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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1930
Page
6
A credited Evelyn Campbell item from the WNU Service notes copyright attribution. The text presents no further event or detail beyond authorship and service credit.
Linda Haverhill inherits worthless stock certificates after her father dies at seventeen. She entrusts them to his friend Senator Converae for disposal. After a whirlwind courtship, Cinda marries Courtney Roth but learns he is a penniless adventurer living by his wife.
Linda Roth and her husband travel the world on inherited funds using brokered cer tifentes, chasing a life of luxury. After volatile years marked by envy and manipulation, a trip to Switzerland ends in a fatal hotel incident as Roth is left injured and killed, leaving Linda to confront the grim outcomes.
Linda endures a jolted stop on a snowbound train car as lighted interiors reveal anxious travelers and a nervous atmosphere. She notices a striking young man across the aisle while the droning drills of the scene heighten the mood of fatigue and detachment.
A transcribed feature by W A Radford details barn and silo design for cattle feeding. It describes a 100 by 34 foot barn with two front silos, hay storage, a feed mixing room, and an overhead carrier track to reduce labor. The plan includes ventilation, dry storage, and concrete floors, plus optional cinder flooring.
A fragmentary note recalls Balto and the Balto family in Rarusjok Norway near the Lapland boundary by the Kurnagjok and Toni rivers. It mentions Luplinders residents and ties to the famed sled dog tale linked to the Alaska race history.
The text provides rough figures for Union and Confederate losses in the Civil War and total mobilization figures for World War I. It cites a $5 billion cost for the Civil War and various total casualties, including 8,543,515 killed or wounded in World War I and direct cost estimates around $181.6 billion.
Willard K. Denton of the Metropolitan League of Savings and Loan associations warns couples not to buy unless they can put at least 25 percent of the cost in cash and a home costs no more than three times annual income. He cites a 12 year comparison showing renting at 100 dollars a month costs 15 934 while buying a 10000 dollar home with 2500 cash ends with a total outlay of 18 546, meaning ownership costs exceed rent by only 2 450 dollars.
The Biological Survey will band 5 000 ducks and asks hunters to report any killed with bands. If 600 banded ducks are reported and 5 000 000 other ducks are bagged, the ratio suggests 42 000 000 ducks in the country. yearly checks aim to estimate the migratory water fowl population.
Charles H. Burke in Washington notes rich and clever Indians in the West due to oil. An English visitor on a reservation asks about feathers. an Indian rider replies that Indians wear feathers but are moulting, signaling pride and humor in tribal attire.
In a London Magazine essay, George Viereck argues Russia has forged a total mobilization ethos where women and even children are trained. The piece claims girls and boys learn to shoot and use gas masks, with shooting sports promoted to build a warlike national spirit.
Two acquaintances, a New York hotel head porter with average tips around 25 000 a year and a Harvard graduate who drives a taxicab, show Fate’s tricks as the porter plans to send his son to Harvard while the Harvard graduate trains his boy to be a head porter.
A hospital defender in the kitchen tells a nurse student patient helper that the soup contains no calories, insisting the area is a clean place despite the odd question. The remark underscores a humorous scene amid patient care.
Fire in Peter Ursi's Berwick Pennsylvania residence blazed out of control before alarms were raised. Firefighters arrived fifteen minutes after the blaze started to find the structure in ashes.
She counters with a practical prompt about buying something. The dialogue centers on communication and affection as a social exchange.
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