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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1946
Page
6
A lengthy Dickens excerpt recalls Marley’s dead state and Scrooge’s stubborn, solitary Christmas Eve. The tale foreshadows three spirits who will visit to alter his heart and fate in a stark, period-voiced summary.
Scrooge awakens to twelve chimes and sees a radiant childlike spirit with a white crown of light. The Ghost reveals itself as the Ghost of Christmas Past and invites Scrooge to walk with it, while he fears the supernatural visitation and clings to his robe in trepidation. The scene ends with the warning that the visitation is a visitation of the past.
Kathleen Norris advises Ford Davis to move his family to a farm to escape a troubled city marriage. She argues for imagination and practical steps, suggesting the wife must compromise or lose income and home, with a chance she may awaken to real womanhood.
Ford Davis endures a strained marriage as Ethel Davis pursues solo freedom, leaving four and five year olds with others while she spends days at shops, movies, and gatherings. He loves the children and contemplates moving to a farm, seeking guidance from Miss Norris.
University of California reports molybdenum overload in 400 square miles mainly Kern county. Dairy cattle develop illness after weeks on contaminated pastures, becoming emaciated, anemic, with faded coats as the disease progresses.
The ad promotes New Fleischmann's Fast Rising Dry Yeast as a dependable product that remains full strength for weeks. It highlights home bakers can bake bread on short notice by dissolving the yeast per package directions and buying it at their grocer.
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