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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1913
Page
7
The article argues that a cold in the head is not trivial and can lead to chronic catarrh if untreated. It urges early Peruna doses, outlining a tablespoonful at first symptoms and more frequent dosing for severe cases, with adjustments for children and delicate individuals.
A collage of vintage ad blurbs and quotes. It references Mean Insinuation and a line about killing time, mentions Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething pains and stomach pellets by Pleasant Pellets, and includes a jokey exchange on open door policy versus warmth.
A quip about rumors being groundless because they float in the air contrasts with reflections on self opinion and social judgment. Historical social mores appear in a era voice debating ignorance and domestic tasks from McCall's Magazine.
William A Radford offers free guidance on building a house with eight rooms plus bath in a 30 by 36 foot plan. He highlights features like a large attic, sewing room over the kitchen, functional workshop space, a corner grate, and a bright parlor with a rounded front. He discusses fireplace design, hall and stairway impact, and Mexican adobe-style fireside examples.
A brief comic exchange notes a wife at her card club faring well and jokes that no one is more social than she is, aside from the rival card group she once faced.
The article recalls Sir Henry Irving enjoying a jab overheard during rehearsals for King Arthur with music by Sir Arthur Sullivan and costumes by Sir Edward Burne-Jones. A dark corner echoed the taunt Thred Sloomin' knights, highlighting the show's earlier struggle.
The Lima chamber of deputies approves a 100000 dollar appropriation to build wireless stations in Arequipa and Puerto Maldonado in Madre de Dios. The Paita station will use wireless surplus funds, with plans for another inland station on the far northern border. Improvements at Panama and Colon stations may soon enable practical US communication.
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports eight years of progress. It aided in forming 800 state and local anti tuberculosis societies, established over 50 hospitals and sanatoria with 30 000 beds, 400 dispensaries with 1000 physicians, and 160 open air schools. Laws on tuberculosis passed in 45 states and adopted in 200 cities. An education drive reached 40 states with lectures exhibits press and 100 000 000 pamphlets. The ad notes opposition from large shoe makers while praising small manufacturers. United Shoe Machinery Co Boston Mass. Adv.
Mrs. Annie Saunders reports her six week old baby suffered a severe face rash that spread, crusted, and caused scratching and misery until using Cuticura Ointment and Soap. After a few applications the infant improved, rest returned, and a luxuriant hair growth followed. Sample available from Cuticura, Boston.
A quote arguing personality grows by broadening experience and centralizing perception. It suggests not forcing growth but acting rightly to cultivate a richer, deeper self through duty and steady effort.
Mrs Boyston notes her colored gardener wears mourning clothes and asks about the relation. Henry replies it is distant, about twenty five miles. The exchange ends with a quip about social treatment and eye color in making an omelet.
Editor asks why the visitor comes to buy fiction and the author explains he does not want to sell stories but is writing a short serial for local color. The exchange highlights a writer seeking inspiration from the community.
A collage of odd facts and quips ranges from reading rates and temperatures to Mongolia women riders and Japan’s finance minister. References to wrestling, xylomatists, insurance on lives, and pasted statistics on Chicago property and department stores add to the miscellany.
In this age of artificial and leisure, items touch on poles and open air schools, dances like the Jelly wabble, hotel men seeking patrons, and a playful glance at aviation and fashion. The piece hints at social trends, medical ideas, and distant anniversaries with a tongue in cheek tone.
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