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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1915
Page
4
An appeal urges readers to join the GO TO CHURCH movement describing it as a nation wide religious awakening. It claims the movement is spreading like a prairie fire and will benefit individuals and the nation. Readers are urged to cancel social plans and engage with God.
Will BE Holmes editor and manager announces the Paris Post Publishing Company edition in Paris Idaho. The paper is published weekly every Friday and entered as second class matter. Subscription rate shown is one year in advance set at $1 650.
The author argues parents should let children earn money and learn through work. He warns against overindulgence. a thrifty approach builds character, while offering too much may foster dependence. Teaching distinction between useful items and trash is crucial.
A father's view on balancing guidance and freedom for children. The text argues against strict limits while young, noting that sons may resist parental tastes yet respond to reason as they age. It suggests allowing personal clothing choices to build care and savings, with emphasis on autonomy.
In the Nampa Leader-Herald view, President Wilson’s embrace of tariff protection signals a major realignment. The piece notes his support for preserving sugar duties and taxing wool, risking a collapse of the Democrats’ long standing free trade position and inviting accusations of past political error.
The London Chronicle reflects on Sir Tan Hamilton once famed as the unluckiest man in arms now reversed in fortune at the Dardanelles. It cites his wartime wounds and a fall that cost him glory, contrasting his speaking prowess with Wellington’s.
Miss Ha M Kinna of near Frederick Maryland found a wrapped package at Clifton station that resembled a shoe box. When opened a four foot black snake sprang at her face. She screamed and the snake was killed. She is in a highly nervous state.
A brief exchange shows a playful plan to dodge chores. One character explains the rubber band on his finger serves as a reminder of a perfectly good way to avoid interruptions. The other character proper bids farewell and leaves.
A proprietor argues a dog could not plead insanity if it harmed someone, while remarking the animal shows human-like intelligence the owner dismisses as luck. The exchange highlights questions of responsibility for animal actions.
The text features mangled dialogue about past success and excuses, a professor critiquing the Emperor Nero, and a resigned line about letting bygones be. It resembles fragmentary, informal speech with unclear context or attribution.
Planks has bought another automobile. He already owned two cars. The first made him hopeful and the second reckless.
A bride jokes that her husband offers cooking lessons while her mother cautions against foolish moves. The dialogue suggests family opinions on the bride’s future home life.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a family exchange about unanimity and catching something. The garbled text hints at a rural or informal setting with uncertain phrasing and missing context. No concrete facts, names, or dates are recoverable.
A brief dramatic exchange shows He asking to light a cigar and She objecting to the timing. Puck supplies a witty banter moment reflecting social norms and flirtation in a concise scene.
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