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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1912
Page
7
An advertisement encourages women to avoid harsh purgatives and use Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a mild gentle remedy. It claims it relieves constipation by blending simple laxative herbs with pepsin and promises natural relief by morning with regular use. A free trial bottle is offered by mail to readers sending name and address.
A jovial exchange at a Southern resort notes Dr Quack-TI treating many patients last year while Mrs Wrink-Well hopes for better times, reflecting on health business and optimism amid travel era chatter.
Rev. H Heslop of Wigton Pennsylvania suffered dropsy for a year with swollen limbs dizziness and fatigue. After using six boxes of Dodds Kidney Pills the swelling disappeared and he felt well again. He remains convinced by the remedy and invites correspondence. Advertises pills 50 cents per box and free household hints music and recipes.
Two Kansas City sisters call on homes as part of a social game. They leave notes when no one is home, and one sister smiles at the repeated luck only for the other to remind her not to seem pleased since hosts may watch from windows.
A humorous debate over deposits and money ownership references a wedding moment. The text notes an English visitor praising Chicago as a "pure" city and comments on a Washington based society school. It ends with a fragment about badly opened problems and textbooks.
Readable fragments show a shopper criticizing an expensive store and a cartoonish exchange about manners. The page also advertises Dr Pierce's Pellets as a cure for constipation and ends with a fortune joke about a business man who seeks fair profit.
Mrs Merriwid broods over marriage and defies ordinary life as she imagines a sailor husband. Aunt Jane jokes about burglars and domestic life while Melissa envisions long voyages, weekly letters, and the thrill of life at sea.
A discussion questions mind reading as a partial explanation for psychic events and whether thought can transcend the body. The exchange weighs if mind power implies life after death or simply limits of interpretation, ending with a quip about long distance phone use.
A tailored suit line features satin blouse belts and neckwear designed for versatile styling. The collection showcases coordinated pieces aimed at elevating formal and business outfits. Each item emphasizes sleek lines and a refined satin texture for a polished, modern look.
A style feature spread describes satin blouses worn with tailored suits and neckwear trims. It highlights buckles in metal enamel and fabric, jabots, ruffs, and bows, plus a push to copy designs at home and stitch your own neckpieces. It also sketches two dress models in rose collene and navy serge, plus a note on child dressmaking and self dressing.
The season sees more separate coats worn with one piece dresses, valued for versatility with young girls. Styles shift from last year with collar focus, including sailor lapels and high choker bands, in plush and fur accents, three quarter lengths, and cutaway fronts.
The article highlights nickel-silver plated ware as durable and attractive with new items like an asparagus dish featuring ribbed ends and dual sauce cups. It describes a calad set with cruets and spice bottles, a two-handled water tray, and a wicker-handled tray motif echoing old grape patterns from grandparents.
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