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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1931
Page
4
The note lists the Paris Idaho post office second class matter designation and identifies JOHN A. WALLIS as editor and publisher. It also provides subscription prices: One year two dollars, six months one dollar fifty, three months one dollar, all payable in advance.
The piece argues hard times will yield fertile economic reform. It cites Collier’s editor William L. Chenery and Andrew Mellon on tariff lessons, production balance, and coordinated distribution to avoid economic chaos. It emphasizes national leadership and shared effort to create orderly growth.
Mayor Harry A. Mackey of Philadelphia uncovered a 104 year old cast iron pipe from the city water system dating to 1917. The pipe remained in perfect condition after more than a century, while modern streets suffer vibrations from automotive traffic. The piece supports the view that early cast iron mains, though aged, still function effectively with reduced maintenance.
Evelyn Laye, famed English light opera star, makes her American screen debut in One Heavenly Night brought to the screen by Samuel Goldwyn. The romantic comedy will run Sunday and Monday at the Novelty Theatre with Budapest cabaret and night life elements. Goldwyn has pursued Laye for five years, hoping to showcase her charm and rich voice in sound cinema after the transition from silent film.
A dramatic critic argues he always favors plays with a happy ending. He notes that some works seem to require a happier resolution than others and reflects on audience expectations for closure in theater.
4 H clubs of Rich County sponsor a Camp Fire program and dance at Ideal Beach Resort on Bear Lake south shore. The event June 20 features games stunts singing bear stories Indian ceremonies dancing at night and other features. Special cabin rates offered to 4 H members. About 90 are expected to attend.
A late night bicker erupts between a irate druggist and MacDougal over bicarbonate of soda for indigestion at 2 8. A nearby notice offers cabbage plants for sale with Mrs. Fred Nutt of Paris listed for inquiries.
The mountain Mount Rainier bears the name given by George Vancouver to honor British Admiral Rainier who sighted it from Puget Sound in 1798. It is also known by the Native American name Tacoma Peak.
A school geography set plus maps and diagrams has been prepared in Braille for blind children in England. The work comprises seven large volumes weighing 28 pounds in total.
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