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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1923
Page
2
A host explains inviting out of town guests and borrowing salad forks from a new neighbor. A child is warned to remain quiet, but at the end he quips about taking the forks home, revealing the moment as a humorous dinner mishap.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as easy to use on sweaters skirts coats and draperies with guaranteed fade proof results. It instructs readers to tell the druggist fabric type before dyeing and notes a deep bass voice tends to keep men from speaking frivolously.
A terse, rustic line recalls Old Job holding the line at work, while noting he never faced a dramatic blowout near a shade tree, hinting at endurance and quiet resilience in rural life.
Mrs J B Ellis of Montana recalls use of Dr Pierce medicines over 50 years. She cites Favorite Prescription aiding womanhood and motherhood, Golden Medical Discovery aiding recovery after fever, and ongoing strength for midlife. She notes availability from druggists and mail order from Dr Pierce's Invalides Hotel in Buffalo, N Y.
Bartley questions the staff after a murder at Mr. Slyke's estate. The butler recalls seeing Miss Ruth enter her room, while the young heiress appears unaware of the tragedy. The lawyer Mr. Lawrence and Miss Ruth become pivotal as investigators probe alibis, windows, and hidden tensions.
John Bartley, famed investigator, is asked by New York's governor to probe a Circle Lake homicide tied to Robert Slyke's home near Saratoga. Bartley suspects a miscarriage of justice and uncovers a restaged old case as he and ally Pelt chase clues from the Slyke residence to a night of gunfire on the tower.
Detectives analyze a common deck matched to the table pack and confirm the case is murder not suicide. A boy reports hearing a night shot near the house while washing a car after midnight, supporting a balcony killing theory.
Sunscald can occur in winter when midday warmth makes trunk surfaces thaw then refreeze at night. Repeated freezing damage kills bark, creating entry points for fungi that may kill the tree. Shield southwest trunk areas with shade such as cornstalks or straw for protection.
Peach-tree owners should spray for curculio and other pests. Use lead arsenate at 1.5 pounds per 50 gallons of water and apply when about 90 percent of blossoms have fallen.
After heavy spring pruning, especially on apples, water sprouts appear. These can be rubbed off by hand, saving nourishment that would feed water sprouts and reducing need for future pruning.
A clipped editorial remarks that wealth is not guaranteed for all who pursue expansion, noting many who travel the road to prosperity fail to reach their goals and confront ongoing economic challenges.
A Brook N Y testimonial describes how the Vegetable Compound eased nervous troubles and sleepless nights for middle aged women. The ad cites long service and widespread praise, urging a fair trial for relief during common female ailments.
A late worker cuts through an alley to a cafe just before closing and staff notice him. He orders a club sandwich. The waiter returns with remnant toast, and the cook gruffly asks where the toast was thrown.
An old advertisement describes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a two part remedy with an ointment for catarrhal inflammation and an internal tonic that acts on mucous surfaces through the blood. It notes availability from druggists for over 40 years from B. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
A drug store sellable jar of Hair Groom promises to tame unruly hair and keep any style all day. The greaseless, stainless formula supposedly absorbs into the scalp so hair remains soft natural and undetectably groomed for business or social occasions.
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