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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
6
Turkish government ends two day rest conflict by adopting Sunday as the weekly day of rest. Public offices close on Friday, banks and most businesses on Sunday, aligning with European practice despite Christian origins.
True dyes are presented as simple to apply with no spotting or streaking. Diamond Dyes promise rich even colors that resist wear and washing, claiming high quality from pure anilines and fifty years of fame, with 15 cent packages sold by all dealers.
A brief dialogue features a beggar appealing for old shoes and a lady remarking on his fine footwear. The exchange pivots to a joke about gloves and pants signaling social foibles.
An admonition on health linking early career success to personal appearance and vitality. promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for poor digestion and general weakness to renew blood, energy, and skin clarity with directions to obtain from a druggist.
In a casual exchange at the dormitory, Nole asks how large a wardrobe is needed, prompting a playful tease about dorm life attire and storage needs. The remark highlights student concerns over space and personal style in shared living quarters.
Charlie appears overwhelmed by complex success theories and related ideas, suggesting a heavy mental burden. The snippet hints at a person named Charlie deeply engaged with theoretical concepts.
The Easter hymn usually sung as Jesus Christ Is Risen Today has a long, opaque history tracing to a fourteenth century Latin carol. Editors, translators, and composers over centuries altered the tune and verses, with John Wesley popularizing it in 1742. The lyric’s anonymous authorship has persisted for 500 years, yet its melody remains widely cherished.
The text explains how eggs were forbidden during Lent and then colored red on Easter to symbolize joy and the blood of redemption. It notes that egg rolling and later color varieties lost their original religious meaning, becoming mere decoration.
Easter at the Vatican features the pope presiding privately in a consistory mass while St Peter's hosts a cardinal led ceremony. The plaza crowds mix monks in colored cowls, white-hooded sisters, pilgrims, mountaineers, mercies sisters, and tourists, creating a vivid, diverse scene.
Summaries cover education enrollments at Idaho University summer session starting June 16 in Pocatello, bus service talks in Gooding and surrounding towns, rising potato prices in Idaho Falls and potato crop notes from several districts, penitentiary inmate removals in Boise, Cassia county fiscal surplus, and various local notices on events, clubs, and agricultural activity across the state.
The ad touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as quickly calming gas and sour stomach with a pleasant taste suitable for children. It claims each spoonful neutralizes multiple times its volume in stomach acid and stresses using the genuine Phillips product. An unrelated pension note reports on December 31 1929 totals for old soldiers on the pension rolls, including Spanish American and Civil War veterans.
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