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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1918
Page
6
The piece argues thrift as a national strength in wartime, citing Germany France and the United States. It praises shared restraint, notes prewar debt alone funded by peasants in France, recalls Paris meals, and underscores War Savings stamps as key to uniting and fortifying the nation. It laments excess and envisions lasting discipline after the war.
A vivid portrait of United States Marines as they reinforce Allied defenses in France. The piece attributes their success to relentless training and strong esprit de corps, detailing Marine creed, boot camp lessons, and the drive from Paris Island and Mare Island to combat at Chateau Thierry and Belleau Wood.
An analysis outlines furrow lengths for orchard irrigation by the furrow method, noting variations by soil type slope and tree age. It discusses grading, spacing, and equipment used by citrus and apple growers in California Idaho Washington Montana and Oregon with example water applications and timings.
A wartime editorial questions postwar policy for German and Austrian prisoners in Russia and possible immigration to the United States and Canada. It urges Americans to plan how to treat foreign-born residents, demands strict immigration controls, and calls for cleansing America of treachery while urging self-reliant citizen action. The piece emphasizes Americanization and vigilant avoidance of traitors.
A dedicatory poem honoring the Vigilantes and their valor. The speaker asks divine help to inspire courage and steadfastness in the boys, urging clear sight, faithful duty, and glad hearts as they face reality and seek worthy conduct.
Notes include Pecan shells usable for stock feed after grinding. Mentions of ice harvesting in 185 from a lake near Cambridge Moss and various unrelated items such as Consuelo Vanderbilt seeking a council seat, Philadelphia organ size, French turbine power, and a UK film attendance figure. The fragmentary text limits coherent synthesis.
The passage lists Ireland’s five largest counties by acreage Cork Mayo Donegal Kerry and notes a range of archaic terms about surnames from the tenth century. It mentions a pear shaped fruit and a claim of cultivation extending up to twelve centuries.
The song by Epes Sargent for Henry Russell rose to prominence after Morris urged publication in the Mirror. Russell approved, Bells quickly composed the music, and the tune instantly gained public favor with bands and sailors singing it at sea.
Sympathy was offered in London to two men returning from the front who would not reach their Yorkshire home until the next morning. One man said he could sleep in mud and on cobbles but could not settle in a bed, lamenting the smothering feel of the bed after hard service.
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