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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1926

Page

2

The Old Red Schoolhouse Remains in Our School Days

A nostalgic column reflects on how U.S. classrooms have evolved from the classic red schoolhouse to modern consolidated buildings with buses. It recalls Eugene Wood's sketches, rural lunch traditions, and games like Hide and Seek, noting that school days endure beyond changes in place and time.

United States Eugene Wood Mr. Wood Bob Sis Wood Kansas Jennie Small Owen Theil Dorado Times Ohio Nak Eal

Left-Over Dance Sparks Romance by Boody Pond

Helen Ames navigates love and rivalries at a winter social. Blake Pettis courts Lucile Forrest while Bob Benson wins Helen’s heart through dancing and skating, culminating in a rescue at Boody's pond and Bob’s quiet confession of feeling.

Elen ~ Ames Blake Pettit Lucile Forrest Lucile Blake Helen Ielen Ulake Pettit Ty Bob Benson Bob Bob Benson Teftu Sthus Boody’s Pond Ettis Blake Pettis Helen Ames Blake iPettis

Indians Use Sedans for Camp Travel in Summer

The article notes Indians mainly use sedans to transport tepees and camping gear during summer roaming trips. It mentions Glacier National Park and Rocky Mountain trails as past big game haul routes now limited by game preserves.

Glacier National Park Reservation Rocky Mountain

Old-Time Tax Levy Found in Dunbar Document

An early 18th century wreck of history. a 1714 tax bill for levying a duty of tit pennies Scots or one sixth of a penny sterling. The document was discovered in Dunbar Scotland and preserved in fine state.

Dunbar Scotland

Proper Kind Love Letter Quip by Pele Mele

Paris caption notes a witty remark about choosing hard or soft to describe a love letter. The quote attributed to Pele Mele highlights playful writing guidance.

Paris

One-Way Rule in a Conflicted Referendum Debate

The fragment hints at a legal or political struggle where the opposing side wins due to unrelated questions, while the victorious party calls the result solemn. The text shows a voting reference or referendum context with emphasis on outcomes rather than specifics.

Daily Dialogue About Hunger and Weight

Dilly asks if Dally would endure hunger and deprivation and implies joining a brotherhood. Dally replies that he wonders if Dilly wants him to maintain a certain weight.

Dilly Dally

Nevada Holds Vast Unappropriated Public Lands

Nevada contains the largest remaining area of unreserved public lands with more than 52 million acres under government ownership. This accounts for about 28 percent of the 186 million acres of remaining public domain in the state.

Nevada

Sea Lion Broadcasts Seasonal Cries at London Zoo

Radio listeners were treated to an unusual program as the London Zoo aired the cries and noises of the seasons. A specially designed transmitter was used for the 45 minute broadcast across radio stations, drawing curiosity from audiences nationwide.

London Zoological Gardens

Newcomb urges Tanlac after surprising health recovery

Garage owner Edawin A. Newcomb says indigestion dizziness and run down condition improved after Tanlac. He warns most ailments stem from carelessness and urges preventive measures and Tanlac as a remedy. He reports relief from pain sleepless nights and improved digestion after one bottle.

Edawin A. Newcomb Denver Tanlac Fanias

Cable Between England and Netherlands Weighs 1100 Tons

In the past two years two new telecommunication cables have been laid between England and the Netherlands. Each spans 765 kilometers, weighs about 1100 metric tons, and comprises four wire groups with a core of 25 millimeters and a 54.5 millimeter overall diameter. The text also quotes Powell and Wellington on law and war.

England Netherlands

Odd Facts Highlight Global Quirks and Shifts

A survey notes one in fourteen Canadians owns a motor car. Papua natives remain wary of witch doctors. England's coal exports fall from 30 million to 29 million tons in a year. Some 250 mines have closed since last November affecting 55,000 miners. Mokawa, Canada’s youthful capital, grows to 150,000 residents in under a century.

England

Ring choices reveal wary spouses and wary hearts

The passage argues that recognizing opportunity hides in hard work. It compares love to blindness and notes a woman’s discernment in choosing a ring. It suggests burned children fear freedom and a newly married man avoids old flames, implying caution in new commitments.

Famous Sayings and Quotations Compilation

A collection of brief sayings includes phrases from Bulwer Emerson and Disraeli. Notable lines mention patience with standing and waiting and readiness for opportunity, while other quotes touch on mood shaping perception and thoughtful exchange between hearts.

Proverbs on Prosperity and Praise from the Atlanta Constitution

A compact verse sketch cites advice on prosperity and restraint. It notes that gratitude should be sincere and not boastful and mocks overbearing praise. The piece references divine creation and frames worldly effort as matching the Lord's expectations.

Questionable Lines On Water Knee and Night Creaks

A fragmented questionnaire asks about knee water and solar blind Percon. It ponders why Lounds creak at night while daytime creaks seem unlikely and the meaning behind the phrases remains unclear.

Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised by Mrs Weaver

Mrs Lawrence Weaver of Mt Pleasant Pa reports dramatic health gains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits improved sleep strength and ability to care for three children after months of ill health and says she would recommend it to other women.

Lawrence Weaver East Smithfield St Mt. Pleasant Lydia B. Pinkhoom Lydia Pinkham

Prisoner remarks on defense by young Montreal lawyer

Fair-Minded quotes a prisoner telling the judge he would regret if the young lawyer assigned to him is ever needed to defend an innocent person. The Montreal Family Herald notes caution about hasty life choices.

Montreal Family Herald

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