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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1907
Page
3
Editorial notes praise a Sunday closing law while critics warn of censorship and political maneuvering. The column cites Governor candidates and presses concerns about enforcement and unintended effects on social life.
In the May issue of the New Idea Woman's Magazine ambitious girls across the country are advised on singing careers in New York. It cites that ex stars lack teaching skill and that a European debut is often deemed essential. The piece also mentions an opera school connected to a major New York house offering operatic exposure and roles for standout pupils.
Desirable home and small farm on the shore of Hoar Lake offering 104 acres of good land. Features include a good frame house, barn and other buildings. Bargain offered by owner for quick sale.
The May issue features cover design by M. diucha, highlighted fashion and dress authority. Mary Kilsyth explores attractive gateways in home entrances and urges better entryway styling. The interior pages cover The Mall Order Business, independence pathways for women, lace making tips, and detailed instruction features.
The Salt Lake Tribune invites entries for a photo contest to choose the most beautiful woman in Utah Idaho Wyoming or Nevada. Prizes from 100 to 200 dollars will be awarded for the best photograph with subject details and sender information.
Notice seeks information about Francia Ah Hurhes a native of Kuneeube County New Cytame who went to California in 1852 and Idaho by 1765, still living and reachable via Dagar Johnson Fullerton California. Stakeholders request any relatives or clues to his whereabouts.
An advertisement promises a free cure for eczema salt rheum erysipelas piles and skin diseases from F Williams at 400 Manhattan Avenue New York. Readers are urged to write and enclose a stamp to receive instant relief from suffering.
Dr. Seward Webb visiting William Evarts in Vermont, courting Mrs Evarts daughter, is invited to contribute to a Brooklyn magazine. Evarts jokes he will send four slices of his spiced cold ham as a specimen from his farm during a noon meal.
Prince George of Prussia known as the Hohenzollern poet has celebrated his 76th birthday. Under the pseudonym George Conrni he authored tragedies and athletic plays, many staged at Schwerin court theater. His 1864 Schwerin debut established his reputation and attracted Berlin audiences for years.
Advert shows Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills claim enduring relief for chronic ailments. Customer S C Robinson of Chattanooga attests they soothe nerves without wear out or harmful effects, priced 26 cents per box. Sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
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