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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1912
Page
3
In a brisk dialogue, Polly asks about a bottle Ethel carries. Dolly reveals the liquid is acid used to test engagement rings on the spot, signaling a tense, rumor-filled moment in the bustling scene.
Mrs. E F Sulzberger of Ransom Illinois describes a two year old baby with widespread head to body sores described as white pimples and scabs. She reports relief after applying Cuticura Ointment and Soap with a tight hood at night and frequent washing. The ad touts Cuticura products as sold worldwide and offers a free sample with a 32 page Skin Book.
A Philadelphia Bulletin reflection contrasts delegates with civic roles at conventions. It notes a delegate may feel like an usher if linked to a winning candidate or an honorary pallbearer if not. The piece links aviation tragedies to progress and sports fans chasing pennants, framing workers and plaque as part of public life.
Boy Scouts of America in Ashington and Pennsylvania aid the forestry department by locating trees afflicted with disease and insects. They report findings to James E West and assist in compiling a manual on tree diseases with Gifford Pinchot. The effort trains scouting observation and raises awareness of threats like bark lice, scale insects, borers, and caterpillars.
Dr. E M Blackwell of the navy argued that the church pennant or emblem of God should be hoisted above the United States flag during divine services aboard ships. He said nations are governed by laws of nature and God and that the church flag represents the supreme Power governing the universe. He noted that Christianity dominates the world and urged church symbols to lead in ceremonies despite other nations or beliefs.
The Treasury Department handles all federal money from collection to expenditure and advises on yearly funding. It mints, prints, and stamps, fights counterfeiting, maintains ships to curb smuggling, protects health, builds national offices, and audits other departments. It supervises about 8,000 banks with a combined capital of a billion dollars and a 760 million dollar surplus. Since Washington, 44 individuals have held the post. 17 states supplied leaders, with 21 from the near Atlantic division, 12 from north central, six from south central, and six from south Atlantic. the western states have yet to provide a treasurer.
Treasury experts note a nationwide increase in illegal distilling under internal revenue law. Prohibition areas show the sharpest growth, with Georgia Alabama North Carolina South Carolina Virginia and Tennessee leading the spike. Moonshining spreads to northern cities as enforcement expands and inspectors intensify raids.
Derek Vane pursues Lily Randolf and Rose Davenport while dreaming of a partner who can match both calm steadiness and lively passion. He meets Violet Gray, dubbed the happy medium, and realizes he plans to win her over in two weeks to form a balanced marriage.
Sybil Carmack Smith muses on English colonial houses that invite rather than deter visitors. Open windows and verandas reveal life and hospitality, while solid facades hide dreary backs and a climate that dampens cheer in dreary months.
In a tense exchange Senator Sorgum questions future impact of speeches. The dialogue hints at reelection chances tied to past remarks and public reception. The mood is guarded with warnings about political risk and timing.
Paxtine is promoted as a mouth purifier to remove nicotine and freshen breath, sold 26c a box by The Paxton Toilet Co. from Boston. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething is advertised as softening gums and curing wind colic at 26c per bottle.
A Hooper Nebraska account details Mrs Lusts Tem of Pleton crediting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after five years of female troubles. She describes severe bearing down pains back pain and fatigue then notes recovery after seven bottles and performing hard work for eighteen boarders.
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