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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1913
Page
2
Poem fragments reflect on death and regret as a reaper and wind imagery frame sorrow. It contrasts regrets of kindness with fond remembrance and contemplates fate and the leaving of leaf-men to rot after life ends.
Reader advisory by William A Radford explains cement plaster homes with metal lath offer durable, low maintenance exteriors. The design shown costs about 2000 dollars for a seven room house with a single chimney serving kitchen furnace and living room, highlighting finish options and moisture control.
A famed writer laments writer’s block after an editor offers 300 for a 2000 word piece. He ponders Napoleon as a topic and recalls vows from marriage. A separate outsider notes a £80 000 annual income is insufficient for decency, doubting the claimant.
Mr Wappleson visited last night and read from The Ring and the Book and other Browning poems until nearly midnight. A remark, Land me, shows the listener’s affection while Mrs Anxiously recalls her widowhood, noting it will be three years next month.
A hurried woman tried to stop a passing vehicle and shouted Stop but the driver said it isn’t her turn yet. It was a hearse. The piece includes quips about education, suffrage, and social views tucked into a jokey column.
A humorous exchange shows a wife explaining a contrarian tactic for gifts. She tells her husband she doesn’t want what she wants, then ends up receiving it, illustrating playful marital wit about Christmas expectations.
The passage urges diligent effort and positive mindset as keys to success. It emphasizes application and concentration, warns against dwelling on failure, and links timely action to financial gain. It notes cash discounts as a critical topic for building sound business constitutions.
A couple basks in festive mood as mistletoe decor frames romance. He fantasizes about wealth and a single coat, while she answers that she would love him if he sacrificed others to buy her a new dress.
A Richmond man recalls receiving an invitation to the marriage of Henry Clay Barker and Josephine Mortimer Dixon at the bride's mother's house. The note indicates that those unable to attend may send their regards.
London Opinion reports a critic remark about yesterday’s fish being unfit for consumption and a claim that the speaker was obliged to give it to servants. The quote reflects social attitudes and domestic economy in the period.
The lawyer responded that the stated purpose was feasible. This compact line frames the exchange as a pragmatic assessment of possibility without detailing specifics.
An assortment of quotations from Australian Irish and American papers. Examples include a bride in a white frock described by an Australian paper, a refined bride from a South Dakota journal, a Dublin jab about a white elephant, a Missouri lawyer in a divorce case claiming poisoning, a moth er of eighty headline, and comic lines from the Oxford Register and Boston Transcript about a zoo pig and a turpentine ant-repellent recipe.
Excerpt contrasts women and men with lines praising women as the heart of humanity while describing men as the muscular side. The piece attributes the view to J Noel Halle and J Hird.
A nostalgic note recalls the Garden of Eden, praising the beauty of pretty girls in a reflective reminiscence. The short piece centers on idealized imagery without detailing events or individuals.
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