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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
7
Mrs Bowser finds her husband Samuel J Bowser jailed after a street altercation with a thief and a detective. He defies officials, threatens action, and is fined $50 or 30 days. Bowser plans to sue for damages while awaiting court tomorrow.
Dr Frederic Brush promotes modern dancing as a two year hospital treatment for convalescent heart disease patients. He claims it improves general health cardiac reserve and mental therapy while aiding social reintegration through structured group dances and supervised activities in convalescent care.
A historical note recounts Cyrus H. McCormick as a boy innovator who built a reaper without his father’s knowledge. After several trials, he achieved initial success in 1831, refined it by 1834 for a patent, then faced lack of buyers at $30. In 1889 farmers tested a model, with early sales beginning as faith in evocation spread.
A Kentucky farmer W H Winter tried to burn away a snake living in a stump and a resulting fire spread toward Onton, forcing firefighters and neighbors to rush to contain it. A timely shower helped stop the blaze though the reptile escaped.
The report notes about twenty percent of thousands of dancers show cardiovascular issues with many labeled hysterical or neurotic. Some patients report increased pain the day after, though decompensation remains rare as pulse rates rise modestly. Several patients express a perceived benefit from the exercise.
The Carnegie Institution Central American expedition led by Dr. Sylvanus G Morley explored northern Peten Guatemala during January uncovering several new Maya cities and beginning excavation at Tayasal the last Itza capital on Lake Peten Itza.
Fourteen chicks hatched from eggs in the bottom layer of a market crate in Paducah Kentucky. The chicks, several days old and healthy, were discovered after the top layers had been sold as fresh eggs. The owner sold them for several times the value of fresh eggs.
The nickel shine returns as bootblacks in Boston face competition from a wage war. Unscrambled lines show rates shifting from 10 cents to 60 cents as workers adapt to the market.
Rhudson Novelty Co. at 855 South State Street offers repairs for keys locks and grip mechanisms with a focus on modernizing hardware. Local service promises quick turnaround and affordable rates for residents and businesses.
The tale notes why Little Joe avoided eating at grandmother's table then grandmother offers homemade sugar cookies. He explains he has already tried several before dinner, but she persists with a gentle nudge to taste. The scene captures a family moment and a child’s modest response.
The House approves reopening Movia Theater in Monrovia for a twice weekly movie show. Admission is 30 cents and the president has a reserved seat.
A man out with his mother when he spots a wall image of angels in a home. He points to the picture and tells his mother that someone must have taken a Kodak of heaven.
A fragment notes road upkeep as a greater issue than construction on Primiage Path. It mentions a mill road left smooth by none and warns of worsening conditions with cada fifth wheel and coasted cost, attributed to Louisville Journal.
A puzzled exchange at the course has Sandy remarking that MacTavish could win the game but cites the difficulty of being both religious and tongue tied. The remark underscores a lighthearted moment between partners.
Report notes scientists place the chingpanzee at the top of a hierarchy of animals with the vrilla orangutan and Ithon following in order. The text presents a historical or exploratory view of animal intelligence and classification.
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