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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
4
Fragment from a weekly issue lists John A. Wallis as Editor and Publisher and notes the publication runs every Thursday. The text provides no additional events or names beyond the masthead credentials.
The project requires 1320 pages per book with five pounds per copy and a total paper weight around 8000 tons. Thirty tons of paper will ship by car, needing a 100 car train to bring the material into the city for over a million copies distributed.
The National Stockman and Farmer argues strike leaders should push a strike vote as a tool, warning many who vote to strike will stay, others will quit, and the country is better prepared for a railroad strike than the unions. The piece urges action to demonstrate consequences.
A Middletown New York farmer reported his calf injured by a bee sting, placing it in a buttermilk bath. He believed the dairy bath drew out the poison from many wounds and says the calf is now well.
A playful classroom scene shows a teacher guiding Bobby through simple sums. Bobby eagerly answers “eleven” then corrects to “twelve nine minus eighteen” and finally exults that five and five make ten, resisting mixed-up prompts.
Mr. and K. D. Houtz of Pocatello purchased the Hotel Montpelier from Mrs. Rose Flynn and assumed management Friday. Mrs. Flynn and daughter Leyda plan winter travel to Seattle Spokane and California. they expect to settle in Pocatello in spring.
Miss Leona Staley of Montpelier and John Lindstrom of Buhl Idaho were quietly married last Friday evening by County Clerk Wright. Both are well known in Montpelier with strong local ties. the bride is daughter of W G Staley. The groom resided in Montpelier last summer and played with the Montpelier ball team. The couple is receiving congratulations from friends.
The Preston News reports Vernal Smart died from a hunting accident last Saturday. A misjudged shot by an inexperienced marksman with a 22 high power rifle felled him a quarter mile away as he sat. The article urges sympathy for the shooter and reflection on careless handling.
A quirky note suggests couples should avoid reading a cat and dog life due to odds favoring the cat. The remark contrasts domestic harmony with unpredictable pet fortunes.
Step by step instructions describe crafting a crown mold for hats using buckram rice net or crinoline with a foundation crown of paper and shellac. Techniques cover layering gummed paper lining soaking fabric molding trimming and drying methods with sand or sawdust filler for sturdiness.
A fragmented notice discusses fashion shifts toward shorter skirts and a critique of vanity, then references a sample book of engraved stationery and calling cards. It notes quick engraving service for Paris Post orders and social announcements.
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