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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1938

Page

9

First To Greet Rising Sun Rooster Embroidery Lesson

An accessible embroidery lesson from Ruth Wyeth Spears teaches stitching a rooster motif with a sun, advising embroidering pockets before cutting and using mercerized cotton. It notes two Sewing books for home decor and embroidery, offering a purchase option and free quilt leaflet with order. Also advertises Quaker State motor oils as a performance tip for Ford, Chevrolet, and Plymouth cars.

Ruth Wyeth Spears Rooster Spears S. Desplaines St Chicago Ford Chevrolet Plymouth

Invisible Taxes and Hidden Fees Rise Above Direct Taxes

An analysis shows unseen charges collected from all citizens, including the 75 percent earning under 2500 yearly, totaling nearly double the revenue from clearly labeled taxes. The piece argues these hidden levies hit low earners hardest and shape overall tax burdens.

Roach study shows 72 percent of film themes stem from papers

Hal Roach’s survey finds 72 percent of current film themes drawn from newspaper clippings. Categories include general news 46 percent, crime 9, editorials 2, sports 2, and comic strips 1. He notes a romantic comedy approach in There Goes My Heart and cites stars like Virginia Bruce and Corinne Griffith alongside international names such as Sabu.

Hal Roach Fredric March Mr. Roach

Woman Commander Leads Florida Legion Post

Mrs Pearl Vetter of Miami Fla becomes commander of a full fledged American Legion post the first all woman post in Florida She previously served as a yeomanette in World War I.

American Legion Pearl Vetter Biami Fla Florida

Talk With God Say Noted Psychologist Promotes Psychiana

Moscow Idaho ad promotes Dr. Frank B. Robinson and his Psychiana teachings claiming direct communion with a Living God. It asserts health happiness and financial success are achievable through this scientific spiritual method and offers a free mailed treatise by sending name and address.

Moscow Idaho Jesus Frank B. Robinson Christ Robinson 10Th Street

Classification and textile notes from an early reference

A dated outline lists five racial groups and subtypes, followed by methods to test wool, leather preparation terms, and a note on chefs and orators citing digestive issues as a commonly cited trait. The fragment ends mid thought referring to Moses and oratorical suffering.

Cairn marks midpoint between Equator and Pole in Michigan

A cairn near Traverse City Michigan contains eight stones from each county to honor a veteran resort association manager. The structure lies a few miles north of the city and marks a symbolic mid point between the Equator and the North Pole in the Beaufort Sea region context.

Traverse City Mich North Pole

Japanese Marriages Reflect Shinto and Buddhist Traditions

The article notes most Japanese marriages are performed under Shinto rites with ancestor worship, while Japanese women commonly follow Buddhism like men.

Nightingale and Monastery Historic note about Crimea

Florence Nightingale the promoter of modern nursing lived in the monastery of St. George overlooking Balaklava during the Crimean War. The article also mentions Sal Timber Tree and protected forests in India and notes the Ulm church steeple as the world’s highest at 628 feet, surpassing Todt Hill.

Nightingale Florence Nightingale St. George Balaklava Light Brigade India Ulm Germany Todt Hill Staten Island Atlantic United States

White City of the North Helsinki and its pale buildings

Helsinki is described as the White City of the North due to many light colored structures. The text notes woodchucks providing meat and hides used for whip lashes and shod laces. It also references Julius Caesar and Augustus adjusting the days of November, and mentions the first official U S patent issued in July 1790.

Helsinki Capital Finland United States

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