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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
3
You may lack energy despite no disease and need real health through vigor and a lively zest. The ad argues weak blood as the cause and promotes S S S as a remedy to purify and enrich the blood, ending with a prompt to write to the Chief Medical Advisor at 862 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Georgia.
Frederick Walkenhorst, father of 25, describes his daily routine and orderly home life. He supports a large brood in a five room cottage with a barn, a cow, and chickens, using hard work, frugality, and family labor to keep the family fed and cared for.
Ohio city mail carver Oscar Fisher saved bits of twine from bundles of letters. Starting less than a year ago he formed a ball two feet in diameter weighing about 6 pounds. He estimates the saved twine would stretch over three rolls.
Auburn analyst Harold Fay recounts harsh Soviet policies, peasant confiscations, rationing, and travel restrictions during a year in China, Russia, and beyond. He notes American aid to Siberia, bitter Western views, and the dollar's steep ruble value amid prohibition and scarce goods.
A hunter gunning a mountain goat above the timber line near Stewart, BC, killed the animal and uncovered a massive rock exposing a long sought vein. The find echoes a prior rich ore discovery ten miles south of the Grand Trunk Pacific railway that attracted prospectors.
The 1920 federal aid highway program, totaling about 80 million dollars for work completed, is contrasted with the Panama Canal cost of 373 million and a ten year completion period. Federal funds under construction reached 103.9 million, close to the 106.9 million spent by states in 1919. The 1920 federal aid activity surpassed all prior years since 1914.
The Oklahoma figure compares load 6 270 pounds hauled by different road surfaces. Two horses on loose sand or mud, five on dirt, two on gravel, one on macadam. It also cites single horse capacity on various roads from 800 to 6 300 pounds depending on surface.
Roads extend miles of service to salesmen farmers and doctors. Cars increase territory calls and cut selling costs. Prompt medical arrival in the country relieves suffering and anxiety.
A modern concrete machine lays a roadway nine to twelve inches thick over fourteen thousand square feet in a single day. The kit features the newest technology for rapid, durable paving as crews mobilize to complete the project.
First class narrow automobile roads are replacing the old footpaths in Japan, signaling a shift in transportation infrastructure and urban planning. The change highlights modernization efforts and potential impacts on pedestrian travel and city layouts.
The article argues that even the best paving material in the world fails without a solid foundation. It emphasizes the importance of a proper base to ensure longevity and performance. It notes that quality depends on structure and preparation as much as material choice.
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