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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1917
Page
4
The notice lists sale dates in late October and November with end limits in December. It covers rates for Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Omaha Kansas City St Louis Memphis Chicago Minneapolis and numerous other points.
A fragment cites John A. Dix urging protection of the American flag with a duty to shoot anyone attempting to haul it down. It frames the act as guided by individual conscience rather than autocratic decree.
Herbert Hoover calls for reducing wheat butter sugar and meat intake to free ships for Europe. He quotes President Wilson and urges citizens to sign the pledge and follow Food Administration guidance. The appeal stresses duty humanity and national victory through careful consumption and alternatives to common staples.
Rumors that the U.S. transport ship Idaho soldiers to France was sunk and that President Wilson was assassinated were investigated and proved false. The piece urges people to avoid spreading rumors to prevent depressing public morale during wartime and to verify reports before sharing them.
The article urges readers to exceed perceived limits and grow beyond their current job role. It cites a growth mindset, cites Charles Walden on octopuses to illustrate fear versus curiosity, and reinforces preparing beyond present duties to be ready for bigger opportunities.
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A reading course schedule lists topics on Thomas Edison including Boyhood and Life of Edison with selections from the Phonograph and Our Feathers. It outlines a November 27 special activities night and an January 29 debate, proposing a committee to design a musical program or author themed evening and social.
FradeHome seeks to trade a $3000 house and lot in begun Utah for grass land near Ovid or Montpelier. Contact John Stewart P D Box 203 Salt Lake City Utah for details.
An OCR fragment advertises a US poultry source claiming unbeatable quality. It also touts juicy steaks and chops and mentions a shop with unclear full offerings. The wording repeats and includes emphasis on an exclusive taste found in the US.
Charley, age three, sits with Ma and grandparents and boisterously disrupts reading. The grandfather asks him to quiet down and Charley, after a moment of silence, declares that the two adults “sound as if you were dead,” highlighting a humorous misunderstanding.
A reflective exhortation urges stepping back to view a person’s life work as a whole. It argues that focusing on small details obscures the big outlines of character, vision, and loyalty and invites readers to reassess routines with a broader perspective.
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