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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1911
Page
3
A Philadelphia statement by Professor James M. Munyon asserts that many stomach ailments are caused by tape worms. He describes symptoms, urges his worm treatment as curative, and offers free medical advice at his offices on 534 and Jefferson Streets.
An unclear fragment suggests a scene involving a kiss and a motion picture machine, likely describing a brief incident or mistaken moment with cinematic equipment. Further readable details are unavailable to identify people or place.
The ad touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as superior for pimples, blackheads, chapped skin, dandruff, itching, and hair issues. It claims benefits for infants and children and offers a free sample with a 22 page care booklet through Cuticura Dept. 22 L Boston.
An interview with Mrs Carter exposes casual racial bias as a depot reporter questions a middle aged Black woman about her visits. She names herself Mrs Ca'tah from Co'fox and recalls visiting an elderly neighbor for about a week.
The article recounts how Albert Fink devised the railroad pool concept in the south in the 1870s to curb ruinous competition. It notes interest from leaders of major lines, the role of pooling to allocate traffic and revenues, and its enduring support by figures like Taft.
A playful catalog pairs famous figures with quips about reputation money and personal troubles. Goliath-Go faces toughness while Henry Clay and Longfellow vent familiar career concerns. Whitman Stradivarius and Gould reveal humorous self awareness in a light historical comic strip style.
The first political stump speech by General Grant in Warren Ohio for Garfield in 1880 shifted campaign fortunes and earned attention from Roscoe Conkling and Mark Twain. It inspired Grant to embrace public oratory and, years later, to begin writing Civil War memoirs and magazine articles.
In January 1891 Hannibal Hamlin, Bangor native and ex-vice president, traveled to New York to honor Lincoln. He explained two resignations from the Senate, both tied to party and policy shifts, and noted his brief governorship followed by return to the Senate.
A 10 by 12 foot colony house accommodates 25 to 30 old fowls or 200 to 800 young chicks depending on brood. Timber runners 14 feet long extend beyond ends. No. 1 matched siding fits tightly. Hinged top windows with poultry wire allow airflow. a long vertical window aids light distribution. Nests, roosts, and dropping boards placed in rear for old hens. hoppers and water pans on ends.
Practical advice on keeping poultry in cool conditions, preventing overcrowding and overfeeding, selecting laying hens, disposing of old stock, and ensuring hens get grit, exercise, and proper feeding. Warns against mating errors, stresses roosting with full crops, and 24 hour starvation before killing to keep crops and intestines clear.
The Denver mayor denounces a proposed bill, comparing its impact to the Cinnaminson Scimitar and warning it would cripple city operations. The quote frames legislative risk and municipal strain. The passage also includes a series of brief humorous quotes from various papers.
The fragment discusses seashore golf with Jack and Jill in a humorous tone and includes a brief courtroom quip about a purse theft. It also mentions a wife asking about rooms and a man the speaker danced with, reflecting light gossip-like content from various papers.
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