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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1924
Page
4
The poem by Robin A Walker in Kansas City Times reflects national pride and steady effort. It praises mankind as builders of nations, seafarers, and those who endure hardship to prove worth. It ends with a call to daily improvement under a shared banner.
A historical reflection on labor progress led by Warren Stone. The piece recalls May 4 1860 the founding of the Workingmen's Mutual Improvement and Recreation Society in Lancaster England and contrasts ancient toil with modern improvements for workers. It cites Herodotus and early conditions of workers to frame ongoing social uplift.
The article traces the legal birth of trade unions in 1824 while noting earlier continuous formations. It cites woolen workers in southwest England around 1700 and London tailors active since at least 1720, when Parliament restricted them. It highlights long-standing worker associations shaping wages and conditions.
Fragmented phrases honor service to humanity and democracy. The text praises justice, freedom, and the duty of citizens to uphold the country, emphasizing truth, sacrifice, and national glory.
The article surveys Paris fashion trends prioritizing health, ease, and utility in dress. It notes independent spirited sportswear, simple elegant gowns, and beaded evening outfits, with emphasis on youthfulness and practical chic for all ages.
The article lists Molded Fig Custard and Chocolate Junket plus Emergency Bread Pudding and Coffee Ambrosia. It describes gelatin molded fig desserts with soft custard, chocolate flavored junket, bread pudding with grape juice, and a lemon syrup beverage, alongside a crisp lettuce and prune salad with French dressing.
The text asserts that human labor power is the ability of an individual to work and create, rooted in the unity of mental and physical forces. It warns that alienation of these forces harms the worker, whose power develops with work and declines as the individual deteriorates, ending with death.
A quotation emphasizes that a productive society requires more people at work. It argues that busy individuals contribute to peace and general prosperity, framing labor as a key civic good and social virtue.
The page sketches recipes like stuffed tomatoes with corn and a cornmeal bread batter plus a vegetable salad and a coffee infused chocolate drink. It hints at health wisdom, fashion notes, and light social musings with scattered lines about politics and daily life.
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