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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1917
Page
7
An advertisement urges using Cuticura products for skin clearing and daily care. It promotes Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap with warm water routines and offers a sample by mail from Boston. A jokey aside references a sanitarium versus asylum cost and a stray quip about court proceedings and automobiles.
An advertisement extols Randerine Knowlton's Dandeline as a cure for falling hair caused by dandruff. It claims the product restores hair luster strength and life, reduces itching, and promotes new hair growth after weeks of use citing a 25 cent cost and quick effectiveness. The piece ends with a joke about a man named Smith.
Anrico cnres Packer Zambago Rheumatism advertised with a large trial package and a 10 cent request to M Pierce of Buffalo New York for details or purchase.
A fragment cites questions about firing guns from a balloon and mentions a product called Bromo Quinine and dining references. The text is garbled with stray phrases about illness and weather, lacking clear events or names.
In fragments the note mentions asteroids and items cut from youngsters noses, with uncertain context and garbled wording. The readable bits reference removal of foreign matter from children. No clear events, names, places, dates, or organizations are established.
A cryptic exchange hints at a reserved girl and a mystery recipient. The lines provoke curiosity about who she is and whom the secret message intends to reach.
The article advises dividing tough perennial clumps such as phlox and anthemis, trimming old flower heads to encourage new panicles, and removing faded blooms. It stresses watering in dry seasons, mulching, and proper soil management, plus selective pruning and care for houseplants through summer.
Support sweet pea vines on a temporary ultra netting fence. This netting provides an ideal support and lasts for years.
A New York Times report from the Game Conservation Society notes a rapid growth of wild game breeding. Membership has doubled as breeders raise wild ducks, pheasants, quail, and deer, with prices falling for ducks in Minnesota and laws expanding breeding and sale across 35 states.
Pullets form the main force in winter egg production but winter laying is not natural. Early hatching is needed to reach maturity for fall production. those undeveloped will likely not lay until February or March.
Geese should have ample room to roam with access to water for bathing and exercise. They should sleep in dry places despite loving water, and be allowed to visit water daily to stay clean and avoid overfatness.
Install trap nests to measure hen production next year and prune low producers. The illustration shows a revolving door that traps a hen when closed, allowing inspection of which hens lay eggs and which are unproductive.
An advertisement promotes Cascarets as a remedy for bilious headaches and related symptoms. It claims the product cleanses the stomach, removes sour undigested food and foul gases, reduces bile in the liver, and expels waste from the bowels. One 10 cent box allegedly clears the head by morning.
The first vivisectionist warns of a startling guinea pig shortage at the clinic. The second notes a recent case where two different operations had to be performed on the same animal.
A Norman Nebraska pharmacy owner asserts years of customer satisfaction with Dr Kilmer Swamp Root kidney remedy. The letter, dated December 24 1915, invites readers to trial samples and a booklet. It urges mentioning the paper when writing and notes bottles are sold in all stores.
A distorted jab targets a socialist figure by suggesting a cure through stock shares and a munition concern. The dialogue portrays a cynical view of economic influence over political beliefs. The remark hints at external pressures and financial manipulation in political discourse.
An advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as a fifty one year remedy for coughs bronchitis and throat settled lung trouble. It claims to stop coughing ease expectoration and aid recovery with fresh air and sunshine, with trial size 25 cents and family size available in the United States Canada Australia and other countries.
A blunt quote from a wary buyer dismisses artistic coin design as irrelevant if purchasing power remains constant. He states he would not care who created a coin if its value matches the old one, underscoring utilitarian priorities over artistry.
The piece argues fires and rats are major, preventable costs. It cites Philadelphia rats costing over a million dollars in food annually and annual fire insurance premiums around 410 million dollars in 1915. It suggests reducing fire losses to European levels could save up to 800 million yearly, easing the cost of living.
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