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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1917
Page
6
Attorney General Thomas W. Gregory declares loyal duty to the United States, outlining the threat of German autocracy and the need for citizens to break with supporters of treason. He cites espionage laws and the draft to punish disloyal acts and protect national security.
The guide extols vines as attractive and practical for shade, privacy, and disguising structures. It advises deep spading, heavy manuring, and sturdy supports, then lists many vines from trumpet vine to passion flower, clematis, and ivy, noting care, flowering habits, and suitable settings.
A wry quote mocks a triumphant entry into a village, noting there is no glory in marching into a town only to depart immediately. The remark undercuts a public sense of victory with a terse, ironic jab at military spectacle.
In a fragmentary dialogue Norah and Mike tease about marriage and a future suitor. Norah declares she has not married, while Mike jokes about the unseen suitor and his late mother, highlighting a witty rural exchange.
A fragmentary column from the Springfield Republican describes a coal wagon incident on State Street near Main, a whip wielding driver, and horses stubbornly resisting. A bold girl climbs aboard to tame the team, while unrelated excerpts praise Peruna medicine and a vivid Jerusalem travel image.
A brief country exchange has two women debating economy of rural living. One asks if living far out is economical, the other replies yes. The husband’s poor breakfast habit is noted as an amusing consequence of catching the car.
The article portrays national service as the most valuable chance available to individuals, emphasizing its high impact and broad appeal as a civic path. It highlights the broad equity of opportunity and the potential life benefits associated with service.
Bwollen bands and edema from kidney issues are said to come from poisonous waste in the blood. Anurit double strength is claimed to remove uric acid, easing scalding urine backache and gout symptoms. Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Fellery for liver and bowels is also noted.
An old advertisement urges using Cuticura Ointment for rising and retiring, then washing off after five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water. It promotes a ten day treatment and offers a free sample by mail, signaling Boston addresses and general sale. The copy also includes stray questions about chicken value and a distorted personal quote.
A reflective line notes that those who focus solely on themselves miss broader concerns. The quote highlights personal vanity as a barrier to thoughtful consideration and communal responsibility.
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