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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1923
Page
7
The son of Bombay’s Parsis high priest, A. B. Parry, studies at Columbia University and aims for a PhD in 1924. He won prizes from European schools and Bombay University in 1920. He postponed English civil service and bar admission to prepare for the priest’s role.
A reader column by Helen Brooks offers anonymous Q and A on pimples puberty and etiquette. Letters from Silvers Idaho Tinkle Kans Little Dandy Idaho and Bobette Idaho seek beauty tips fashion and dating guidance with practical remedies and age appropriate advice.
Readers send songs and poems with thanks for kindness. The collection includes My Rose of Killarney and There’s a Rose in Old Erin with verses about returning to Erin. Letters from Betty Utah and Birdie Victor Idaho express gratitude and request guidance on how to repay the favors.
A reader letters column answers questions about California physical education schools and glove etiquette, plus guidance on love, hair color, dating while a partner is away, and ending unrequited affection. The reply emphasizes love arriving naturally and offers practical tips.
Plan engaging indoor games from a small book of games for variety and future use. Serve dainty sandwiches, fruit salad, and hot chocolate instead of ice cream for a different refreshment option. Ink stains on pink crepe can be treated by prolonged milk immersion or commercial ink removers, though color loss may occur.
Miss Brooks answers readers on issues from hair, propriety, and schooling to jelly making. Letters from Florence Idaho Barbara Idaho Busy Housewife Utah mix questions about music steps, dating rules, and jelly timing with practical guidance and local college ad.
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