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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1927

Page

6

Great Hall Christmas Memory From Grandfather’s Manse

A narrator recalls a grand hall with a blazing fireplace, mistletoe, a carven door, a gleaming floor, and a long oaken table where grand sire sits. The soft candlelight illuminates loving faces, making the past feel unchanged by time and death.

Christmas Long Ago in a Fireside Memory

A nostalgic poem recalls Christmas long ago with snow, a cozy cottage, the hearth glow, evergreen wreaths, stockings, eager children, and mothers baking pies. Departed loved ones hover in the fire light as the speaker cherishes those memories and the Christmas time.

Paradise

Christmas Spell Looms In The Home And Mind

A lyric scene recalls Christmas as a quiet moment in a house. Children blush and titter, a hush on the stairs, and the scent of cookies hints at shared warmth. The verse links grace, cozy love, and the spell of the season felt in rooms and hearts.

Night Golf with Luminous Balls at Van Cortlandt Park

At Van Cortlandt Park New York a parade of luminous golf balls lit by neon lights dazzled spectators. Inventor M J Bloomer of Columbia University tested eight balls, each keeping glow for ten minutes after teeing off and landing them across the fairways.

van Cortlandt Park New York City M. J. Bloomer Columbia University Institute Bloomer

Tides on Earth’s Crust: Moon and Sun Cause Movements

Scientist Walter J. Lambert of the Geodetic Survey notes earth crust tides driven by lunar and solar attraction. Popular Mechanics says such movements, though not yet measured by instruments, are proven beyond doubt by scholars, despite complex computations required.

Pr. Walter JD. Lambert Stentist Must and Geodetic Survey Popular Mechanics Magazine

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