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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1926
Page
4
The writer calls for shared Christmas generosity toward needy children. He urges every household to expand its care beyond relatives, embracing neighbors, towns, and nations to ensure every child feels joy this holiday season.
A holiday appeal from Our Dumb Animals urges kindness to all living beings, recalling the Christ child’s animal companions in Bethlehem. It emphasizes sharing joy with animals, avoiding harm, and making this season happier for every creature. Jesus’ teaching about serving the least of these is invoked.
A reflective piece highlighting the plight of undernourished families during the holiday season and urging readers to support local aid programs. It emphasizes charitable giving and community action to ensure children receive basic needs and happiness.
A fragmented note mixes a Spanish Christmas almond cream dish with a Christmastide hymn about Jesus birth. It references God, children, Nazareth, and Galilee, ending with the titles Dinah-Maris- Mulook.
A tradition links children born on Christmas day to musical excellence and heightened intelligence, suggesting special abilities in arts and intellect. The belief reflects longstanding superstitions about birthday children and talent.
A poetic piece celebrates the biblical phrase good will to men, describing it as divinely clean and bright that shines from the hills of Bethlehem with everlasting light.
A playful winter song scene evokes shadows lingering as Mister Mockingbird joins in a Christmas melody. The poem’s tone blends whimsy with seasonal imagery, inviting quiet reflection and seasonal cheer.
A reflection on Christmas as more than a date. The speaker recalls shared kindness, hospitality, and the idea that the spirit of Christmas should live daily. The poem emphasizes giving, welcoming others, and keeping Christmas in heart and deed year round.
At the South eastern Idaho high school basketball board meeting in Pocatello officers were elected H M Barrie as president J Anderson as vice president R W Harding as secretary treasurer and a revision of subdistricts for the southeastern conference was adopted A special committee was named to handle tournament funds and to transfer excess money into a general fund for future uses.
Discussion centers on Malad in the southeastern conference with Superintendent Thomas warning higher costs for out of district games. Plan shifts Weston and Malad to district No 2 and assigns sub districts with five to seven teams to enter the district tournament from two districts and one last district. Officials listed include DeBolt, Thmeas, Winter, Williams, Beecher, Canine, Killett, Tolman, Haring, Ramsey, Gittens, Low, Weston, Westerer, and Hardy.
A New York exchange office clerk urges postmasters and money order clerks to provide careful intelligent service and legible writing during the holiday rush. The piece notes fatigue and possible mistakes can mar Christmas joys, urging restraint and diligence.
A poemish notice from the Third Assistant Postmaster General advises clerks to use Form Six thousand and eighty three to prevent foreign advice from traveling far and causing worry. Readers are urged to be sure and avoid delays by proper documentation.
Bishop Robert Schmid and counselors J. P. Alleman and Parley Kunz made a tour of all the nomes in Bern this week. Mrs. J. P. Alleman and Ruby Alleman visiting in Manti at Emil Ladweig home. Mary Bischoff staying with Dr. C. Kunz in Montpelier. Robert Kunz attended his brother-in-law Robert Stevens funeral in Ogden.
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