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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1923
Page
3
A 1928 column blends fashion guidance on corsets and body proportions with self improvement and social events. It includes urging readers to choose proper corsets, highlights potential health effects, and invites letters to Miss Jane Hill. Also outlines church services, sermons, and a Boise Music Week with a city carnival and a Northwest polo tournament.
The Mothers Day service featured recitations by members, a solo, songs including Mother Used to Sing, and My Mother's Prayer. Older members gave short talks showing respect to mothers, followed by talks after Sunday school and a dinner by the Ariel class. A social period ended the gathering with fellowship and goodwill. Next Sunday services are announced.
Resolution notes Brother Lee Young 3 term Odd Fellow member died April 30 1923 from Civil War service to community. It praises his loyalty citizenship and sacrifice and orders mourning for 30 days with copies to local papers and lodge records.
May 27 to June 2 marks Boise’s fifth annual Music Week an event organized by the Civic Festival Chorus. The program features a Capitol front platform concerts civic ceremonies and a lantern parade with floats and lit lanterns. Mayor Eugene R. Sherman will open with a welcome and the Boise Municipal Band will perform.
This clipping outlines Ellison-White Chautauqua dates for July and notes a December 1922 Harding letter to Dr. Paul M Pearson praising Chautauqua work. It also advertises a strong program plan with cast details and speakers, plus various local notices and classified items.
Numerous sale notices list hardware sprayer furniture inc145p9, farm stock and equipment including mules and incubators, garden plants and tomato transplants, a small house and lots, and a modern furnished seven room home for rent. Several items mention bargain prices and contact details.
Civil Service vacancies open for Teacher Auto Mechanic Shoemaking Teacher and examinations for Physicians across the district with salaries from 480 to 5500. Applications close June 16 1923 for Helena Montana Veterans Bureau posts and June 30 1923 for physicians. Also an ad prompting women to wear a corset correctly and move with rhythm.
The notice lists monthly Mass times for the Holy Family church. It specifies Mass on the first Sunday at 10:00 AM and the second Sunday at 8:80 AM. If five Sundays occur, the fifth Sunday Mass is at 8:30 AM, while the third Sunday has no Mass and the fourth Sunday Mass is at 3:30 AM.
The Idaho Anti Tuberculosis Association joins Chicago Board of Trade to broadcast at Drake Hotel radio from Chicago on May 17. Charles DeForest will discuss the Modern Health Crusade, aiding a test to prove a Chicago radio message can be heard in every state, amid interest from Health Crusaders and Idaho’s 90,000 health-minded children. The talk starts at 8 30 p m Mountain time.
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