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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1930
Page
2
The piece urges readers to spend money now to boost circulation and hasten better times, promoting repair and painting programs led by Arthur Woods. It cautions against reckless spending while urging investments in home improvements to create immediate jobs and stimulate demand across trades and merchants.
A nostalgic recipe for corn muffins using canned corn and simple pantry ingredients. Includes measurements for milk baking powder sugar butter and an egg white, with steps to combine yolk and milk then fold in dry ingredients and beaten egg white before baking eighteen small muffins at 375 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes.
In Honolulu a 99 year old woman’s dream led four Hawaiians to dig a 20 foot by 80 foot shaft in the Moanalua area seeking a treasure of 25 000 in old monarchy coins. They chant and use incantations as they uncover debris and a smooth stone, while a court case over a landowner invoking Pele proceeds.
Reports from The American Legion chapters cover a spell ing bee win in Duluth. 150 members joined Muscatine Post in a one day drive. Pine Bluff hosts Legionnaires with parade and dance. Camp Geneva closes a secret boys camp. wreath at Arlington on Unknown Soldier. Es canaba drum corps forming. Washington ancestry house in Northamptonshire gifted to US and commonwealth people. Paris Post offers $2 yearly subscription.
A quoted aphorism by Horace Bushnell extols warless triumph through truth and mercy, suggesting no hero as fitting as one who achieves moral victory over wrong. The line frames war as a misguided measure and lauds virtuous conduct over combat.
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