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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1931
Page
2
Paris Idaho publication lists second class post status and editor John A Wallis. It also provides subscription rates: one year two dollars, six months one dollar fifty, three months one dollar, all strictly in advance.
The San Francisco Chronicle notes boxwood’s slow growth and aging. It states a true antique can only be created by hundred year growth and that reproductions are impossible within a short time.
A Pittsburgh financier calls for educating American women in income management and, equally, educating men in the same occupation. The exchange highlights financial literacy as a shared civic goal.
The board appointed Roy Hoff as road overseer for Georgetown precinct and Wilford Hess as constable there. George Passey was sworn in as Justice of the Peace. Phyllis Rich was hired as deputy in the Assessor’s office at 75 dollars monthly. Mileage for county cars set at 10 cents a mile. Court chamber and jail ordered calso mined and repainted by Charles Rogers. Alma E. Duke nominated county agent to fill Chase Kearl’s vacancy. Joseph Orchard named road overseer for district two.
Editorial urges business leaders to embrace change and look beyond tradition. It argues growth requires taking risks like climbing the roof to assess storms and adapting shopping and advertising practices. The piece notes drought relief efforts by the U.S. Agriculture Bureau urging winter bird feeding.
Public Ledger nominates a Philadelphia reporter for coining a vivid line describing a volatile millionaire club man as brandishing an olive branch in a warlike manner. Nominations are to close.
A speaker argues that loyal citizens must believe in and fully support local projects to ensure success. He states no resident can fully back a venture without genuine confidence and willingness to contribute to its outcomes.
A classroom scene shows a teacher drilling a pupil on spelling with bed then bed spelled. The piece shifts to a song about cowboys and the afterlife, referencing judgment and branding, concluding with a request to sing My Bonnie is Over the Ocean.
Jane Rogers offers simple kitchen tips to enhance desserts. Crumble fudge over ice cream, garnish with candied cherries, and use a dusting of almond to elevate presentation. A cautionary note about cleaning methods appears with unsafe advice omitted.
The piece promotes salt as a versatile antiseptic and remedy. It advises salt water washes for sore parts and tired eyes, nasal sprays for colds, and gargling with salted solutions. It notes external use for pains, mentions possible toothache relief, and playfully doubts salted popcorn for seasickness.
Berthold Rey a messenger at the Ninth corps area headquarters San Francisco has served under twenty six generals. He explained that it was a simple thing to do because he always spoke a-
Flames from an exploding oil stove at a Twin Falls home kill three of four Brown children. Ruth, nine months old, survives with severe burns. The deceased are Phillip 3, Virgil 2, and Virginia 2, all twins.
A stove explosion in a one room dwelling trapped children with flames filling the room. Firemen controlled the blaze and Mrs Brown rescued her baby while the other two children were carried out dead. The mother had left to bake bread when the blast occurred. A local theatre plans a benefit performance tomorrow to aid the Brown family.
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