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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
7
A testimonial notes relief from nervousness sleeplessness headaches and dizziness using Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. It claims the remedy strengthens the whole body and aids women during health issues and even pregnancy with a long-standing endorsement from Marg B Seely mentioning a large family and great-grandchildren.
The advertisement promotes Green's August Flower as a remedy for nervous dyspepsia constipation indigestion torpid liver dizziness headaches and related fermentation issues. It claims fifty four years of use across thousands of households worldwide with no failure to relieve symptoms and notes it is sold everywhere.
A unnamed speaker notes women clamoring to join boards while another quips there is no wild rush to the washboard, reflecting mixed enthusiasm for public service and social duties within the community.
Advert shows thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble with vague symptoms like back pain and headaches. Claims Swamp-Root, a physician’s prescription, can restore kidney health. Offers sample bottle by mailing ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co. and to mention the newspaper.
The Kitchen Cabinet 9 notes culinary topics and household tips from a 1920 Western Newspaper Union column. Includes recipes, kitchen tricks, and practical domestic advice for readers.
A collection of recipe notes describing Tomato and Pear Salad arrangements on lettuce, Tango Pear Salad with lemon and cheese, Scalloped Fish with layered cream sauce, Braised Salmon with parsley carrot onion and pork, plus tangy sauces and a closing quotation about new generations turning struggle into effort.
Guidance on choosing a purebred, registered calf suited to local conditions. Emphasizes community coordination, pedigree study, joining breed associations, and using journals and sales to evaluate bloodlines and notable breeders.
The article extols nuts as more than confections, highlighting their nutrition and versatility. It suggests egg plant with peanut stuffing, roasted chestnuts for fowl, nut sandwiches on graham bread, and Brussels sprouts with chestnuts as a pork accompaniment, detailing prep steps and flavor pairings.
The defendant testifies he donated time and talents to the candidate’s campaign without pay. The prosecutor questions the motive, asking if anyone could believe such a valuable gift would bring only a slap on the back as reward.
A short classroom exchange shows a teacher quizzing Willie on measurements. Willie answers two plots per quart and four quarts per gallon, then adds he also knows miles per gallon. The dialogue ends with the teacher noting the day’s end.
Boddles runs a contracting business with a paradoxical approach by continually extending and broadening his operations. The comment notes ongoing expansion as a hallmark of his method.
A garbled dialogue sketches satire on women roles and suffrage with line quips about a suffragette and marriage, a gas station interview, and a line about a theater orchestra. The dialogue references Old Fogg Grouch Mr Chuggins Senator Sorghum and Miss Cayenne in a humorous debate over manners and society.
An advertisement touts Cuticura products for sore hands using Cuticura Soap and Ointment with dry rubbing and tissue removal. It claims broad toilet use for all needs, and references a Philadelphia Public Ledger note about the book title How to Live More Than One Hundred Years.
Catarrh is a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is described as a tonic and blood purifier. By cleansing the blood and building up the system, it restores normal conditions and supports Nature in its work. Druggists. Circulars free. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
In a sharp exchange, Sillicus proclaims all women are the same while Cynicus counters that no woman remains the same for long. The dialogue highlights contrasting views on women's constancy and individuality.
Advert describes Diamond Dyes with simple directions for dyeing all fabrics wool silk linen cotton or mixes. Promises perfect results and urges buying Diamond Dyes and relying on the Diamond Dyes Color Card featuring 16 rich colors.
An English writer notes U S habit of betting hats on elections and contests. He questions what’s odd about Americans wagering. He adds concern over an Englishman winning a Derby.
An old advertisement urges buyers to verify Bayer branding on aspirin tablets and packaging for safety. It lists uses from colds to rheumatism and notes affordable six to twelve tablet boxes with Bayer as the trademark. It includes a dubious closing line about self-help.
The article advises careful planning of stall floors for new dairy barns. A good floor should be sanitary permanent and non conductor of heat. Concrete drains and alleys are acceptable but stalls need bedding or wood blocks to prevent udder contact with concrete.
A columnist quips about a man whose language causes hair to curl and jokes asks why the book lacks a stable job in a ladies hairdressing shop, reflecting humorous gendered work roles.
The exchange pokes fun at Barker claiming to trace his family to the Pilgrims. A counter quip says the Pilgrims are dead and won’t feel it, underscoring a sharp, humorous taunt.
A terse dialogue fragment shows a couple in distress over an affair with one partner vowing never to love again if freed from involvement. The exchange hints at emotional stakes and potential separation without providing names or context.
The dialogue notes a film actress complying with registration rules to vote, remarking that it should be easy for a movie star to register. The exchange contrasts a child's jelly habit with the actress's civic action.
The traditional method uses horn ring counts with three years for the first ring, then two years for the second, followed by one ring every year. Also assess horn shape size and condition to refine age judgment.
Mrs. Mary Sender of Wyandotte Michigan says years of monthly pains and digestive distress vanished after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanativa Wash. She claims three bottles of the remedy ended her suffering and restored ability to do housework and urges others to try it.
Dialog shows Mrs Klubmann inviting a partner to go out while praising the welcoming atmosphere at home. The response confirms awareness of the pleasant evenings and willingness to depart for the night.
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