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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1944
Page
2
A speaker links Nazi total war to the Reich's dual army system the SA and SS describing how mass regimentation and auxiliary groups underpin Hitler's mobilization. He contrasts civilian optimism with military realism noting potential casualty levels and urging sober judgment in America.
A political column notes Spain's fascism is a weakened shell as the Franco regime has disbanded the Falange. It argues fascism survives only by blood and is starved when enemies are absent, praising civil norms rising as people unite to outsmart totalitarian force. The piece contrasts Hitler and Mussolini’s influence with Spain’s diminished grip.
The American Palestine committee has launched a nationwide drive to win public backing for restoring the Jewish national home in Palestine. The piece notes wartime production shifts, comparing 1941 bomber work requiring 70 workers for a year to 17 now. It also mentions rations of canned orange juice and grape juice for bombing and submarine crews, and annual use of 195000 tons of lime for agricultural insecticides and fungiidés.
Farmers nationwide prepare for 1944 with a target of 380 million planted acres and 4 to 6 percent more output than 1943, aiming to boost crops, dairy, and meat while meeting war needs. Weather, yields, and conservation practices will shape results as double cropping and fertilizer use drive production.
A column urges action against Nazi and Japanese war advocates and warns of renewed threats to U S security. It critiques censorship and media bias, notes G Men sabotage concerns, and recalls wartime moral duties and vigilance.
Research from the University of Illinois shows manganese is essential for plant growth and animal nutrition but must be balanced to avoid toxic excess. Soil lime reduces manganese injury on well limed soils while small required amounts prevent improper development. Leaves contain more manganese than grain and seeds.
The note advises keeping troubles to oneself as narrow-minded people ignore or dislike hearing them. It suggests that many are not interested in listening and the rest are glad you bear them alone.
A severe blizzard in 1888 swept the northwest United States freezing thousands of cattle in the fields. The event highlights harsh winter conditions and widespread livestock losses in that period.
A home remedy suggests drinking the juice of one California Sunkist lemon in water each morning to stimulate bowel action. The note highlights lemons as a vitamin C rich, fatigue fighting, digestion aiding food source and a refreshing wake-up effect.
In Buenos Aires Argentina authorities fined parents for naming their children Quer Names and Zoroaster and Jupiter. The case centers on the citys rule against absurd or inappropriate given names and the punishment imposed.
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