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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1953
Page
3
Sunday Sacrament meeting featured speaker Max Jacobson giving a short talk on keeping the Sabbath Day holy. Numerous relatives and neighbors from Rexburg Salt Lake City Ogden Paris Montpelier Logan and Idaho Falls gathered for Thanksgiving dinners and visits with local families including the Ward Patterson Hadock and Jacobson households.
A catalog-style listing enumerates varied electric devices including roasters percolators coffee makers tea kettles hot plates buffet warmers casseroles garbage disposers and sewing machines alongside radios, irons, heaters, hair dryers, vibrators and a popcorn popper.
A public information piece notes the principal U.S. fire cause as carelessness with matches and smoking, cites 1952 building fires, and urges yearly chimney cleaning. It claims about 4000 children under 14 died in fires last year and offers three prevention steps including supervision, safe habits, and keeping matches away.
Farmers in Bear Lake County may file for federal cost sharing for conservation practices at the PMA office in Montpelier. Eligible applicants must apply through the county committee before starting any practice and a December 10 1954 deadline is set for initial requests. Those who completed practices in 1958 should report by December 31 at the PMA office.
Observe simple precautions in wearing and laundering hose. Ensure proper size and length to avoid holes. Choose appropriate weight, avoid sheer hose for strenuous tasks. Keep toenails smooth and nails trimmed to prevent snags when donning hose. Fingernails should be smooth to protect fabric.
A simple fish based stew serves six. Melt butter and blend with paprika, sauté onions green bell pepper and garlic, add tomatoes and seasonings, simmer briefly, then add fish and cook until tender. Serve with rice if desired.
A compilation notes widespread automobile commuting, longevity of historic wood structures, and vast rail and timber infrastructure. It cites 60 million daily car commuters, a 1727 White House gutter surviving 110 years, about one billion wooden ties on U S rails, nine million feet of timber trestle, and compares mobile death tolls to Korea War casualties alongside demographic and commodity notes about platinum palladium use and brood saw salt for iodine.
Slim Smith recounts a northern trip where his moose call triggered a sound and a stranger appeared with the same call. He describes a tense moment when he nearly fired, thinking a moose approached. The account ends with an untold final outcome.
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