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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1926
Page
4
A speaker argues fires of devotion to the home fade with electricity gas and radio returning interest. Modernism spreads even in the pulpit as standards shift. The core message urges seeing good in people and building constructive hope for the future.
Mrs. Ella A. Boole of Brooklyn, national president of the militant Women’s Christian Temperance Union, said wets gained ground last year seeking light wines and beer as an entering wedge to repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. If the aim is real temperance, the organization should not oppose it, yet millions doubt modification leads to true temperance or lasting reform.
The piece argues that temperance aims at the saloon and drunkenness rather than the act of drinking itself. It contends that to combat the core evil laws must curb personal liberty and enforce abstinence, impacting those who are indulgent yet temperate as a social penalty.
France shifts from demonizing Germany to shaping European opinion toward less hostility and more bargaining for peace. The piece argues France overestimated the effect of arms in enforcing the Versailles treaty and warns against foreclosing a peaceful bargain with weakened security.
Roy Chapman Andrews, writing in Boys' Life via National Geographic, extols sport grounded in skill and respect for life while criticizing hunters who break limits. The piece contrasts true sportsmanship with season violations and animal harm, urging humane conduct among hunters.
Readable excerpts show proclamations from Idaho Governor and U S President Calving Coolidge calling Fire Prevention Week beginning October 3 1926. The notices urge public cooperation civic groups and state officials to promote safety and reduce fire waste nationwide.
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