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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1915

Page

6

Simplicity in Life and Learning, a 1915 essay

Nathaniel C. Fowler argues that simplicity defines great minds and lasting influence. He cites Lincoln and Defoe, urges combining simplicity with learning, and stresses social exchange and collaboration as paths to usefulness and success.

Ancient St Philip's Church Marks Cape Fear Heritage

The St Philip's church near Wilmington, built in 1740, is one of New Hanover County's oldest landmarks and a key early North Carolina house of worship. Revolutionary War scenes and a 1791 storm noted in a London magazine are linked to its storied walls. The Colonial Dames of America North Carolina division hold annual pilgrimages to the ruins.

New Hanover County New Carolina St. Philip's Church Wilmington Cape Fear River North Carolina Cape Fear Colonial Dames of America Old St. Philip’s

The Big Event in History

A weary tourist reflects on Paris and answers what he views as the most important historical turning point. He argues that financial prosperity in Paris owes much to the discovery of America, framing it as a pivotal event in the city’s fortunes.

Paris America

Bad Manners in Some Shops At Walnut Street

An amusing scene in a fashionable Walnut Street shop shows three women laughing at a saleswoman. The shop offers reduced rates and a gown marked 16.50, with one customer mocked as mistaking the gown for a $50 item. The exchange highlights shop etiquette and snobbish behavior.

Walnut Street Mia

Alexandria's Jetty Built With Concrete Caissons

Alexandria Egypt constructs a jetty of five reinforced concrete caissons floated into place. Each caisson measures 66 feet long 26 feet wide and 20 to 22 feet deep. They are positioned on an undersea bed using a special slipway and tug assistance.

Alexandria Egypt Op Wr

Build-Inexpensive Open-Front Poultry House Design

A practical guide for affordable chicken houses using rough boards and open fronts. Emphasizes dust boxes, proper roosts, movable nests, and dirt or sand floors with drainage to prevent dampness and vermin, plus curtain protection for cold regions and adaptation for small flocks.

Maine Minnesota Montana

Three Poultry Hints From Farmers Review

Farmers Review notes that hens need free access to oyster shell and crystal grit, with free range preferable. Selecting eggs for incubation should use average-sized, well-shaped eggs, avoiding extremely large or small ones to improve hatch consistency. Early hatched chicks grow faster and offer advantages for marketing broilers or roasting stock.

Farmer’s ‘Review

Cause of Trouble in a Fractured Phrase

In a quirky exchange the speaker muses on paradoxes and irony. The dialogue touches on patience, life persisting under freeze and the odd investment of life insurance in second husbands.

Verhaye

Alpine City Journal War Morale Notes

Fragmentary lines mention alpine scenery and durability with vague war reassurance. Text hints at diplomacy and international issues but remains unclear. No coherent event or names present to anchor a fuller summary.

City-Journal

Chaplain’s Help Refused as Wagon Stuck in Mud

In heavy rain, a British wagon trapped in mud dodged a sergeant and the chaplain offered aid. The sergeant bluntly asked the chaplain to leave so they could speak to the horses, noting the men cannot explain to the animals while the chaplain stood nearby.

Saved minister's life prompts medicine claim

Frederick Maryland pastor Rev. W. H. Warner credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing his sciatica back pain lumbago neuraglia muscle cramps headaches and nervous dizziness from kidney fault. Ad offers Dodd's Medicine Co Buffalo New York mail order for pills dyspepsia tabs and free household hints music and recipes.

W. H. Warner Frederick, Md Dodd Dodd’s Medicine Co Buffalo N. Y

Worker Remains on Mast After Foreman’s Talk

A drill foreman in Culebra Cut sent a man to the top of a drill mast to fix a rope. The general foreman spoke for half an hour and forgot the worker, who stayed perched atop the mast until called. The man refused to come down, saying, You don't tell me to, sir.

Culebra

Water Office Confusion Sparks Meter Removal Demand

An enraged man barged into an eastern city water office and demanded the clerk remove a gas meter from his house. After a brief correction about the office, he insisted a man be sent to shut off his water, declaring he would not walk a mile and a half for nothing.

Conscientious Worker Finds Reward in Humble Pay

A thoughtful craftsman continues to take pride in his labor despite modest wages, valuing purpose over earnings and maintaining steady effort in daily tasks.

Britain's Rifle Varieties Sum to Dozen Types in Century

In the past century Great Britain has developed about twelve rifle types. The evolution reflects changes in military gear and hunting arms.

Great Britain

Two Heads Better Than One Faces Family Push

A saying notes the challenge of persuading the household head that collaboration yields better results. The line suggests household dynamics favoring solitary authority over joint leadership.

No amateur attracts attention says a cautious pro

A quoted adage urges professionalism over amateurism in pursuit of success. The speaker argues true trouble lies with those who claim to have none and misjudge challenges, stressing disciplined effort.

Thoughtful critics spark rounds of reform talk

A curious and combative passage critiques a provisional government leader. The speaker notes a tendency to deflect when arguments favor opponents, calling for a capable cook to outshine the official. The tone hints at gendered expectations as a man prepares his first public address.

War Spirit and Courtroom Quips in a Storied Page

A courtroom scene recalls a fat colored mammy defending herself with a washboard amid a racialized clash over provocation. Amid humorous quotes about Ford and a wry exchange about appetite, the piece blends social tension with levity and a newspaper voice.

Cause for Anxiety on Vacation Harrowing Launch Ordeal

Godspur recalls his summer voyage on the Great Lakes in a disabled launch that left him adrift for forty eight hours before rescue. The ordeal was terrifying and contrasted with his lack of awareness of stock market movements during the crisis.

Godspur Great Lakes

Thought He Could Fix Goat

A humorous exchange shows a boy asking for a goat and proposing drastic fixes to horns, horns, and buttons, while the father cautions of the goat’s behavior. The playful dialogue ends with the boy requesting a gost.

Palmyra uses noted. seismograph records quake速度

The piece mentions 800 uses for the palmyra palm common in tropical India, a seismograph invented by a Japanese scientist that records earthquake velocity two hundredfold, and a New Zealand mine yielding $13,821,651 last year, with a line about the door swinging both ways.

India New Zealand

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