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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1926
Page
2
Home dyeing with real Diamond Dyes promises true colors and easy use. The pamphlet offers guidance, color samples, and a free cyclopedia from Diamond Dyes, Dept N12, Burlington Vermont, for dyeing dresses curtains and other fabrics.
The Honore Willsie novel Lydia of the Pines features a practical heroines story praised for romance and optimism. Lydia struggles from childhood through a tangled background to achieve a splendid womanhood with mystic undertones and nature imagery.
In a northern Mississippi valley town Lydia Dudley tends a circus haunted by poverty and family strain. Florence Dombey the doll sits under a tree as Lydia helps Patience and cares for her father Amos while debt, a loan shark, and dreams of farmland loom large over their fragile home.
A writer notes farm women increasingly prize leisure as essential to life and family happiness. She cites Carl Sandburg on life and hyacinths, and observes some progress toward balanced duties, though many still lack time for personal recreation amid demanding home life.
A New England Yankee lounging on a park bench in London witnesses a frenzied rush in the street. He asks what is happening and a small man cryptically answers that something is coming, provoking the Yankee to fear a fire rather than excitement.
A Detroit bookseller notes many middle aged men study algebra geometry and trigonometry on their own. They face a choice between continuing self study or enrolling in college for faster structured learning and broader opportunities.
A quoted line from Fuller speaks of friendship as a gentle ascent that may exhaust itself if rushed, reflecting a sentiment about patient growth in relationships.
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