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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1924

Page

8

Dawn breaks as Zen confronts Grant over love and war

In a storm scarred scene Grant Dennison contemplates ending ties with Phyllis Bruce while Zen Transley, drenched and anxious, arrives seeking news of Wilson. They share a dawn moment by the valley windows as old worries mingle with new confessions about love and the war.

Zen Wilson Grant Wilon Dennison Chen Pennison Bilis Bruce Y.D Phyllis Bruce Linder Phyllis Willie Transley Miss Bruce Dennison Grant Denny Transley

Morning on the West Peaks and the Mountain Woman

Zen Transley and Dennison Grant face personal vows and romantic rivalries in the Western valley. Phyllis Bruce arrives unexpectedly, revealing entanglements with Linder and Transley as Zen retreats to a quarry, where danger and truth converge on a sunlit morning.

Entangled Reunion Bends Toward Old Debt and Danger

Zen confronts George Drazk in a secluded cavern as he stalks her from the riverbank to demand payment. He claims to be a long‑ago friend, recounts a past crime, and pressures Zen to talk while hinting at violence if she resists. The scene ends with Drazk revealing his return and a cliffhanger on Dennison Grant.

Zen Truth Dennison Grant Sarah Sureee Drazk George Drazk Denny George George Crark

Miners Face Pests and Dark Conditions in Coal Mines

In the coal pits, miners contend with rats mice and even frogs and toads. Mice gnaw cables causing electric faults and explosions risks. Food scraps attract pests during meals and a lack of light stunts underground life noted by observers Att and Wellsted.

Fragmentary archival note on old measurement practice

An incomplete excerpt discusses measurement in a region formerly under French rule. It notes fractions used for precision, including eighths of an inch, and contrasts with tenths. The legible portion hints at historical surveying conventions.

Turkey farming tips from USDA for fall market success

USDA guidance on fattening turkeys weeks before Thanksgiving outlines gradual corn feeding, avoiding digestive issues, and targeting mature birds for market. It covers shipping, outlets, coop sizes, handling on road, killing and dressing methods, cooling, and maintaining a foundation flock for next year.

United States Department United States Department of. Agriculture

Poultry Care Tips for Cockerels and Hens in Small Flocks

Practical guidance on selecting growing pullets, feeding and housing. Notes that shade aids thrift and that birds need raw materials for egg production. Advises avoiding weak pullets, retaining early featherers, and keeping active singing birds. Recommends free range with shade and grass, mash feed, grit, and double range. Also mentions plantings of corn and sunflowers and pest treatment using fluoride and salty grease.

No Privacy These Days.flapper and best boy embrace with wireless

A flapper and her escort sit together on a sofa listening to a wireless set. They wear headphones and exchange kisses as a long embrace unfolds. The music interrupts as the next song begins prompting a blush and the line Oh George they can see us.

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