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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1931
Page
5
Bern and surrounding towns share notes on visits to Centerville Idaho Falls Bloomington and Lanark. Townsfolk attend weddings reunions and funerals while counties report guests, lectures, and church events amid steady social life.
St Charles community page recounts visits and travels of Pugmire and Allred families, a recent operation, funerals in Provo and Logan, trips to Salt Lake City and Pocatello, a Mayo Clinic trip, a Laketown park outing, and a home repaint for Bishop Jas S Poulsen, with assorted neighbors and relatives appearing in the week’s notes.
Mrs Ethel Stoner travels to visit her brother Fred Huckvale while Mrs Stanley Dunford and her daughter Maryin of Provo visit local friends. Miss Vera Nelson and Norma Patterson spend part of the week visiting in Montpelier.
The fragment humorously depicts a frozen waterpipe due to influenza and a fever so hot it melts a doctor’s thermometer. The speaker recalls wearing asbestos pajamas to prevent burning the sheets in a vivid, exaggerated North American dialect.
A brief reminiscence contrasts a post holiday lull with a festive retreat. The speaker notes one party left for a gay and festive spot while the other stayed away, returning alone to an empty scene.
A nostalgic feature outlines Tao Chun the kitchen god worshipped monthly and compares Chinese and American food. It presents canned Chinese ingredients like bean sprouts and bamboo shoots and offers a party menu for eight with two recipe options for Chinese dishes including Chinese Shrimp Omelet and Chow Mein with steps and condiments.
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