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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
2
Lennox and Snowbird endure a harsh winter on the Divide. They ski, hunt wolves, and face hunger while a lone wolf eyes their retreat. Cranston plots unseen mischief as the mountain world tests endurance and trust.
A lighthearted scene near a ballpark fence shows two youths debating admission as a boy peering through a knothole jokes he will quit if offered two tickets. One replies that a sawed-off man in front blocks the view, leaving nobody in front of him.
A financier tests a risky scheme and reports a chilling disruption to his rest. He places water in the stock and the liquid freezes, signaling an unexpected turn in his venture.
English mother visits son at college. She asks about his language choice. He replies with humor that he will study Pictish, noting only five words remain.
A critic laments that motion pictures fail to capture the thrilling power of the human voice and the eminent producer invites a visit to their studio to hear stage directors and stars bawling at one another.
A humorous exchange shows Smith boasting he kept three doctors away by offering apples. Jones asks how, and Smith explains the old adage about an apple a day keeping the doctor away, noting he avoided them with the property of fruit.
A collage of humorous lines and snippets including a man waiting on a telephone number, a mouse fear tale about Nantucket, Maud Muller versus the judge, and casual remarks about memory and ascent to success reflecting playful attitudes and social banter.
Harry M. Allen of 1009 Saint Martin Street Pittsburg Pa says Tanlac gained him 30 pounds, restored appetite and digestion, eased rheumatism, and gave new life enabling him to work like before. He praises its effects and urges others suffering like he did to try the medicine. Tanine is sold by leading druggists everywhere.
A quotation from F. A. Walker in the Chicago Daily News urges valuing every minute. It argues time and effort must be maximized, warns against wasting one’s own time or stealing others, and notes no minute can be recovered once passed.
In Haymarket Sir Herbert Tree was approached by a stranger who mistook him for Beerbohm Tree. Tree denied the resemblance and apologized for any insult, noting he wished to keep his night private. The exchange ended with the stranger reaffirming the likeness.
A brief dialogue frames a shift in work and purpose as one person jokes about writing poetry to pass time while questioning the other’s patients and career. The exchange hints at creative idle hours and uncertainty about patient care.
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura products with a 25 cent talcum. The copy touts scented powders for face skin and baby use and mentions the Cuticura Trio of Soap Ointment and Talcum as widely available.
A clerk complains that after marriage his salary is insufficient. The employer responds with a sharp remark about ongoing and permanent difficulty, implying little financial improvement ahead.
Mrs Newrich asks the masterman to name the piece just played. He replies it was an improvisation. She recalls it as an old favorite though its title remains unknown.
A fragment from American Legion Weekly presents Willing Messenger Seven Johnson recounting a wartime tale to African American admirers. The humor hinges on exaggerated Bush army movements and a call to alert others about the impending danger.
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