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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1918
Page
3
In Peking the summer temple habit draws locals and visitors to one story temple compounds west of the hills. Free of furniture, spaces offer simple sleeping platforms and peaceful days with only priests and idols for company. Most try it at least once for the experience.
A columnist reflects on critics and their necessity in society and church work. Criticism can brake radicalism and safeguard progress when delivered in love and truth.
Protective measure recommends a pair of gloves with a fabric inner glove inside rubber, plus a leather gauntlet over the rubber glove. The inner glove wicks moisture and shields the rubber from nails while the outer gauntlet guards against mechanical injury and helps grip tools and keeps hands warm in winter.
A reflective quotation on friendship urges pride in a friend’s achievements as if one’s own and treats virtue as a shared property from a historical source. The line echoes 19th or early 20th century moralistic tones and emphasizes mutual support and kinship values.
A ball in harness was seen at Pen coed Wales used by its owner for plowing and to drive him around his farm. The skull is a purebred three year old Hereford bought for three hundred pounds.
In three weeks on the Gallipoli peninsula I saw four grand attacks and many others. The lines moved in skirmish formations with grenadiers, machine guns, rifle grenadiers, and riflemen. They fought fiercely, and I recall Murray, Brown, and Phillippe Pierre as close companions who shared fear and loss.
A first person account from combat at Gaba Tepe describes trench assault preparations, a heavy Turkish counter attack, and the rescue of wounded comrades. The narrator recounts carrying Phillippe Pierre and another wounded man, enduring thirst, shellfire, and gas, then drifting back to Allied lines. He recalls prisoners, riverine rain floods, a cloudburst, and a dramatic shell strike that eliminates Old Missouri amid mules and water bags in a vivid battlefield snapshot.
A reflective piece describes life as a growing building built block by block through learning, experience, relationships, reading, and daily interactions. It emphasizes slow formation over years and each influence adding a piece to our inner structure.
A short quotation attributes to Sir Thomas Browne about nameless unworthy deeds surpassing infamous history, reflecting on moral judgment. The line reads provocative and compact, presenting a cautionary view of hidden wrongdoing and reputation.
The phrase reflects a conviction that personal integrity yields inner peace when actions align with moral principles. It captures a timeless sentiment about choosing righteous conduct despite challenges.
An advertisement urges mothers to give California Syrup of Figs for sick children with coated tongues and digestive upset. It promises gentle relief from constipation within hours without griping and touts the product as tasty for all ages, warning to seek genuine California Fig Syrup Company bottles.
An advertisement urges using Cuticura Soap daily with occasional Cuticura Ointment to soften soothe and heal skin. Free samples offered by mail from Cuticura Dept X Boston. Soap 25 cents Ointment 25 and 50 cents.
Florence Romaine is described as a first class bootblack in Mius Gatiis California. The note highlights her skill and status within the local bootblacking scene.
Advice on avoiding panic during influenza and boosting health with fresh air exercise the three Cs clean mouth skin and bowels. Suggests Pleasant Purgative Pellets Apuric Anuric and Trontic tonics plus a simple diet and hot remedies for fever and chills.
The report states that burning one ton of coal renders 800000 cubic feet of air unfit to breathe. It also notes Rice as the easiest food to digest and roast veal as the hardest to digest.
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