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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1911
Page
2
The piece defends advertising in the Post and urges reader support to keep the paper running. It notes booster articles for Montpelier merchants, subscription payments, and the need to reduce news if funds are scarce. Delinquent subscribers are threatened with discontinuation unless back dues or one year prepaid are provided.
A buyer learns his deed from an honest seller was not on record and the title uncertain. He hunts the patent and mortgage status, finds a missing survey, and realizes the abstract is incomplete causing the sale to fail. The tale cautions to verify title and have clear abstracts before closing.
A sermon argues that gratitude is both duty and grace for believers. Thanksgiving should be a constant practice linking praise to charitable acts, with practical support to the poor, and a life temper of thankfulness that invites further divine favors. The piece cites Psalmist language and St Paul, urging reflection on God’s mercies in daily life.
An excerpt thanks parents for many gifts including health, untainted birth, and protective care before birth. It expresses gratitude for wholesome food clothing and shelter until adulthood, and for education suited to individual needs and abilities.
The text exhorts focusing on mercies and opportunities for good while marching toward heaven, praising and blessing the Lord. Theodore L. Cyler, D.D. offers an affirming devotional message about divine promises, joys of heirship, and gratitude.
The first presidential Thanksgiving proclamation was signed by George Washington in 1789. The original reportedly rests with Rev. J. W. Wellman, heir of William Ripley of Cornish New Hampshire. It was issued at the request of Congress through their joint committee.
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