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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1915
Page
4
An 1879 Western Farmer note advocates asking wives for opinions to avoid business blunders and gossip. It suggests women rely on intuition, forming a strong left hand in decision making and preventing errors through shared thinking. The piece humorously promotes marital discussion as practical wisdom.
This passage argues for developing symmetry in body and mind rather than sticking to one-sided habits. It notes how reliance on a single perspective, like a right handed bias, leads to gullibility and narrow thinking, urging readers to weigh all sides before judging truth or swindles.
The passage urges giving youth and aging adults more life and activity during winter to ease burdens and sharpen study and work. It likens youths to young colts, arguing lively living fosters useful futures while overprotection harms growth. It notes older people also need vitality to refresh bodies and minds.
A church event list outlines December 21 and December 28 programs featuring opening hymns, talks on Joseph Smith and the Restora tion, musical items, and prophecies about Christ. It also lists home missionary appointments dated December 26, 1915, across multiple stations including Bloomington, Wardboro, Montpelier, Liberty, and Paris with assigned workers.
Town residents are urged to enjoy turkey on Christmas Day with warm wishes for everyone. The note celebrates the meal as a unifying feast and expresses pleasure in the tradition of sharing a fine turkey with family and neighbors.
Optometrist A. L. Chilton announces a glasses fitting day at the Stucks House on Friday December 24 from 10 a.m. to 4 30 p m. Science advances in grinding lenses greatly aid aging eyes and reduce future trouble and annoyance.
Constable E. W. Allred reports an estray red heifer with blotched brand on hip and forked ear taken up December 1, 1915. If not claimed, it will be sold January 26, 1916 at 11:00 a.m. at his home in St. Charles Idaho, under legal proceedings.
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