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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1924
Page
7
A notice reports a pair of boys lost near Spring Creek in the vicinity of St Charles and asks the finder to return them to Henry Bolton in Paris. The piece also lists a string of local notices about people visiting Cache Valley, moving to schools in Utah, and various local happenings.
Mrs. Clem Hayward of Logan Utah is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Hayward. Her husband recently graduated from Washington medical school in St Louis and is now taking intern work.
Mrs Mire Smith Sutton came back to Magna Utah with her children Bruce Mack and Ellen after a month visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Orson Pendrey Mrs F S Bird of Hastland Texas who had visited here departed for St Anthony to visit her sister prior to returning home A shower was held at Mrs Rollo Nyes home for Elva Nye a coming bride with many attendees and gifts listed including Mrs George Bunn and others
A compact portrait notes Benjamin Franklin as a lively, humorous, and industrious figure who balanced public duty with personal indulgences. It highlights his wit, self critique, late life romances, and a substantial estate left to his heirs.
Natural light is far more efficient than artificial sources. The glow worm and firefly deliver high luminous efficiency, with firefly light around 9.5 percent and glow worm light about eighty times more efficient than a tungsten lamp, highlighting nature’s superior energy use.
A brief street exchange portrays worry over meals and scarcity in Louisville with a distressed speaker asking about hope while another notes dependence on a single supplier. The dialogue captures urban hardship and social strain reflected in a mid century publication.
Publication lists the October 2 date for candidate names and the October 18 start to issue absent ballots. It notes November 1 registration closes at 9 p m and November 3 last day to issue absent ballots, with the general election on November 4. Also mentions Gerald Pingree visiting Mrs. Mark Austin and returning to Salt Lake today.
An editorial urges readers to consider future risks and arrange insurance for death, accident, and fire. It notes that neglecting coverage harms families and heirs and promotes prudent planning through insurance.
A little girl joyfully discovers the chicken’s wishbone at dinner. Her brother replies with skepticism claiming three wishbones and that their father still has no motor car, prompting a teasing family exchange about luck and wishes.
The first pleasure ground for the American public was dedicated in Philadelphia in 1681 marking an early public recreation site in colonial America.
Direct sale of guaranteed hosiery from mill to wearer. All styles and colors. Salary paid for full time or spare hours. No money needed for samples. Norristown Pennsylvania address A-28030.
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