafter.
The text questions why worry and ignorance harm people, noting common misstatements about Paleyne and the phrase to include. It appears to be a partial excerpt discussing emotional or philosophical ideas rather than a complete news item.
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