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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1931
Page
3
The text notes that the term libido is used to express an emotional drive believed behind all human activity and that repression leads to psychoneurosis. It also states Philadelphia as an early modern city with a rectangular plan guiding American city planning.
A chance happening is described as an event occurring by luck that affects an individual’s interests in a casual way. Luck is framed as the notion of good fortune, implying a positive outcome rather than mischance.
Reports from various tribes claim men reached extraordinary heights, but compiled records show the tallest verified individual, a Finlander named Topinard, stood 9 feet 4 inches tall.
The piece highlights Sherwood as England s famous forest linked to Robin Hood. It notes Robin Hood s hill amphitheater and an ancient hollow oak known as Robin Hood s larder. It mentions the Major oak sheltering a dozen or more people in its hollow trunk.
The Academie des Jeux Floraux began in Toulouse in May 1824 when a guild of troubadours invited nobles to gather in the Gay Science garden and recite works. In 1604 it was established by letters patent and today focuses on Provencal poetry.
A quirky note from Path finder Magazine about a Pittsburg girl and her boyfriend who delays kissing by fifteen minutes. The editor jokes the man may be timing how long paint takes to dry.
The Smithsonian notes Batela and other eastern Belgian Kongo tribes use wooden drums for coded signaling. Drum vibrations convey messages through volume, rhythm, drum type, and time of day rather than articulated speech, enabling information transfer in jungle conditions.
The highwayman Claude Duval born in Normandy in 1648 rose to fame for daring deeds. He went to London after a 1657 Paris sojourn and attended the Restoration era court before taking to the road. Captured in 1670, he was executed at Tyburn within a week and his body was publicly viewed in a tavern until a judge halted the exhibition.
Excess stomach acid causes pain and sourness about two hours after meals. Phillips Milk of Magnesia neutralizes acid instantly with a harmless tasteless remedy that has stood physicians’ tests for fifty years. One spoonful neutralizes many times its volume in acid. Be sure to get the genuine product.
A local call to use Intermountain goods for health and economy. Mrs. Bertha Harvey of Blanding Utah urges residents to buy Intermountain home grown and home made items, especially essentials like sugar flour fruit or clothing, to stretch dollars while staying home.
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