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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1915

Page

6

Life at the Curtis apartment unfolds amid mounting tensions

Helen Curtis confronts a tangle of servant gossip and a new maid over accusations by Mrs Gordon about Emma. The dispute escalates when Emma’s stories reach Helen and Warren, triggering clash over rumors, pride, and neighbors' judgments in a rainy afternoon domestic drama.

Mcc Helen Anna Orions Wille -Enina Warren Mrs. Gordon Gordons Mrs. Curtis Emma Jane iHelen Mrs.Gordon-rose Helen Rose Mia Gordon

Minnetonka Refuge Seeks Wild Bird Propagation For Market

More than 100 residents on 65 000 acres of Minnetonka game refuge plan to raise mallards quail and pheasants next season. They will distribute 5000 to 10000 eggs and aim to stock the refuge and surrounding area with birds for hunting and potential market supply. Frank D. Blair cites expected increases to 30000 40000 birds after two seasons with high hatch rates and careful separation from poultry to prevent disease.

Minneapolis Minnétonka Frank D. Blair Minnesota Game and Fish Protective League Blair Minnetonka

Fox Farm Proposed in Northern Wisconsin by Barnes Family

Appleton Wisconsin reports Talcott Barnes son of the late ex Congressmen Barnes plans a fox farm in northern Wisconsin. He seeks federal support via Congressman Thomas F Konop to obtain Agriculture Department backing and potential financial aid. Barness to Washington to present the proposal and arrange stock from a Saskatchewan farm.

Appleton Wis Wisconsin Talcott Barnes Barnes Thomas F. Konop Ninth Congressional District Department of Agriculture Washington Secretary of Agricuture Barres Spokatchewan

Garden subsides as underground stream drains land in Belvidere

Harmony township farmer Johnston Cornish reports a sunken garden now ten to twelve feet lower than two weeks ago. He suspects an underground stream from the hills is gradually eroding the subsoil near the Delaware River, with no obvious spring failure along the nearby river bed.

Belvidere N. J Johnston Cornish Harmony Township Dela

Ancient stone weaving shuttle from Southwest linked to prehistoric peoples

Norman Oklahoma customs a small boat-shaped stone. J B Thoburn at the State University remarks the artifact is a shuttle for weaving likely crafted by prehistoric races that inhabited the southwestern United States. The object, received from Edward B Anderson, is regarded as one of the most interesting relics.Thoburn notes its significance and possible origin.

Norman Okla J.B. Thoburn Ethnological’ Department The State University Thoburn jEdward B Derson Arta University Anglin Tex United States Thoburm

Doric column at Perry memorial guides Great Lakes mariners

The 335 foot Doric column at Put-in-Bay, topped by lights, serves as a major landmark for Lake Erie mariners from Cleveland to Detroit. The US lake survey notes its location, height, and plan for surrounding museum and Peace and Arbitration statue structures, with completion anticipated in about a year.

Sandusky Put-in-Bay Great Lakes Canadian Lake Erie Ohio Lake -Erie Cleveland Toledo Detroit United States Lake Survey Put-in-Bay Island Pennsylvania Michigan Illinois Wisconsin New York Rhode Island Kentucky Minnesota Louisiana Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry Put-in- Bay United States Canada Atlantic Perry

Flint Woman Seeks Divorce Over Husband Beating Allegations

Mrs. Carrie Anderson of Flint Michigan files for divorce from Cyrus Anderson claiming abuse over three years. She states he kicked her causing lasting injuries and broke bones on occasions.

Flint Carrie Anderson Cyrus

Didnt Wear It and Dinner Party Tales

A New York businessman declines use of his name and recalls a Western tour tale about his wife recounting a dinner at a cafe with the Turkish ambassador. The hostess jokes the envoy wore no fez but was lean-shaven. Also a Cleveland Plain Dealer quips about a 6-year-old boy who teases girls as a social survival instinct.

New Huseband Post Billie

Boundaries Needed

Comic household scene from a parents and child moment. Freddie laments where his facial boundaries lie as his mother washes his ears along with his face or neck prompting a quick, humorous parental response. The dialogue captures everyday family quirks in a lighthearted domestic tone.

Freddie Mary Ladies’ Home Journal

It Was Different Nerve Tonic Now Half Price

A Nebraska Awgwan piece uses a comic sketch to show a doctor selling a nerve tonic with a 50 cent charge, offering a quarter to fill the prescription. The dialogue mocks medical vending and payment terms in a sly social jab.

Nebraska

What She Did With It. A Flea on Kitty

A child Edith tells her mother she found a flea on the cat and says she put it back on kitty because it belonged to the cat, a simple humorous exchange from Liptingott's.

Edith Kitty Lippincott’s

Boy asks about port and starboard in seaside quip

A boy questions port and starboard and his father explains left and right. The punchline lands with a mispronounced “port parhid starboard eye” as a boy notes Tommy Jones got flirtatious and received a playful cut.

Tommy Jones

Man’s Greatest Enemy to Himself Opinion of Self

A reflective line asserts that a person’s own judgment of themselves matters as much as or more than others opinions. It argues that if everyone were as cautious about deserving honest self opinion as they are about gaining praise from others, most people would fare better in life.

Pat Emma Waren

Heard on the Football Field

A vivid, mud stained quip captures locker room banter as the Tiger Club debates how scrubbed players can clean up after a rough game on the field. The remark reflects humorous chatter about muddy uniforms and effort.

Tiger Club

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