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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1924
Page
4
Page snippet from Paris Idaho area weekly section showing pricing and出版 details with editor J A Wallis. Mentions Bear Lake County Idaho and a weekly publication dated Thursday.
A survey shows about ninety percent of valley residents have read a local notice or feature. The large readership indicates strong public engagement and awareness of community events.
Robinson Crusoe used persistent island advertising to obtain a ship, posting a shirt on a pole as a sea language ad. Despite poor initial response, he refined the copy with each worn garment and finally secured the goal. The message urges patience, persistence, and pluck in business.
A coat of paint and a neat wardrobe influence community opinion and business chances. Frayed garments hinder loans and social standing, while good dress and trim surroundings help secure attention and favorable judgments from bankers and neighbors.
A Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph item notes the engagement of a family's son and the harsh, humorous critiques from relatives. The son finally offers a punch line praising one redeeming feature: she has no relations.
The article urges residents to plant roses shrubs trees and lawns to beautify Paris. It promotes early spring work on streets yards and fences with morning glories annuals and hardy flowers to create color all summer and into fall.
Guy Flenner notes readers in London newspapers praise American progress in telephones banking and rail service. He argues U S workers farmers and businesses are better off, and foreign travel reinforces pride in home newspapers and national anthem, ending with There is no place like home.
Prof Gus tav Wilster of the Utah Agricultural Experiment Station calls ice cream highly valuable, noting its palatability and nutritional content. He cites calories and energy, butterfat, vitamins, and compares per capita Idaho consumption with Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. He urges increased ice cream consumption.
Adrian Kearl recovering from a leg burn after an accident spent three weeks in Ogden Hospital with sister Mrs. Charles Eller and family. Nearby, Garden City residents visited relatives, the Laketown choir performed concerts, and several locals traveled for family visits, medical advice, and church activities.
Eugene Rich and Lillian Transtrum were married in the Salt Lake temple on May 14. Transtrum is daughter of Senator Ola Transtrum. Rich is son of Orson Rich and great grandson of Apostle Charles C. Rich. Both are school teachers active in ward work.
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