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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1938

Page

8

United States Leading Path to World Peace Since Armistice

Nicholas Murray Butler notes long history of international cooperation from the Hague to the Pact of Paris and urges renewed U S leadership. He cites Hull's isolation warning and calls for proactive economic reform, collective security, and public resolve to avert dictatorship and secure a peaceful world order.

Carnegie Endowment Ernest L. Bogart United States Paris State Bar Association Nashville, Tenn Cordell Hull Hull Councill of Nations Benjamin Franklin France Great Britain London Thomas Jefferson Versailles John Adams John Quincy Adams Daniel Webster William H. Seward Hamilton Fish Elihu Root Washington Jefferson Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia University Carnegie Endowment For International Peace Butler Morningside Drive New York Andrew Carnegie House of Representatives Senate Chatsham House International Chamber of Commerce

Hollywood Crafting West Point on Set Sparks Attention

A Gary Cut Speed feature details Jack Schulze of Edward Small Productions building a full West Point replica in Hollywood for a film. West Point cadet routines and Michie Stadium were filmed to recreate campus life, aided by Army-verified notes and 50 000 feet of footage.

Hollywood Jack Schulze Edward Small United Artists Small Duke of West Point United Statesilitary Academy Schulze Academy Alfred E. Greene Mess Hall Michie Stadium Army George Bruce

Spool Shelves Inspire Victorian Revival in Home Decor

A reader suggests repurposing spools into shelves as in 19th century parlors. The article notes wire shelves, two spool sizes, and painting in peacock blue, with directions in Book 1 Sewing for the Home Decorator. Books 25 cents each, with a quilt leaflet offered when both are ordered from Mrs. Spears Chicago.

Be forehanded with winter car care

Town and rural folk are getting ready for winter. Your car is as important then as now. Stop at your favorite dealer and let him drain the summer worn oil and put in Acid Free Quaker State Winter Oil. Youll be thankful the first cold morning.

Where Fuel Money Goes Nine Dollars Buys Less Coal

The National Consumers Tax commission reports a nine dollar coal payment yields only seven dollars seventy seven cents of fuel while the remaining one hundred twenty three dollars goes to the unseen tax collector.

National Consumers Tax Commission

Taking Pains In Youth And Old Age

A reflective aphorism urges effort to be agreeable in youth and to avoid disagreeableness with age. The statement emphasizes measured behavior across life stages.

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