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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1957
Page
2
Paris Post issues a brief publishing notice listing the weekly Paris Idaho edition details. It notes second class mail status, the publisher C O Broxon, and subscription rates of 32.00 per year with mail anywhere in the United States, plus requestable act rates.
An Oregon paper questioned a New York company general manager about metallurgical plant expansion in Oregon. He said plans were under discussion and would progress slowly if Oregon adopts a realistic tax oriented economic program. Pennsylvania meanwhile began a favorable tax law to attract new industry, urging states to study their own tax structures.
Scientists study Tessie as a case of tears triggered by emotion. The article notes that tears do not gush immediately, heart rate rises, skin cools, digestion slows, and blood pressure increases before tear production occurs.
The article explains tear production and tear ducts then discusses crying’s effects. It notes crying may relieve emotional tension and aid mental balance, while social norms discourage male crying and lead to dry-eyed reactions during distress. Historical examples of figures crying or not are cited.
The Kiplinger analysis projects continued public pressure for big growth despite inflation. It highlights a heartland expansion from Pittsburgh to Chicago followed by the Atlantic seaboard and a rising California population, with Florida rapidly growing as well.
Idaho Public Utilities Commission schedules a pre hearing conference on October 9 at the State House Boise to discuss the proposed intrastate rail rate rise. The session will determine interest, issues, and the best evidence process. A 12 percent general increase is proposed with commodity exceptions.
Mrs Goff Stalder underwent minor surgery at Logan LDS hospital last Monday and was released home Thursday. The Stock family took their daughter Janis to Provo to attend Brigham Young University for the year. Fish Haven connects to St Charles TV, with many residents eager to join the system. A canyon party for Fish Haven teens included Mary Ann Stock and others. Goff Stalder was rushed to the Logan hospital for a nosebleed and released. Mrs Thomas Smith and family returned to wintering in Ogden. Arthur Shirley and Jane received a diamond prize in a local contest. The U.S. rainfall record for a minute was set July 10, 1955 in central Iowa with nearly 7 inches per minute.
Idaho extension soils specialist Charles G Painter warns fall fertilizer applications are risky on sandy soils or surfaces with standing water. He advises waiting until spring and incorporating nitrogen four to five inches deep for fall wheat, testing for sulfur, and applying on soils with adequate winter rainfall.
A recipe for Bachelor’s Salad with lettuce, onion, hard cooked eggs, pimiento, green pepper and cheese. It uses Realemon French Dressing made with sugar salt and other ingredients. The dressing is tossed and poured over the greens before serving.
Mr and Mrs Mitchell Beck and others attended a reception in Dingle for Mr and Mrs Harold Stevens. A group including Robert Anthony and Fay Nicholls was in Pocatello. Paris visitors C. M. Rich spent Sunday here. A turkey dinner in Home Canyon included Willard Johnson and Will Swartz of Billings with Charles C. Nicholls. Mrs Lucille Jensen visits Nampa, Kenneth Olsen from Nampa visited last Sunday.
A Friday party for Nora Lynn celebrated her bifth birthday with games and refreshments. Attendees included visiting Isaac Johnson and local families from Tooele Utah and Pocatello.
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