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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1930
Page
8
Community notes show residents visiting relatives in Utah and California for Christmas. Local business leaders, bankers, and merchants contribute festive displays and calendars while students and workers travel home for holidays.
A Christmas tale recounts Blitzen's mischief on Santa's sleigh causing a crash and damage. Santa punishes Blitzen by leaving him on the ground and later declares him a wiser reindeer who may not join next year's ride. Children are urged to write Santa to forgive him.
Lois Smith receives parcels intended for Louis Smith in one apartment building. Inside are gifts and a letter starting Dear Son Louis. Misunderstanding and past secrets drive a bittersweet scene as Lois confesses a long kept lie while a visitor arrives.
In a seventeenth century panorama the Triad pirate Cormat sails alongside Capt. John Avery alias Long Bin Bartholomew Roberts and Edward Teuch whose nickname was Blackheard as infamous marauders.
A Los Angeles Times note praises a pacemaker for maintaining a conservative and dignified speed, blessing the measured pace as steady progress.
Chicago News records a reflective saying noting equivalence of men across situations. The phrase appears as a social aside illustrating attitudes of the period.
Antiquarians say a prehistoric cemetery in Meath, then part of the Irish Free State, reveals rich relics from the era of Tara. The pasture lands reputedly hold artifacts linking to ancient kings and grand gatherings on the Meath plains.
Report notes the famous oath taken by leaders of the French Revolution was named after Louis XVI withdrawing from their usual meeting place.
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