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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1942

Page

3

Debate Over The World’s Best Golfer In 1940s Era

The piece weighs Nelson Hogan Snead and Wood as leading contenders, noting Nelson’s all around shot making and longer endurance versus Hogan’s control and tougher workload. It compares putting, long iron play, and stamina across repeated PGA era terms, with Navy Sam Snead praised for style but criticized for focus under pressure.

Byron Nelson Ben Hagen Sammy Snead Craig Wood Navy Sam Hogan Nelson Jerry Travers Walter Travis Bobby Jones Walter Hagen Freddie MacLeod Tommy MacNamara Heston Smith Paul Runyan Warry Vardon Vardon U. S Norta

Twilight baseball sparks Northern league dispute over night games

The piece reviews a wartime debate on starting times for major league games, focusing on Washington Senator Clark Griffith who seeks weekday night games to stay solvent. It notes league rules require daylight games to finish in daylight, reports twilight doubleheaders, and cites reactions from Horace Stoneham and Larry MacPhail amid fans’ dissatisfaction. It also mentions 1942 season home run leaders and Mackinac races with injuries.

Clark Griffith Fox Washington Senators Washington Griffith Senators Harridge Giants Horace Stoneham Washington Club Larry MacPhail Brooklyn Buight Ruth Foxx Gehrig Ott Simmons Hornsby Klein Greenberg Averill Phil Cavaretta Chicago Cubs Chicago Mackinac

Memories of marriage and motherhood in Kathleen Norris prose

Kathleen Norris recalls the rich, evolving arc of married life from childhood dreams to becoming a mother. She details courtship, wedding day anxieties, first baby joys and trials, career ups and downs, and the steadfast support of John amid illness, job loss, and family upheaval.

Kathleen Norris John Mother Dad Hollywood Louise /Chase Mary Louise Geraldine

Women Who Shaped WWII Leaders And War Bonds

A blend of profile sketches and war notes highlights influential women from Helen of Troy to Louise Brooks and the impact on General MacArthur. The column then shifts to Delbert Hudson's Washington trip for war bonds, followed by analysis of the Solomon Islands attack and wartime sentiment abroad and at home.

Helen of Troy Duchess of Windsor Douglas MacArthur Philippines Australia Washington Delbert Hudson Reno Nev Newsboy Kiwanis Club Delbert Riley Wallace U. S Treasury Sen Pat McCarran Nevada

Mohandas Gandhi and the Little Red Riding Hood Reimagined

A satirical piece reworks Mohandas Gandhi as a fairy tale figure visiting his grandmother. He confronts a wolf posing as Grandma, asserts his freedom, and disappears into the wolf's gullet as flames threaten the cottage. The column shifts to wartime verse and a social note about train sleeping car reservations and wartime limits.

Mohandas Gandhi Red Riding Hood Grandma Mohandas Gandhi Movohandas

Toast His Shins Wife Breakfast Joke

A breakfast conversation shows a puzzled wife seeking toast and a distracted husband muttering. The exchange ends with a quip about public opinion and fools.

Joy of Sharing in a Happy Marriage

Kathleen Norris says the greatest joy of marriage is sharing every happiness with a spouse and children. She notes planning picnics building a home and dreaming of the future are richer when shared and that shared worries lessen fear of the future for fortunate women with supportive marriages.

Kathleen Norris

Two More to Go Fishermen Laugh at Empty Catch

Two fishermen discuss delaying homeward by letting two more large fish escape. The exchange captures their humor as frustration with an empty net turns to a plan to extend the fishing run.

Man who gives advice is like lending lawn mower

A simile compares a man who dispenses advice to someone who would rather lend out his lawn mower than cut his own grass. The quip highlights the irony of offering help while avoiding personal effort.

Thelma and Virginia Clash Over Names

Dialogue shows Thelma and Virginia disputing brains and a name with Jimmy insisting his name is Jimmy while Elsie idly notes Wednesday night. The exchange hints at a social scene or comic setup from a period page.

Jimmy Charlie Elsie

What Causes Your Constipation

An advertisement explains that modern refined foods lack bulk and cause constipation. It promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a daily remedy, along with ample water, and suggests seeing a doctor if relief is not achieved. All-Bran is produced by Kellogg's in Battle Creek.

John Dicky Mary Kellogg’s Battle Creek

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