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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1950
Page
6
An ad promotes Camels cigarettes and Prince Albert smoking tobacco as last minute gifts for smokers. It highlights a carton of Camels and pound tin Prince Albert, with Christmas wrapping and built in greetings for easy gifting.
A guide to festive home decoration for Christmas emphasizes family involvement, planning, and space preparation. It suggests clearing rooms, displaying Yuletide cards, using greenery and lights, and adapting tree structure to create a warm, welcoming holiday atmosphere.
Kennetha and Rod face a legal and emotional crisis after adopting Elena from a destitute family. The mother now seeks return of the child amid claims the agreement was not legal. The adviser urges surrender to avoid prolonged litigation and suggests adopting again through a legitimate agency.
A soldier-comrade writes that abstaining in UN Security Council debates mirrors his wartime stance in Korea. He laments diplomatic debates, voices loyalty to the UN and army, jokes about a court martial, and vows the Korea mission will be completed despite effort to review every point.
Paul and Ruth Keheley of Newman Go exchanged jobs at the doctor’s order after Paul’s illness. Ruth runs the florist business and greenhouses while Paul tends the office and finances. Health improved, but the doctor won’t permit a return to the old arrangement.
A quip notes a will leaving brains to the hospital and an acknowledgment from authorities. They reportedly said every little thing helps, highlighting a modest charitable gesture in a humorous tone.
A casual street remark hints at a faulty barometer setup. Observers note the device may have been improperly secured, causing erroneous readings as conditions shift.
An American in London, mocked for his topics, boasts of a snowstorm painting. When a Brit asks for a natural American equivalent, the American claims a cousin painted an even more natural snowstorm. He recounts a mother returning to a cradle beside the painting to find her child frozen to death.
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