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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1911
Page
3
A testimonial from Clyde F. Camerer of Rosalie Washington credits Dr Kilmer Swamp Root with curing severe kidney and bladder trouble after prior doctors deemed it fatal. He recounts pain, blood in urine, and rapid relief after using the product. The letter urges others with kidney or liver issues to try Swamp Root and request a sample bottle and booklet.
The speaker jokes about Joe Biden's time on the street and wonders how much longer he will remain there. The remark frames Biden's current public status as speculative and uncertain.
Mrs Mary W Ramsey of Colorado Springs describes using Cuticura Soap and Ointment after a three month doctor treatment for her infant son’s eczema. She notes marked improvement within days and complete recovery by seven months, crediting Cuticura for his health and a soft complexion and curls.
A reflection on men who avoid hardship and the value of enduring struggle. The author contrasts a slick, paved path with the necessity of facing rough times to grasp true success. The piece emphasizes resilience and perseverance as defining elements of achievement.
A witty Houston Post aside notes a husband answers to a wife’s absence through neighborly oversight, implying gossip and domestic boundaries in a humorous line.
Vintage patent medicine claim describing sugar coated pellets that regulate and invigorate stomach liver and bowels. Presents them as tiny sugar granules easy to take like candy and aimed at general health without medical supervision.
A brief line from a Boston Transcript exchange asks what a leading woman is and answers that any woman qualifies, reflecting a humorous or ironic note on stage roles and gender expectations.
Fragmentary text appears to reference signature seeking and a cure by E. W. World over. The readability is poor and no clear event or person context emerges. The fragment mentions loving versus self seeking and hints at a medical or literary line without concrete details.
Lamont recalls a tale of Frederic Olcott who served as New York state comptroller from 1877 to 1879. He chose banking over politics after a push from Dan Manning, and Olcott later led a major trust company. Lamont and Manning both believed Olcott might have become president had he stayed in public service.
The United States coast survey formed in 1832. the base line for the survey was provided by Maj. George Washington Whistler, father of the artist Jimmy Whistler. A ten mile straight stretch along the Boston & Albany near Mansfield, Massachusetts, became the starting point for mapping the coast, leading to accurate results within two inches over 60 miles.
The interview with the late James N. Tyner, Indiana congressman and postmaster general, recounts betrayal by James G. Blaine. Tyner describes losing a chairmanship after Blaine’s broken promise, plotting to oppose Blaine, and finally a strategic Hayes victory at the 1876 convention amid a gas outage. He reflects on resentment and reconciliation with Blaine.
A brief dialogue recalls a Widgins Wooster wedding. An attendee notes congratulating the couple and jokes with the minister about the groom earning extra income.
A witty exchange frames a petty marital dispute with a remark about cremating a wife to “get even” for past conflicts, depicting a lighthearted, backhanded jab at marital strife and humor.
Henry J. Goldstein of Boston reports five years of severe rheumatism that kept him from work. After trying many medicines he used Hood's Sarsaparilla and soon felt relief, claiming a complete cure and recommending the remedy. The ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla in liquid and Sarsatabe tablets.
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis plans a tuberculosis day on April 30. Ministers will report church deaths from tuberculosis and use educational materials and circulars from the national office and 450 local associations.
Brooklyn performer Laura Jean Libbey discusses her on stage monologue about love marriage and heart affairs. She notes a surprising ignorance among young women and shares a teacher and pupil joke about Solomon and animals.
A cow wandered near a fort outside Maranz Austria and drew the notice of an officer who suspected an automatic camera device. After seizing and examining the animal found no evidence, the cow was released with two guards tasked to trace its owner, suspected to be Italian.
Spohn's Distemper Cure touted as effective for all ages of horses and dogs with many cases cured and prevented. Over 600,000 bottles sold last year. Available in bottles priced 50 cents and one dollar. Agents wanted for Spohn Medical Co. Goshen Indiana.
Knickerbocker writers claim listening as an art no longer thrives while urban life exposes readers to crowded flats and a dumb waiter, sparking questions about culture and daily routine in the city.
Defiance Starch offers a nonstick ironing aid that prevents sticking on irons. Sold everywhere in 16 oz packages for 10 cents.
A sharp quip about domestic conflict appears in a dialogue exchange. The line raises questions about violence within a marriage and social attitudes reflected in the dialogue.
A reflective line on missing chances to give pleasure, noting the value of opportunities to bring happiness and the regret that follows when they are lost.
An old advertisement claims CasCarets offer more health benefits than medicine for ten cents a week. It touts a quick start to relief with claims of curing stomach ills and starting treatment tonight for morning aid.
In a playful vignette Tommy rushes downstairs for cake but asks which piece has the worm. His mother redirects with a proverb about the early bird, turning the moment into a humorous family exchange.
Tickets on sale in Salt Lake City February 4 only valid for return by March 7 via the Salt Lake Route. For rates reservations and full information write A. W. Raybould Secretary Elks Club Salt Lake City Utah.
A Washington Star quotation shows a citizen arguing reformers face constant opposition. Farmer Coun tessell humorously agrees noting officeholders must push out non reformers to enact change.
Quote about a daughter joining the Universal Peace and Amiability society and moving quickly toward prominence within the group.
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