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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1927
Page
10
Governor Baldridge proclaims November 24 1927 a public holiday of thanksgiving and prayer in Idaho. He urges all people to cease labor attend church or home services and display the American flag to show love and fealty to the country.
A critique cites Katherine Mayo's Mother India and argues American civilization rests on stockyards in Chicago. It claims meat suppliers enable universities, hospitals, museums, and arts, suggesting without stockyards people would live primitively and rely on hunting and subsistence living. Bernard Shaw is noted in passing.
Idaho governor urges statewide Red Cross participation highlighting 1926 Mississippi Valley flood relief costs of 8.2 million aiding 687,699 people and 642,837 for 20 foreign disasters aiding 247,478. Calls for five million enrollment. notes 3 million current members and ongoing postwar service and home hygiene training. Reports Red Cross disaster relief, nurses, and lifesaving programs.
Miss Alice Child of Minnesota College of Agriculture Forestr y and Home Economics promotes creamed alfalfa as a home dish. She describes prep like spinach with boiled greens buttered and served hot and notes color retention when the pot is left uncovered. Bear Lake is cited as a major alfalfa region and a new industry is foreseen.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a note about profitability and preparation linked to a boy who opened a news stand, with unclear wording and missing context.
Motivational excerpt asserts that future outcomes hinge on mental attitude and effort. It claims strong mindset powers success in any venture and frames discipline and determination as the start of great enterprises.
Lava returns to Kilauea after years with four molten rock fountains two hundred feet high. Native Hawaiians perform sacrifices at Halemaumau firepit as visitors from around the world watch the glow from the volcano’s slopes above 4 000 feet. The eruption is expected to continue for months with spectators spellbound by the red hot lava and changing lava cracks.
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