Neat Analogy From Applesauce Happiness Quote
A Boston Transcript item frames happiness as doing nice deeds for others like sharing a kiss you must give to receive. The analogy appears in a short quotation about generosity and reciprocity.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1926
Page
5
A Boston Transcript item frames happiness as doing nice deeds for others like sharing a kiss you must give to receive. The analogy appears in a short quotation about generosity and reciprocity.
Public sale to be held at the premises of Burton Thomas in Bloomington at 2 30 P M Saturday May 29th for 10 head of cows with increase 18 head of horses with their increase one Case 82 inch separator one Case 50 HP steam engine with tools and attachments used with threshing outfit one Cleveland tractor with plows m 27 P A Devers liquidating agent
A correction notes last week’s Caribou hospital visit to Soda Springs involved Mrs. Harry Wiker and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Vallentine, accompanied by Mrs. A. H. Thornock, traveling in response to news of her illness.
A Burley survey finds readers favor light magazines like True Story and True Confessions with about 200 copies sold monthly while higher quality journals like Atlantic Monthly Harper's and Scientific American sell only a few per month. Dealers note a shift toward lighter material despite some urging for uplifting literature and a rise in fashion and fiction titles.
The fanweed pest has reached Wyong and concerns Liber ty Sharon farmers most, as the tall weed near bloom fights cultivation efforts. Farmers differ on cultivation effectiveness, but agree extermination is needed to prevent spread across the valley.
Readers are urged to provide structured activities for boys and girls during the long break. The idea is to balance work and play with moral restraints so children return in good condition for the new term and the demands of school.
The piece urges citizens to devote 100 percent of their ability to implement worthy public improvement proposals within sound financial limits. It argues that supporting Paris requires personal effort in local trade, schooling, and community betterment, combining charity with industrious work to advance progress.
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