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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1911
Page
5
Mrs C T Tyler of Cando North Dakota shares that after severe back pain fatigue dizziness and swollen feet she found relief only with Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports prompt relief and full recovery and urges readers to remember the Doan's name. Price 50 cents at stores. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Theodore Parker recalls a true religious man who remains serene and steadfast amid plague, tyranny, and social upheaval. The image of a solitary rock endures while others scream and blaspheme, urging inner peace despite outward chaos.
The article asks where flies originate and advises chimneys as a source. It recommends closing tipping dampers to reduce numbers. If dampers are absent fit a window screen or stuff a bundle of paper into the chimney as a simple effective method.
A dialogue fragment notes one speaker valuing anticipation over the trip itself and choosing to stay home to save money. The other speaker counters with expectation of greater joy from the journey, highlighting a humorous tension between planning and proceeding.
A reader reports ending gastritis headaches and nervousness after abandoning coffee for Postum. The letter cites wife’s gastritis and headaches improving, and notes parishioners and ministers adopting Postum as coffee replacement in Battle Creek, Michigan.
The outskirts of Dresden host Hellerau a garden city built in the last two years. It covers 315 acres split into cottages and villas with gas water drains and electricity. Cottages rent $62 to $150 yearly and villas $200 to $500 with electric car service to the city.
The article ranks building materials from native stone to wood, praising native stone for its quarry location and weathering, then discusses shipped stone concrete brick and wood. It notes rough hewn stone creates heaviness, smooth stone or thin layers reduce this, and warns red brick clashes with cultivated landscaping while wood requires painting and maintenance.
A note on pruning advises that when a large limb is sawn from a tree the wound should be immediately sealed with wax or thick paint to protect the exposed area.
Practical notes cover pruning tomatoes hay making and dairy stock. It emphasizes selecting brood sows for milking qualities, proper milking, dry pens for piglets, ventilation for chicks and hens, shoring up feed and silos, weed control, manure management, and monitoring milk and butter fat in dairy herds.
Mrs. Ronald H. Barlow, eastern golf champion, extols sea air benefits at Cape May Golf Club. An excursionist asks about wrecks. a fisherman mocks city man’s frail appearance, noting he has not seen many wrecks this season.
A Western mining prospector on his first New York visit surveys the towering buildings and calls them a permanent camp, remarking on the city’s enduring skyline as Gotham observers react.
A Meggendorfer Blatter cartoon quips about clothing fit after a second wash. A parent notes the collar feels tight for the little boy and the helper suggests washing the boy again to make it fit.
A fragment shows a quip about graft and garden workers. The exchange notes disbelief at corruption claims and humor about common tasks. No clear persons or events are identified.
Secretary Nagel notes Irish people combine sentiment romance with philosophy. He recounts a tale of an Irishman who prays over a steak and, as a dog steals it, thanks heaven that he still has his appetite. The anecdote reflects cultural traits observed by The Sunday Magazine.
In a Saxony town tower court tale, Judge and retiring official ask William the attendant if he smokes. William replies yes, and the judge notes he knew it by the odor on William’s coat, then leaves with a bitter joke as the season ends.
A candid citizen replies that though he knows little about trust interiors, he has seen pictures of the men who run them and has developed a dislike. The exchange hints at concerns over political economy and corporate power.
A dialogue fragment shows a man admitting to marrying for money and the woman wishing she could answer what she married for. The Boston Transcript record reflects a domestic dispute exchange with pointed remarks about motive and fortune.
An old advertisement notes Mra Winston's soothing syrup for teething children claims to soften gums ease inflammation and lessen colic with a 25 cent bottle. The piece ends with a philosophical quote about the hero being immovably centered.
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