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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1911

Page

5

Means Health For the Child

The article urges mothers to keep a child's bowels open and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a preferred laxative and tonic. It claims quick relief, cites testimonials from Mrs. Winslow and Mrs. J. H. Walters, offers free sample bottles, and contrasts with harsher laxatives. It also mentions Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup and Pierce's Pellets.

Josh Tite Mulberry Kaa Dr. Caldwell W. 3B Caldwell Washington St Monticello Ill

Castoria Ad Prompts Questionable Claims and Divorce Quote

An old advertisement urges careful use of Castoria for infants and children and notes 30 years of use. A separate clipping quotes a judge about a woman insisting on a woman lawyer for her divorce and a fragment about a marriage ceremony line.

Fletcher

West End of a Life Cut by a Live Wire

A witty exchange recounts a reporter adopting a precise proofreader and a sharp retort about Willie Brown, the boy burned by a live wire in the West end. The quip notes the confusing phrase and answers with a simple, pointed definition as a joke.

Willie Brown West End Ladies’ Home Journal

Question for Question

Quirky dialogue about a quarrel with a butler Mr Tox plans to discharge Hawkins the English servant. The speaker mocks the butler’s stiff manners while questioning if humor is his duty as payment. A playful exchange ends with a pun on order and origin.

The Little Widow A Wrighty Neighbor to Have

A grateful California widow credits Grape-Nuts with curing long illness after childbirth. She reports rapid weight gain from 95 to 113 pounds, steadier nerves, and renewed strength enabling daily meals. Her 4 year old also improved from eczema on Grape-Nuts. Reading The Road to Wellville reinforced the choice.

Mize Ban ‘Bernardino Co Cal

Winter-proof hen houses rely on dryness not warmth

A long excerpt from a Successful Farmer writer argues hens lay in winter without heat if kept dry and well feathered. Rich Rhode Island Reds are praised for winter coats. The key is dry, well ventilated housing, not overly tight, draft-free warmth.

Rhode Island

Making Money with Ducks Properly Fed for Premium Eggs

Article explains profitable duck egg farming emphasizing clean grain and pure water. It compares Indian Runner and Pekin ducks, notes flavor and color preferences, and advises local advertising to overcome market prejudice. Runner ducks reach near Pekin size by ten weeks. provide clean drinking water, ideally running.

England United States

Excellent feed for hens using turnips in winter

Excellent feed for hens notes turnips as a green winter diet. Cut turnips in halves with the cut side up and expose to hens for free access. This replaces grass and greens while preventing hens from scratching dirt. Potatoes and apples can be fed similarly.

New Poultry Roost Built With Fatal Iron Tubing

A new poultry roost is described as built from fortified iron tubing and peaked with a deadly solution to end life, suggesting a hazardous contraption.

Why Husband Tires Mrs Mary Austin on Unhappy Marriages

New York writer Mrs Mary Austin argues that husbands aged forty to fifty deserts wife due to prematurely burdening youth with adult duties. She warns youth should be allowed to mature, pursue poetry and sentiment, and that societies should create social centers for proper courtship to preserve vitality and reduce unhappy marriages.

New York Mary Austin Austin

Sea Lion Escapes Theater Returns After Midnight Chase

A sea lion at the Wilson theater bored with its act broke a rear pane and fled into the alley. Bystanders joined a rapid search as the animal ran toward Lake Michigan at high speed. It was soon captured and brought back to the stage to resume its balancing act.

Chicago Wilson Theater Lake Michigan F-chase Mtael Licalzi Hazel Avenue

Goat Cause of Murder in Cleveland Alley Truce

In Cleveland an alley standoff over money ended with the killing of Angela Louveria and Ernesto Danico after a quarrel. A goat reportedly blocked the escape leading to the fatal confrontation.

Cleveland, O Angela Louveria Ernesto Danico

Whisky Cargo Hunt on Missouri River Boat Lea dora

Searchers near the Missouri river between South Dakota and Iowa pursue salvage of the Leadora a grounded 1871 steamer carrying over 100 barrels of whisky and mining tools valued at not less than 50 000. Cole Brothers and B E Wenner lead the dig with local helpers finding relics including a bottle marked OK Plantation 1840 and various groceries.

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Goodmorning in Court Turns on Name Confusion

In Chicago Municipal Court Judge Dolan questions a tall Italian arraigned for disorderly conduct. The defendant, answering with the phrase Goodmorning, insists it is his name. The judge, amused, clarifies and releases him, noting the polite confusion.

Chicago Dolan Goodmorning Jim Goodmorning

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