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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1923
Page
4
A nonsensical OCR fragment references one year across the United States and foreign countries with figures like 2.00 and 2.50, and mentions Utica Phone. The text is garbled with repeated symbols and unclear context about rates or subscriptions.
The speaker calls for stability and will to do right with unanimity and aggressiveness. They urge loyalty to prevent enriching distant interests and emphasize community growth through citizen perseverance rather than natural advantages.
A state senator in Wisconsin proposes a resolution to end the senate opening prayer. The measure draws criticism and is viewed as reflecting a questionable conscience. The piece argues prayer remains a civilizational foundation and warns against living where prayer is removed.
The Dearborn Independent editorializes that farmers need escape from debt rather than more credit. It argues credit plans soothe emergencies but deepen trouble, insisting that eliminating debt and preventing new indebtedness are essential as debt and interest crush the economy.
The poem envisions spring awakening the hills and vales covered in snow with new birth for plants. It contrasts chilling breezes and frozen earth with the sun’s golden rays and singing birds signaling coming summer, as recounted in the Morning Oregonian.
The Richmond Times-Dispatch reflects on recurrent human patterns with references to Adam Solomon Samson and Caesar, noting how women recur in stories and influence history as an enduring lure shaping cycles of events.
A severe blizzard hit Star Valley last Monday, clogging roads with snow. No major damage occurred. mail was delayed a day from Montpelier, and several freighters were stranded overnight. Weather has since moderated.
Dr Charles Steinmetz argues radio waves will travel through earth water and air enabling uninterrupted global communication. Submarines use submerged radio and broadcasts can reach large audiences, linking cities and nations with potential classroom church and public information use. Spring weather returns to Bear Lake valleys with robins arriving in Utah towns.
A 1 cent worth of electricity at 10 cents per kilowatt hour would perform farm tasks like shelling eight bushels of corn, cutting fodder and ensilage, threshing barley, milking, butter, sausage making, grooming two horses, and lifting water. In the farmhouse it would run a flatiron, clean carpets, operate sewing machine, fan, heating pad, grinder, clothes washer, and a Mazda damp five hours.
A children’s page describes a range of electrical toys including a miniature electric train and a tiny electric range appealing to boys and girls. A balloon trapeze toy uses air from a vacuum cleaner tube to suspend a girl performer, captivating 7 and 8 year olds with a low current draw and extended play.
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