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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1932

Page

2

Joe Barry’s Return to the Circus Dark Plot Deepens

In a tense scene at the circus, Joe Barry rejects a risky plan with Fullhouse. He hides a motive to expose revenge tied to Hymie Fradke’s murder while Sue Dayton’s farewell echoes as he prepares a dangerous escape with a looming cliffhanger.

Fallhouse Louie Sticks Bim Dayton Brothers Pete Joe Rowte Fullonge Fullhouse Tye Pete Maasxwell Flo Poe Hopiog Hymie Fradke Nix Oartie Joe Barry Sue Dayton Shep Pierrot Pherd Sue Mel Clown Alley

Father of Observatory Lick’s vast gift funds Lick Observatory

The article recalls James Lick born in Fredericksburg Pennsylvania in 1706 who built a fortune through piano manufacture and real estate. In 1874 he placed 3 million dollars with seven trustees for public and charitable uses including a major bequest to the University of California for an observatory and a superior telescope.

Lick Observatory James Lick Fredericksburg Philadelphia Buenos Aires Valparaiso Wew Batfornia University of California

Hammurabi the Lawgiver and His Great Code Claim

Babylonian king Hammurabi, sixth in the Amoritic line, ruled 48 years from 2067 to 2025 BCE. He promulgated a renowned legal code for his empire, a nearly complete version later found on an eight foot diorite stele carried to Kiam as plunder during Babylon’s decline.

Hammurabi Kiam Babylon Magasine

Supremacy in Their Environment Among Stone Age Australians

The article extols Australian aborigines as supreme in their environment, claiming advanced tracking skills and a unique system of signals. It highlights their ability to read ground scratches, their hunting prowess, and their fire making and smoke signaling, noting traditional cooking pits and stone-heating methods.

Australia

Ancient Irish Cooking Pits Reported in Cork Region

Archaeologists note nine falachtda or cooking pits uncovered near Kinsale across Ballinto Mellinfontstown Ringrone Balllovredig MTigsaxon Kippagh Scilly Glen Clashmore. Townshend cites many burnt stone heaps in the area once used for ancient victual cooking, Keating references the cooking method.

Ireland Kinsale Ballinto Mellinfontstovwn Ringrone Balllovredig Mtigsaxon Kippagh Scilly Glen Clashmore Townshend County Cork Keating

Napoleon as Nature's Superman and Cold Blooded Ruler

The quote portrays Napoleon as a paradox: a superior figure with vast energy, admired yet condemned as a cold, ruthless conqueror. It notes his perceived religiosity absence, his view on marriage, and the enduring glamor of his name despite Europe’s peril during his era. William Lyon Phelps cites Scribner's as the source.

Napoleon Josephine Europe Earth William Lyon Phélps Scribner's

Lightning Strikes Tree Kills Livestock in Virginia Yard

In Richlands Virginia lightning struck a tree in the yard killing a cow and six pigs beneath it. The observer Dick Blankenship was unhurt though his pipe burned away and the soles of his shoes were ripped.

Dick Blankenship Richlands Blankenship

Taking Him Literally and The Nose Joke in Perpetual Flux

A humorous dialogue excerpt features Mrs. Catte-Do recounting a belief about language needing recruits as words fall away through disuse. Mrs. Wattle quips about a husband’s trouble arising from his nose, prompting a doctor’s agreeably ironic reply.

Felton Mrs. Catte

Soldier who captured Hindenburg defense plans seeks credit

In August 1918 an English soldier raided a German headquarters and seized documents he could not read. He later learned they were the Hindenburg defense plans, which helped the Allies win the war, leaving him wondering why he received no recognition.

Fense Collier's Magazine

Eagle Brand baby food builds strong healthy growth

The ad claims Eagle Brand nourishes babies for lasting health with evidence from a feeding test of 50 average infants and X ray bone growth. It promotes the product as superior to other foods aside from mother's milk and offers a free baby book and feeding directions.

Eagle Brand Gail Borden

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