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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1930
Page
3
A humorous exchange features characters commenting on aging and social pretensions. The banter includes lines about footprints in time and intentions, with references to Wigwag, Borrowell, Muggins, Tulkalot, Talkulot, and others as playful comic archetypes.
A teacher’s collection of humorous misstatements from 1930s exams. Items include brunet meaning younger bear, poll tax for parrots, Mussolini as a dress good, false doctrines as wrong medicine, and other warped definitions. The list also misdefines biblical and historical terms and jokes about Jonah and the whale.
A fragmented humorous verse lists ways to maintain friendship and undermine it. It contrasts lending money and market tips with social favors and competitive behavior to illustrate fragile ties. The piece mocks how small acts can strain relations.
The Tee- Tandle Engineering association recommends using natural hot springs near Reykjavik for city heating. No pumping plant will be built. heavily insulated pipes will deliver hot water to public buildings by winter.
Diamond Dyes are easy to use and produce true even colors with no re dyed look. The product claims superiority from pure anilines, lasting through hard wear and washing, and priced as affordable in drug stores.
Report notes the Washington capitol dome needed about 1000 gallons of paint for a protective finish. The Duguid coating, approved by the Bureau of Standards, promises years of exposure resistance. It took over a week to scrape off the old paint from the dome.
Fire wardens report higher Moscow-Porcupine populations after patrolling district, noting frequent encounters with the animals. The tally follows extensive checks across Idaho areas as contractors plan highway projects and local officials approve funding.
Linda Heverhill after her father dies inherits stock certificates and marries Courtney Roth. He proves penniless, dying in Switzerland, while Senator Converse funds Linda to keep up the image of wealth. On a later trip she meets Brian Antsey.
Linda and her Oregon visitor endure a brutal snowstorm on a stalled railway, shifting from flirtation to resilience. He aids her with slippers and scarves as they await plows, while plans for a warm Miami stay fade into uncertain future. The cold, machinery, and impassive snow create a tense, reflective moment.
Linda travels by sledge with other women after a discreet stay, while Brian Anstey helps and protects her. He reveals his purpose is to look after her as rumors swirl about propriety among the guests. The group of women vie for virtue and status as Linda and Brian navigate a crude hotel, snows, and shifting social judgments.
A Paris fashion note praises large printed chiffon handkerchiefs as decorative accessories for day and night wear. It describes coordinating with pastel frocks and discusses wearing methods including threading the handkerchief through a brocaded satin evening bag with jade ring clasps for a flowing chiffon accent.
Salt Lake notes 80 000 children registered for the new term Ogden reports Ogden water project started Brigham City wheat price outlook high Payson reports peach crop over 25 carloads Provo Utah county Democratic convention September 24 Parewan water system upgrades following floods Ogden inspects 300 tons of enchosa for regulatory compliance Salto Lake stock receipts August up 24 925 Salt Lake LDS conference October 3 4 Calves entered in Weber county fair Moab calls for lower meat prices Girls dormitory and state school for the deaf and blind near Salt Lake ready Salt Lake road projects to be funded this winter including major Utah county routes Castle Dale motorist killed Delta promotes alfalfa seed harvesting Cedar City fish and game plans to improve Navajo lake fishing
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