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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1915
Page
4
The Paris Post in Paris Idaho lists editor and manager Will R Holmes. Published every Friday by Paris Post Publishing Company. Subscription is one year in advance priced at 1.50 dollars.
A reflective plea urges abolishing extravagant gift giving and debt during Christmas. It contrasts stressed shoppers and overdrawn budgets with a proposed plan to celebrate without presents. The piece advocates pre announcing the plan, enjoying the season with family, and focusing on charity and the birth of Christ.
A vintage notice encourages eye care by A. L. Chilton Optometrist and Optician. It promotes Christmas season lens fitting at the Stucks House on Friday December 24 from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
A quotation from Relief Society Magazine extols a Peaceful and Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year. It contrasts material gifts with kindness music and dancing, celebrating simple joys and communal joy.
The Salt Lake office addresses penant contest fairness across wards, suggesting a monthly special session to equalize opportunities. A report from Salt Lake lists Era subscriptions by association, noting many are below the 5 percent target with eg Paris First ward at 26 subscriptions and Ovid at 0, while Warboro and Liberty exceed the target. Stake Superintendency.
The Louisville Courier Journal humorously opines that Greeley might fare poorly today due to unreadable handwriting, reflecting on timeless political frustrations.
An old instruction describes making coffee by filling an iron kettle with cold water, adding freshly parched coffee, boiling slowly, skimming a cup, returning it, and boiling about five minutes more until ready. The method promises a strong brew and ends with coffee fit for the gods.
A woman named Helen visits her neighbor, an elderly widow, who is about to eat alone. She suggests the neighbor set the table for two, hinting at companionship and shared supper.
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