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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1929
Page
7
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a trusted remedy for sour stomach and indigestion. It claims medical endorsement and a long trademark history dating to 1876, urging readers to use the product after hearty meals.
A sow named Adopted in Coffeyville Kansas owned by Or Emerick gave birth to ten piglets. A baby skunk wandered into the pen and stayed for about a month until it was accidentally killed by its foster mother.
A quip about a young heir taking over a family business. The joke implies the new owner plans to “start in at the top and run it down” as a humorous critique of inherited leadership.
Idaho farmers report harvest progress and price trends across the region. Topics include 800 head of lambs shipped to St Joseph Missouri under Floyd Hansen, storage declines at Jackson Lake and American Falls reservoirs, grain and beet yields in Preston, school openings on September 9, rising wheat and barley in Twin Falls, sage hen hunting in Cassia County, Milner dam improvements, and peach and potato market updates with rail siding plans at Rand's Crossing in Camas county.
Utah reports show 560000 acres dry farm and 870000 irrigated acres. Sixteenth Gunnison-Sanpete fair set for Manti September 11 12 13. Vernal Uintah basin residents push for all year Vernal to Green River road to improve winter shipping.
In a brisk morning exchange Prevention notes Jones hurried to the train with his neighbor asking about the play. The neighbor confirms attending with his wife and jokes about her recounting details. A light cartoonish sequence follows with varied quips about secrets and dieting.
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