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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1917
Page
8
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The Paris Post in Paris Idaho lists Harold Swift as Editor and Manager. It announces publication every Friday and provides subscription rates for one year in advance.
The article argues preparation for postwar conditions as surely as wartime effort. It warns of price tightening and government spending norms, noting wealth may rise but vigilance is needed to endure future emergencies. It mentions measures to safeguard national money and fragile anxieties about economic readjustment.
A church notes preliminary program for Tuesday October 30 lists opening hymn See the Temple and various talks on Ancient Temples and Modern times. It includes Edison reads and phonograph selections, a special Y M M I A meeting for stake and ward officers, and a patriot committee to assist soldier boys with literature. The group will meet next Saturday October 27 to discuss these topics.
An essay describes the universal appeal of approval from childhood to adulthood. It notes a private in the 21st aero squadron buying 604 Liberty Bonds valued at 30 200, illustrating how admiration and patriotic support cross social lines during the war.
A garbled history fragment references success and energy with mentions of courage power and direction. It hints at urging worthy individuals to channel energy and achieve results, but specifics are unclear.
A short note argues that securing a pledged bond offers immediate value over speculative future gains. It cautions readers to prioritize tangible guarantees when evaluating financial commitments and risk.
Java, long a supplier of cinchona bark for quinine, now also dominates coca leaf production. The Dutch colony's growing role in supplying coca leaves raises concerns about control of the raw materials for cocaine and the wider impact on global drug markets.
A fragment notes a call to shoot anyone who hauls down the American flag on the spot referencing John A. Dix. The line conveys a stark insistence on flag defense and executive authority in a historical context.
A witty meditation on anger urges graceful restraint instead of rash outbursts. The note compares anger to spending and advises waiting for weighty occasions to protest with purpose.
A home for land seeks a trade valued at about $3000. The proposer offers a house and lot in Logan Utah for grass land near Ovid or Montpelier. Contact John Stewart P O Box 203 Salt Lake City Utah.
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