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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1926

Page

3

Global spread of golf reshapes courses worldwide

The article details a surge in golf’s popularity from a handful of courses in 1894 to tens of thousands globally, with major growth in the United States, Canada, Europe, and beyond. It notes public and private courses, rising revenues from green fees, and ambitious course constructions in mountains, deserts, and coastal regions, highlighting notable clubs and personalities.

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Tommy Burns in an Unruly Street Urchin’s Care

A neglected street urchin was committed to Juvenile Hall where he received baths and clean clothes. His hair was cut and nails trimmed, but a wart on his hand drew a stern warning from a patron who threatened to wash it away.

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Reading's impact on daily life and reader empathy

The passage argues a book's success rests on its effect on daily existence, stimulating beauty, pity, and sympathy, and aiding understanding of a fellow human being.

Bennett quotes on awakening conscience and conduct

A fragment from Arnold Bennett discusses awakening the conscience to influence personal conduct. It asserts that if books achieve any of these effects they succeed, framing literature as a moral catalyst within his essay Things That Have Interested Me.

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Modern Child Rearing Notes From Lectures

Fragmentary notes discuss child upbringing and applying the golden rule in training. The text mentions a lecturer in Virginia and references wooden toys and moral guidance as part of education.

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Portrait of Mrs. Langley as first Kentucky congresswoman

Mrs. John W. Langley, wife of the jailed former congressman, is pictured in a new portrait and calls her husband’s electoral victory a vindication for his political career while he serves a sentence for conspiracy to violate the prohibition law.

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