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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1945

Page

3

Camp Fire Girls Inviting Jills to Join 7-18 Years

Mary E. Pennock outlines Camp Fire Girls aims and values, emphasizing learning by doing across seven fields, the democratic, youth-led structure, and the fun, belonging, and community service aspects. The piece invites girls to join and provides contact details for local offices and national headquarters in New York.

Jills Gamp—Fire G i Camp Fire Camp Fire Girls Syreney Ave FT Minneapolis New York Hayden Planitorium Pennock Minnesota Lexington Avenue Blue-Bird Blue Birds Horizon

Common Sense Will Kill Common Cold

An advisory article weighs effective colds care and cautions against ineffective nasal treatments. It notes the virus is spread by contagious carriers and suggests simple self care like rest and warmth. It warns against sulfa drugs early on and promotes physician guidance for suitable medicines.

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Gay Gadgets and Soda Fountain Jokes at Central High Casbah

A playful, humorous piece recounts soda fountain novelties and favorite treats at the Casbah, listing items like Triple Threat and Dusty Miller sundae. It riffs on high school slang, playful taunts, and a local cheer for Central High.

Casbah Dusty Miller FBI

Trixie Teen Advises Realistic Career Paths

A teen column urges aspiring actors and singers to consider practical work like typing or counter work as a fallback. It stresses that talent matters but emphasizes grounding ambitions with steady jobs while awaiting discovery.

Trixie

Romance of Your Name By Ruby Haskins Ellis Ball

A genealogical sketch traces the Ball family from Saxon roots meaning swift or bold to early settlers in England and America. It notes key figures including Thomas Ball defender of Salonica and Col William Ball in Virginia, linking Massachusetts and New Jersey branches to lineage back to England and to George Washington.

Romance of Your Name Ruby Haskins Ellis Ball Swift Balle Bale Bal Ball Vice Exon England John Ball Thomas Ball Salonica Mohammed II Peloponnesus William Ball Wiltshire Francis Ball Springfield Mass Abigail Burt Balls Massachusetts Edward Ball Stamford Conn New Jersey Newark Col Lancaster County George Washington

Log of a man in quest of better fishing

A restless angler longs for top catches beyond Indian River. He chases striped bass after hearing of a big run at Wahoo Beach, travels 80 to 100 miles between inlet, cove, and ledge reports, and finds only snapper blues and poor striper activity before returning home exhausted.

Mike Lerner Indian River Wahoo—beach Kickapoo Inlet Big Horse Cove Topart & Roner Killikowowie Point Stew Woodson Stew Chet Baker Winnepesaukee Ledge Mulligans Bay Razzeldazzle Harbor Iron Bridge Ernie Perry Ed Dudek

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