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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1926
Page
3
Miami Beachs famous Roman swimming pools and casino were nearly destroyed by the horrific hurricane. The scene at the adjacent Naney Plaza hotel shows the widespread damage along the coast.
Seventy-one towns in Germany report changes while free Ukrainians and Turkish matters surface. A pineapple packing company in Hawaii processes 1,680,000 cans daily for ten days, highlighting industrial scale activity.
The fragment discusses Caesar as a title and origin from a home or German derivation. It mentions Caesar becoming a title of authority and references rulers like Tsar. It includes garbled dialogue about memory and remembrance and a cryptic reference to verse or date.
USDA advises Georgia peach growers to expand into small and mid sized markets. In 1924, 88 percent of Georgia peaches moved from 11 022 cars to cities over 100 000. only 7 percent to 25 000–100 000. 1 percent to 8 000–25 900 and under 1 percent to towns under 8 000. Smaller markets rose but losses persisted on a record crop. New York shipments fell to 23 percent of Georgia’s total in 1924 from 80 percent in 1921, while western markets grew. Developing smaller markets is urged to improve distribution and profit.
A brief literary note presents When Fate Decrees by C E McCormack. The item highlights the author and the work as part of a bibliographic listing in the periodical.
In a vivid tale a skeptical man recounts fate guiding a chance encounter at a newsstand. After a clumsy moment he follows a mysterious woman, sends flowers, and learns she is the future fiancée of the man who told the story. The couple meet, endure a public test, and vow lasting happiness.
An early frost risk highlights cover crops to harden young peach and apple trees. In 1925 many peach terminals grew succulently in fall due to dry weather, with many killed back 10 to 165 inches. Some apples also ripen wood early, leading to crotch injury and trunk scald in freezes.
Advice warns against insecticides marketed as cures and urges targeting pests directly. Emphasizes careful spray strainers to prevent nozzle clogging and describes trellis setup for grapevines. Notes that some insects resist spraying and stresses crop rotation sanitation and proper planting practices.
Mrs C L Wilma of 344 E 3rd St reports that after suffering during pregnancy she found relief with Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She notes improved strength for mother and baby, with backache gone and no further suffering. Free medical advice offered by Dr Pierce of Buffalo NY.
A short dialogue records an odd exchange where one speaker mentions stepping out with a red headed chicken and the other replies with a cryptic reference to a henna. The fragment reads like a humorous or perplexing late night moment.
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