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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1930
Page
3
The Paris Idaho newspaper notes publication every Thursday with second class mail and lists editor John A Wallis as publisher. It also states subscription rates: one year two dollars, six months one sixty, three months one dollar, strictly in advance.
Boise reports a heavy party driven campaign set to begin late this week and run to election day. Both parties push intensive speaking, with women voters targeted and state figures touring counties to rally support and attack current governance.
A playful scene shows Tastee curious about a bottle his mother uses for headache relief. He sniffs a whiff from smelling salts and, after recovering, asks his mother how it tastes in her nose, calling it smart in his own nose.
Fragmentary account shows a feud between neighbors over dining and home access with repeated tensions and alleged intrusion. Readable words indicate frustration and ongoing disputes but details are unclear.
A reflection on unnamed speakers whose words shaped literature and history. Notable vignettes include a well dressed woman inspiring Wordsworth with Stepping Westward a Pepys era watchman cry a frosty hour and a Breton fishermen petition line. The piece honors countless anonymous voices whose phrases endure in memory.
An analysis cites a phrase washing hands of responsibility as a direct allusion to Matthew 27 24. The Kansas City Star notes this expression’s modern resonance and its use to claim innocence in a disputed matter.
Dr. Hildegarde Howard of the Los Angeles Museum reviewed Ice Age bird remains from Rancho La Brea tar pits to census regional species. Of about 500 Parapavo specimens, over 150 are young birds or chicks, revealing the abundance of juveniles in the collection.
A writer in Piccadilly recalls a sign over The Cider House inn in Haddenham Buockingham shire England showing Sir Henry Eichin Bart licenced to sell wines and spirits and notes what one would find inside the establishment.
A writer notes yawning spreads quickly between people. When a woman nearby yawned deeply in a crowded room the author began yawning within seconds and could not stop despite feeling alert. The memory suggests the word and action carry contagious power.
Boise news notes I H Nash state land commissioner and Hoover commission member voices disapproval of proposals transferring public domain oversight to state governments. Also lists job ad seeking a competent live in waitress for Hotel Paris at seven dollars weekly.
A traveler cites two odd English notices from Swiss mountain chalets. One admonishes guests to circulate in corridors before seven in the morning during ascents, another warns travelers not to dress for dinner to avoid flattering maidens.
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