Look in the Glass
The piece urges personal reflection and a cheerful outlook, suggesting the glass mirrors one’s mood and can improve attitudes. It promotes self-awareness and positivity as a remedy for frustration and sourness.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1915
Page
4
Christmas Subscriptions Bring Dreamer Joy
A newspaper editor dreams of Christmas cheer as subscribers pay debts and many sign up for extended periods. Letters and a final check from Farmer Jones lift spirits, showing every subscriber settle accounts and praise the paper. The editor wonders if such pleasant dreams can come true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Jones
Reflecting on a Troubled World in the Glass
The quoted verse invites inner reflection as a remedy for grouchiness and disquiet. It suggests examining one’s own reflection to understand personal discontent and the world’s twists from multiple viewpoints.
Local merchants offer nearly any desired item
The article argues residents can obtain almost anything in town from local merchants who are trusted and taxed, claiming this supports lighter taxes on the community.
Trade Here for Your Town’s Sake
A short admonition urges supporting the local economy by trading in town. It argues that caring for one’s horse has value, but neglecting community trade leaves the town in hardship if both suffer. The note links personal well being to civic prosperity.
Tribute to W. E. Morgan at Fielding Academy
In fall 1909 Wm. E. Morgan joined Fielding Academy as principal and guided five years of steady effort toward noble aims. He sought to elevate mankind and broaden minds, never yielding to obstacles, leaving a lasting warm memory in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding Academy
Wm. E. Morgan
The Man Who Dreams
A noted figure once said the man with imagination rules the earth. The dreamer who imagines the highest ideals and then strives to attain them becomes master of his fate.
Mother’s Soliloquy Continues Amid Fading Dreams
A memory laden scene shows Mrs. Grey drift through visions of her son Don, Berk, and past joys as life’s trials unfold. The piano and memories echo a mother’s longing, lost opportunities, and a final reunion as Don returns to an aging mother in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berk
Mrs. Grey
Don
London
Burns help from a trusted family drug store
A short home remedy notice urges consulting the drug store for burns and advises keeping proper remedies at home. It promotes the store as a reliable family friend and source of household medical care.
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Paris Post
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Paris Post Publishing Company
Ida
W. E. Morgan
Paris, Idaho
Oregon
Union Pacific
Union Pacific System
Ferniture
Mazda
J. A. Sutton Bldg
the Minson Restaurant
Jesse Minson
Paris Idaho
Bodes
Reed
Grart
Cutter Laboratory
Su. Aete
California
Sam
Bear Lake State Bank
Burns
Brothers Drug Company
Rexall
Montpelier
Bank of Montpelier
Adgho Montpelier
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