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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1923
Page
3
Mrs. Albert Kapling of 28 Bh 10th St St Paul Minn says Tanlac revived her health after severe breakdown. She suffered nervousness headaches vomiting gas and reflux before finishing with weight gain and removal of indigestion. Tanlac advertised with 85 million bottles sold.
Dialogue snippet shows Sue recounting a kiss and blush while Lou cautions about heavy rouge. The exchange reflects social norms and flirtation in a wartime or period-era diary tone.
A physician reportedly told a rich man there was no hope for recovery. The incident underscores stark medical uncertainty amid wealth and status.
The author argues for precise irrigation water measurement by trained hydrographers using weirs orifices and meters. He notes benefits for water users, farmers, and rights protection, stating measurement reduces costly errors and secures vested water rights while aiding western development.
The report explains how land values in the United States and Utah followed farm product prices, rising with higher prices and lagging when prices fall. It notes land values peaked in 1920 and dropped in 1921, with exchanges hampered by high assessed values and interest costs.
Agricultural economist H. Brossard of Utah Agricultural College explains land value hinges on productivity and net income rather than surface supply. He notes climate soil topography and product prices shape output value, and that land value equals net annual income divided by current secured loan interest rates.
An assortment of mid century ads touts Nujol as a non laxative relief for constipation and highlights a future Font Blanc tunnel project. Other notices promote Cuticura for sore hands and general toilet use with soap ointment and talcum. The copy blends medical authority claims with infrastructure milestones.
A dialogue mentions trying the Cone method with self improvement claimed as ongoing, daily progress highlighted by a speaker and a listener. The text then notes a children's playground lacking dog provisions and a comment on fortune turning to laughter for some.
An assortment of brief items notes parallels between starving Russians and a beggar, Turkish taxation burdens on items and roads, and quips about orators and job success. Included are anecdotes about Ford and Oldfield, and a lingering myth of the Albury silent pool drying up due to 1921 drought effects.
A dialogue reveals a sly utility in a rumor broker. One character explains using the Talker to start whispers, then watches the ensuing chatter unfold, aided by the Talker’s willingness to repeat information. The exchange highlights manipulation of information for advantage.
A half carat man wins a three carat diamond dispute in a local case. The proceedings center on ownership and value of the gems, with emphasis on the differing diamond sizes and the disputed payoff. Authorities and judges weigh the evidence as the case unfolds.
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