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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1942

Page

3

Two Letters Present Study in Contrast

The letters compare life of Anne in a distant post with her husband in scientific work to Maude Smith in England amid raids. Anne finds boredom despite wealth and beauty, while Maude describes hardship, caregiving, resilience, and a community of mothers and children. The piece highlights personal coping during wartime.

Anne John England Maude Smith Richie Gwen Stella Richard Senior London

Two Sides In Wartime Women’s Role Show Different Paths

The piece notes two approaches to women’s work in war with mixed views. It contrasts a critic’s view with a cheerful letter from Kathleen Norris admirer praising resilience amid shortages, separations, and danger, highlighting differing wartime attitudes.

Kathleen Norris

U. S. Shipbuilders Break All Records to Break Axis

The United States nears its 8,000,000 deadweight ton ship production goal for 1942 as shipyards slash building times on Liberty cargo vessels. Highlights show the Patrick Henry, first Maritime Commission Liberty ship, and Bethlehem Fairfield workers lifting the Maritime Eagle in a victory display aboard a Liberty ship.

United States Roosevelt Maritime Commission Bethlehem Fairfield Baltimore Maritime Eagle Calship Yards Victory Fleet

Long Reach of Early All America Stars in Football History

Grantland Rice recalls Walter Camp 1889 All America selections and meets Channing of Princeton. He notes Pudge Heffelfinger of Yale as a 1889 star at age 20 who remained a star into 1922. He highlights Snake Ames as Camp’s running mate and a famed 60 minute player.

Tipperary Walter Camp Pudge Heffelfinger Yale Ask Bo McMillin Channing Princeton Mr. Camp Snake Ames He G. Mass Bo McMillin Ohio Pudge McMillin

Then and Now on the Toughness of Early Football

In a conversation with Mr. Channing the comparison between modern football and the 1889 era is outlined. He cites Pudge Heffelfinger and Snake Ames as examples of enduring toughness and notes players of today are faster and smarter yet laments the era’s singular focus on power and stamina.

Mr. Channing At-W Shep Homans Snake Ames Princeton Shep Snake Homans Heffelfinger Hare Ames Stagg Brinck Thorne Frank Hinkey Hinkey Charity Minneapolis

Linoleum walls and treats for festive gifts

Household hints cover durable linoleum wall coverings and easy cleaning. Recipes advise fruit peels with puddings and currant shaped dough fritters. Foot care suggests a cold water rub and olive oil massage after standing in a tub. Gift ideas include Camel cigarettes and Prince Albert Tobacco in festive packaging.

Prince Albert Halliday House

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