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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1918

Page

7

Paget Sinks a German Cruiser And Ida Kennedy Appears

Naval Lieutenant Donald Paget commands a sub while stalking a German cruiser. A perilous battle ends with the cruiser destroyed and Ida Kennedy miraculously rescued, though Paget faces deadly traps and a grim struggle to save his love amid rising tides.

Paget Ida Kennedy Donald Paget Washington Captain Masterman Masterman Ira MacBeard

Triumph of Justice and Equal Rights Message

A fragmentary exhortation urges attacking injustice to reach triumph and to wish only what is just. It calls respecting the rights of all, defending liberty and property for everyone, and upholding duty without exception.

Peony and Hydrangea Profit in Flower Farming

The article describes the high money value of selling choice flowers in U S cities, notes peonies as hardy farm staples and describes Chinese varieties and cultivation needs. It explains hydrangea as suited for field production with large future blooms and outlines regional timing and labor efficiency in growing for markets.

United States

How to Pot House Plants in the Winter

United States Department of Agriculture offers basic potting guidance for amateur gardeners. It covers equipment, soil mix of loam sand and well rotted manure, drainage with broken pot pieces, pot size, planting depth, soil compaction, watering, and shifting to larger pots as roots fill the container.

United States Department of Agriculture States Relations Service

A Rich Man's War and the Rise of Democracy Abroad

A essay argues World War I is a rich man's war, as profits from munitions and industry profited while the poor faced conscription. It contrasts American tax powers gained in war with Civil War exemptions and highlights Britain’s rapid shift to democratic control of industry and labor. The piece urges continued reform to democratize industry at home.

Europe England Board of Business Management Great Britain

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