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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1930
Page
4
Secretary Lamont notes a halt to the prior business decline with gains in retail trade and exports in August. Exports rose over 12 percent from July to August 1930, led by textiles, cotton, wheat, and vehicle related goods, while retail stocks remain low signaling higher purchases ahead.
A fragment shows a preacher voice declaring a day of judgment with wheat and chaff, followed by a lone Irishman fearing his fate and joking about being a goat. The dialogue oddity ends with a quip about The Magpector.
The Wisconsin conservation commission and the American Game Protective Association urge proper gun handling. Do not keep a loaded gun except while hunting, treat every firearm as loaded, and never point at anyone even if you think it is empty.
A series of gun handling warnings urges safe practice and identification before shooting. The item includes a vignette about a logger and a mountain lion encounter, noting a bucket of water defeated the animal.
Lauson Robertson ranks among the era's top fratuery figures and coaches of famed runners and weight men. He competed in the 1904 Athens, 1906 St Louis, and 1908 London Olympics and served as trainer and sonch for American teams in 1912, 1920, 1924, and 1928. He explains why modern athletes show faster speed and greater stamina amid new records.
Lawson Robertson explains a shift from heavy meat and dairy to bulky cereals and vegetables. He cites rice, coarser greens, and improved intestinal hygiene as key, noting that training now centers on a balanced intake matching output to sustain performance and steady weight.
A narrator recalls a moment after a hill event when he encountered a lion on the slope. He says he paused to stroke the animal's wet whiskers, claiming the event verifies the truth of the story.
A brief poetry item depicts geese following letter shapes in the sky. They form V and Y patterns then an A, crash to a misty bay, and drift toward wider seas while a lone bird becomes an O as they fly two by two. The piece uses playful imagery to trace letters through migratory flight.
The Paris Post will start a political announcement column next week for Republican and Democratic candidates. Candidates are urged to submit calls by mail or phone to be included, to help voters assess qualifications for public service.
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