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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
6
Hilliard departs after delivering news and a check to Embree. He plans quick action against Harmon's partners in New York and looks forward to Christmas at the Durant home while acknowledging a potential Montana commitment.
Hilliard returns to Syracuse to find Carol and Dr Durant awaiting. He reveals a gift that exposes his past and the two photographs show both his and Dicky Morgan’s stories. Carol forgives and accepts, confirming a shared future as Durant approves, concluding with a family blessing and the lovers united.
The regency of Tunis, with a northern Mediterranean limit near North Carolina, hosts about 2,000,000 people on roughly 50,000 square miles. It is essentially an agricultural country, deriving wealth from farming and mining.
Sunflower cultivation has become an industry in southern Russia where kernels are eaten, and seeds serve as a substitute for alive. An acre yields about 60 bushels of seeds and more than 50 gallons of oil.
In San Francisco Golden Gate Park a new two year old buffalo named Mogul challenged the reigning bull. The unusual encounter saw Mogul circle and horn the elder, but a thorny cactus in the elder’s eye altered the clash. After several rounds Mogul withdrew and the old bull retained his status.
The article discusses the first United States copper coins authorized by Congress in 1787. It notes a 200 ton copper contract, a 15 percent premium for the contractor, and coin designs with a United States device and the motto We are one on one side. The other side features a dial with meridian sun, the word Fugle, the date 1787, and the warning Mind your own business.
Pope Adrian IV was born in Langley near St. Albans in Hertfordshire and was the only Englishman to rule the papal chair. Born Nicholas Breakspear before 1100, he rose from obscurity to abbot at 1138 and became cardinal bishop of Alba in 1146. He served as pope from November 1154 until his death at Anagni on September 1, 1159.
A collection of quirky notes from the Chicago Herald-Warminer and Springfield Courier describes dream symbols like hats predicting fortune or trouble and a school test anecdote where a child answers a bird question with simple misreading. The piece blends superstition with humor about exams and childlike logic.
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