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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1926
Page
9
Poem reflecting on Christmas with lines about mother love, the Christmas Babe, the Temple Child, and Christ on the Cross. It frames faith from childhood to adulthood and ends with worship to God enthroned.
A playful line imagines a Christmas gift of a speedometer for the person or entity named Swalley or Bug-Hey. The quirky remark toys with the idea of a practical present. It reads as light humor without a formal news angle.
A clipped fragment describes small dolls representing peasants, noting their appeal for households. The text hints at charming colonial or folk style figures from a central European source, with an emphasis on miniature figures for home display.
A brief exchange features Mr Wise asking about Christmas gifts from his mother and Miss Guy replying there was nothing to speak of. The Parlor Knight showcases light banter in a domestic scene likely from a stage or literary page.
A playful exchange between lovers shows a wary suitor seeking approval as Christmas approaches. The dialogue hints at romantic tension and social expectations around gift giving and propriety.
A fragment shows a correspondent pleading for a gift exchange and a girl responds about customary giving. The exchange hints at romantic expectations and social norms of reciprocity.
In a light domestic exchange, one person chides the other for stinginess this Christmas while noting the cost of stockings and the lack of funds to fill them. The remark hints at festive tensions over gift expectations and spending.
I, the elected Clerk of Strict Court and Ex-officio Auditor and Recorder of Bear Lake County Idaho, for the term starting January 10 1927, publish intent to apply to the Board of County Commissioners for deputy or clerical assistance as provided by law. Dated November 20 1928. Amy Munk.
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