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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1932
Page
7
A promotional note touts Fellows' Syrup as a perfect tonic to boost appetite and vigor in men troubled by marital stress and fatigue. It claims a single bottle can ease frazzled nerves and rebuild energy, urging readers to ask their druggist for the genuine product.
A teacher tests reading with the tale Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves asking what he said to open the cave. A student replies Open, sez me in a playful moment cited by the Wall Street Journal.
A historic advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as a safe fast acting treatment for chest colds and chest pains. It claims relief in under three minutes, with no blistering or burning, by rubbing on the ointment containing red pepper heat. The ad urges readers to obtain a small jar from the druggist.
A 1827 Boston directory issued to Daniel Webster bearing his gig Nature has been located in Sampson & Murdock archives. The volume listed 12 000 persons and their occupations, versus 430 000 in the 1031 Issue.
Mrs Fleckner of Eagle Colorado recounts a years long decline with poor appetite sleep and back pain. After using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Golden Medical Discovery and Lotion Tablets she reports full recovery gaining 16 pounds and normal sleep. She notes the medicines were sold by all druggists and offers free medical advice from Doctor Pierce's Clinic in Buffalo New York.
Assistant Attorney General Gallo-Wav criticized a corporation's response to a charge as defiant. He compared it to a tearoom anecdote where a patron complains about stale cakes and is met with a curt, evasive remark.
Ellery Sedgwick recalls a tale from the Atlantic Monthly about a noble Japanese Christian family. A samurai father and Christian wife face bereavement as their young daughter dies. The mother prays with a Bible in her hand and the sword across her chest, symbolizing faith amid conflict.
A mother explains that those who turn out unruly often skip Sunday school. Jean responds that if a bandit enters their home she would take him to Sunday school instead of calling police.
A humorous Chicago News quip contrasts paying a milkman by check with preferring to owe him. The line hints at concerns about bank balances and credit, highlighting everyday financial anxiety in a light moment.
A classic testimonial touts California Fig Syrup as the trusted treatment for bilious, feverish, weakly children. It claims gentle Purge aid, bowels toned, and renewed energy, with Mrs. Hill of Omaha praising its effect on her son John and urging buyers to insist on the genuine carton marked California.
Boston and Worcester attorney Daniel J Dempsey questioned a French Canadian witness who claimed not to know his own first name. The witness said twins Dana Pete and Joe once shared names. one died and conflicting parental testimony left him unsure which twin survived.
A fragment discusses evening dress for a cruise in the South seas. A woman questions the elaborate outfit while a traveler muses on the idea of forever and installments on a piano. Printed as a literary or ad-like line from Pages Gales and Verdon.
An old fashioned advertisement extols Bayer Aspirin as effective for headaches, colds, sore throat, toothache, neuritis, and rheumatism. It claims the tablets won’t depress the heart or upset the stomach and urges carrying them for comfort while shopping and daily needs.
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