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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1913
Page
6
A described manual grinder uses a wooden base and cylinder with eight penny nails to chop cabbage for sauerkraut and to grind vegetables for poultry. It includes a four by nine and a half inch hopper, a crank drive, and support legs or boxes at the ends.
William A. Radford offers cost free advice on constructing a four room cement bungalow. The piece explains bungalow history from summer cottages to modern winter friendly designs and details layout ideas such as bedroom living area separation, pantry sink options, compact kitchen dining flow, and plumbing efficiency.
An old Globe Pharmaceutical notice promotes a remedy using Globe Pine Compound and glycerine in whiskey. Doses of one to two teaspoonfuls after meals are advised, with a warning to use the genuine Pine Compound and avoid cheaper large quantities.
A reader outlines essentials for successful turkey raising including location, healthy standard-breed birds, lice control, and dry roomy housing. Practical tips cover brooding, hatching, rearing poults, feeding stages, coop management, and hygiene practices for poultrykeepers.
The article argues double for winter windows and carefully fitted joints to prevent cold. It warns many contractors rush work, urging owners to supervise or hire skilled, honest builders. It praises a well built window seat with cushions and a heated grate, noting comfort, home appeal, and risk of neglect or dust from fires and dust to other rooms.
A commercial traveler recalls an Italian workman on a Saratoga to Glens Falls trolley who smoked in his sleep. The man’s eyes were closed yet Puffs appeared between his lips, followed by snores, until the pipe went out and he woke at Glens Falls to relight it.
A London man killed himself and his son due to a toothache while others debate tooth care. The piece notes global concern over dental health and contrasts European skepticism with American care, quoting New York Press on American attitudes toward teeth.
A compact early joke item notes the crucial role of money in powering travel, contrasting the pull of wealth with the desire to drive and move about. It uses playful dialect to poke fun at spending for cars and transportation.
Red rough hands can become soft and white with a one night Cuticura treatment. Soak, rinse with Cuticura Soap, dry, apply Cuticura Ointment, and wear loose gloves overnight. The ads claim pure emollients prevent redness roughness and chapping and deliver velvety whiteness. Sold worldwide with sample offers and a Skin Book from Boston.
A tippler with a red nose works as a boiler yard laborer. He later shows the surgeon a smashed nose after placing it through a boiler hole to sniff air. The hammer-wielder outside mistook the red nose for a rivet and struck once. A cloth jacket is warmer than a Tur lined coat.
A quotation from William Penn urges careful speech aiming for truth over victory and fairness in debate. It notes the value of speaking only when fit and pertinent to avoid unnecessary conflict or bias.
A reflective aphorism notes that many impoverished individuals labor to create wealth for others. It cites social and economic structures shaping who gains and who loses in the system.
A fragment quotes a line about women as a delusion and the natural urge to hug delusions, suggesting a debate on perception and belief. The text presents a provocative view without clear attribution or context.
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