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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1918

Page

7

Hot Weather Poisons Hit The Stomach First

Hot weather poisons in foods sicken healthy stomachs and rapidly affect vulnerable ones. Eatonic and Baton ic tablets claim to absorb poisons and aid digestion after meals. Consumers are urged to buy through local druggists with a money back guarantee and mail order option from H L er, President, 0188 Wabsah Ave Chicago Illinois.

Batonic Tableta Eatonic Ratonic H. L. Er Wabsah Ave Chicago

Man Seeks Open Discussion On Behind Back Etiquette

A public debate argues that addressing concerns directly with individuals is preferable to speaking about them behind their backs. Advocates say candor reduces misunderstandings and strengthens accountability in communities.

Lemon Juice Beauty Remedy in Fragrant Lotion Ad

A short ad promotes lemon juice mixed with Orchard White lotion to fade freckles sunburn windburn and tan. It claims quick skin whitening benefits and calls the mixture harmless. The note ends with Aman's crookedness leads to financial straits.

Ady

Missouri Representative Praises Fashion At Dinner

At a dinner Missouri Representative Joseph J. Russell spoke on feminine fashion and shared a story about Recently Smith and Jones discussing domestic expenses. The exchange centered on beef butter and millinery with a joke about a hat costing $50 and accompanying banter.

Joseph J. Russell Missouri Smith and Jones Jones Smith Philadelphia Evening ‘Telegraph

Secret Keeper Turns the Tables in Vintage Banter

An impertinent young man declares women cannot keep secrets, a confident young lady replies she has kept one since twenty one. He predicts slips, she vows to prove mastery after twenty years, then laughs with self-satisfaction at the reply.

Speaking in earnest words in a tense exchange

The quote captures a tense moment as a speaker searches for a precise term while expressing strong feeling. An observer notes the effort to find the right word, framing the emotional weight of the dialogue.

Crying Child Discussion Between Fayerweather and Wife

A dialogue snippet shows Fayerweather urging a crying child to keep crying while his wife offers to sing it to sleep. The wife changes course and suggests letting the child cry, revealing tension over calming the child.

Fayerweather

Fisherman hears song amid anxious chatter in town

A fragmentary dialogue recalls a fisherman singing sadly about cost and confidence while discussing Josh in the army. Mrs Corntessel and a bhus band member contrast his class performance with his persistence in a football game.

Josh

The Boastful Fat Man and Briggins Claim

Briggins calls himself an all round athlete though doubts remain about his abilities. He asserts athletic prowess while others note his increasing girth and public self-praise.

Briggins

Judge confronts prisoner in return visit scene

A tense exchange unfolds as a jail boss confronts a prisoner who admits returning after being forbidden. The confrontation signals ongoing conflict and enforcement of banishment within the facility.

The Fighting Spirit Piece on Briggins Patriotism

A sharp column critiques Briggins patriotism noting a color blind tendency. It suggests when war news turns unfavorable he sees blue rather than red, implying detachment or melancholy over national zeal.

Briggins

A New Composer and the Orchestral Question

Mr. Brewster asks what the orchestra plays. A glance at the program hints at Bacchanale, suggesting a selection from a modern or new composer.

O Orchestra Mr. Brewster Bacchanale

Shock as Mrs De Style Triggers Quick Hospital Aid

A sudden shock prompted by Mrs De Style leads to prompt care. A nursemaid carries the baby as bystanders react and someone offers the nursemaid a seat.

Opening for Young Man Sparks Gossip in House

A conversation in a house reveals tensions as a young man seeks a place to stay and is questioned about living arrangements. The dialogue hints at flirtation and whispered rules about boundaries, with characters debating propriety and privacy inside the home.

Ethel

Money trouble not easily recognized in insurance rejections

An examining physician for a leading life insurer notes many applicants are rejected due to kidney trouble, often undetected by patients. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root herbal remedy is promoted as a widely sold treatment, with sample bottles offered for ten cents.

Pblic Dr. Lee & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Freckles Vanish With Othine Double Strength

An advertisement promises removal of freckles using Othine double strength. Apply a small amount nightly and morning, with a money back guarantee if it fails. The copy claims rapid improvement from one ounce, restoring clear complexions.

His Record in a Curious Exchange

A humorous exchange recalls a man claiming seven car thefts in a single mite as his record, highlighting a playful boast about past deeds.

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed in Portsmouth

In Portsmouth Ohio Sara Shaw reports relief from irregularities pains and weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praising its effects for women's ailments. The letter urges other suffering women to seek relief and invites inquiries to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass for advice.

Portsmouth Ohio Lydia E. Sgeble Sara Shaw

Curious wartime memorabilia and humorous anecdotes

The piece mixes quirky ads for Cuticara products and a wartime recruiting tale. It notes a farmer boy nicknaming condensed milk as Holstein Belle and building a shelf stall. It also recounts a sergeant exposing a recruit’s missing bracelet and a quip about preferring correctness over popularity.

France

Had His Own Method

A man recalls a child walking home from country school and learning by self teaching. The boy says his teacher cannot teach him to sing, but he learns by joining in with others and teaching himself rather than relying on instruction.

Chicago Tribune

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