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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1931
Page
6
The advertisement proclaims Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the highest endorsed laxative by doctors for fifty years. It promises quick relief from sour stomach gas indigestion biliousness and digestive and eliminative troubles for men women children and babies.
A light quarrel among Modern Advantages residents reveals they now toast more scraps than before. Neighbors speculate the louder arguments are simply theater for radio drama fans, with others noting the running joke about “listening in.”
A. C. Conover of Las Animas Colorado reports chronic nervousness and tiredness improved by Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. The ad claims Dr Pierce's medicines are available nationwide through all druggists with a free medical advice option via mail and a trial package offer.
A satirical remark notes that Bill Emptyhead has died and left his brains to science. The quip, attributed to Pathfinder Magazine, frames the death with dark humor.
Hiram Butterworth plans to leave over 1 000 000 to Elmer Clarke son of a poor youth Neillie Cathcart warns Elmer that his fortune is vast The town of Pilarcitos buzzes with gossip as Colorado Charley and Mane scheme to claim the money Elmer pursues a public post while a fake reporter complicates the plot
Elmer Clarke, a reserved young man, shares an unconventional dinner with Miss Doris Gatewood in Pilar. Her charm and keen observation lead to a budding rapport as she questions wealth and future plans while he agrees to visit her Los Angeles home. The pair plan to meet again during his Los Angeles visit.
Elmer Clarke’s visit to Doris Gatewood in Los Angeles and a luncheon with Charley unearthed rumors in Pilarcitos. Nellie Cathcart’s advantage shrank as chatter spread that a mysterious Los Angeles girl claimed Elmer’s affections, provoking townwide speculation.
Scratched plaster and mud mark earliest surface decoration as humans sought shelter and language. Perfection in plaster mixing shown by ancient samples, Egyptian pyramids reveal 4000 year old plaster, and tools closely resemble modern equivalents. Calcined gypsum used, reeds provided lath.
States vary on charter options for cities. Some authorize multiple framed charters by cities, others let cities of a class draft their own charter with state approval, and a few require legislatures to dictate charter forms for different city classes.
The term mob derives from Latin mobile vulgus meaning fickle multitude and entered English slang between Charles II and the Glorious Revolution era texts. It reflects a volatile public mood gaining usage in Britain before 1688.
An old advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a doctor recommended laxative that prevents constipation during colds. It claims to keep bowels open, reduce phlegm and wastes, and ease discomfort without causing griping or sickness.
Irving Bullard recalls a banker airman story about a forger in a nightclub. A hostess consoles him and points to his hard luck while the forger laments losing a forged Gibson Gotrox signature as the market collapsed.
An elderly Milwaukee mother endorses California Fig Syrup for her daughter Carolyn Brbush and says it relieved constipation and improved her health. The ad claims doctors recommend it for bilious fevers head colds and restless spells and urges readers to buy from all drugstores.
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