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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1927
Page
10
The Lost Paradise a royalty play by Ludwig Fulteamt Henry De Mille will be staged in Paris in the week of December 25 by the Paris First Ward M I A Dramatic Club. Critics call it one of the finest American theatre offerings with humor and a wholesome message about honesty and industry.
The post office department issued simple directions for Christmas mail. Prepay postage, clearly address items, include a return address, and securely pack and wrap parcels. Mark early mail “Do not open until Christmas” and insure parcels.
The Paris pavilion hosted the M. L A. Gold and Green ball last Friday evening with wide attendance and praise. Mrs. Virginia Vauterlaus served as queen and The Black Cats orchestra from Montpelier provided music. A commemorative reading by Mrs. Nancy Pugmire celebrated Bear Lake stake mutual work since 1875, praising pioneer effort, community service, and devotion to duty, ending with well wishes for the group and a note from December 9 1927 encouraging subscriptions to The Post.
A humorous quip from Clarence Snodgrass on the saying that the person who laughs last is the one who aimed to tell the joke first but was beaten to it. The remark notes timing and vanity in sharing a joke.
On March 8, 1015, war was declared on Algiers. Commodore Stephen Decatur led a squadron of ten warships to the Mediterranean. The bey of Algiers, after a bombardment, surrendered on June 30.
The Neptune association, an organization of licensed masters and mates of ocean and coastwise steam vessels, is named after Neptune, Rotvan god of the sea.
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