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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1911
Page
3
George Seld er of Alameda California says Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his back pain and kidney related swelling after onset of soreness. The advertisement urges keeping kidneys healthy and notes the product sells for 50 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A boatswain pesters Sir John Fisher at the British admiralty, forcing a secret interview. The secretary leaves the door ajar and the admiral explodes but the boatswain stays firm with a respectful salute. The boatswain tells the admiral he will meet him personally in hell.
Miss Mary A. Bentley of Montreal describes a long battle with stubborn hand eczema. After years of ineffective care and hospital treatment she found relief with Cuticura Ointment and Soap, reporting clear hands after six months and urging others to try the regimen. She offers to share her physician and hospital details.
An exchange reveals Madam’s claim to paint souls as well as interiors in a brief Boston Transcript item.
An advertisement invites women to contact Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts for confidential medical advice. It emphasizes women talk privately with women, safeguards on letters, and offers a free 80 page Text Book by mail.
The Idaho legislature reports a brief first week with adjournment to Monday after passing a $45,000 pay bill. Leaders push Hawley agenda, discuss Fremont county division, Mackay dam spillway, and a broader public utilities commission amid liquorPolicy and land board probes.
Denver county grand jury indicted Secretary of State James B. Pearce County Attorney Milton and three members of the Denver fire and police board along with Frank Kratke. Pearce allegedly took interest money from a bank for state deposits while the board neglected saloon law enforcement and Attorney Smith faced conspiracy charges.
Governor Hawley’s message to the Idaho legislature calls for amending the primary election law removing compulsory second choices but allowing a privileged second choice, repealing nomination by petition, and a nonmajority runoff repeal for multi candidate races. He favors early capitol work with a 400000 bond, librarian and natural history funding, tax changes, curbs on saloons, stronger wildlife protection, prison reforms, and a constitutional convention option. He also proposes new counties, a direct tax for state institutions, a state purchasing agent, land policy shifts in Fremont county toward dry farming, road improvements, and direct US Senate election.
The article praises Bad Nauheim for almost no flies due to strict measures and municipal orders to burn out fly breeding sites. It contrasts Frydberg nearby, a dirty town, with clean streets, good water from Vogelsburg mountains, sewered systems, and absence of billboards, noting the general sleaminess in its town schools.
Judge W. B. Neff cites rising living costs as the primary cause of divorces during the latest Cuya hoga county term. He granted 428 separations, setting a county record for filings and finalized divorces.
Captain of Police John Sullivan of Spokane Washington was shot through a window while at home Thursday night. He was taken to a hospital and it is said he cannot recover.
A Chicago scholar proposes planting fruit trees citywide as a municipal orchard. Aldermen and the city forester doubt the plan, fearing fruit drop dirt and theft, while parents fear children eating ripe fruit.
European municipalities push urban beautification to improve mood and deter crime. Officials cite Dickens examples of crime in dreary quarters and claim pleasant streets, parks, and scenery lift spirits and reduce delinquency.
An advertisement highlights back pain as a sign of kidney trouble and promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure. It claims the remedy supports kidney liver and bladder health and notes sample offers and free information through the publisher. Also mentions the product’s purity and distribution through Binghamton New York.
Note urges mothers to inspect every bottle of Castoria for the signature of accessoto Salma and to choose the familiar product used for over fifty years. Emphasizes trust in the remedy for infants and children.
A Denver Times item questions the source of wealth for Blobbs, noting he earned money through smoking tobacco while acknowledging the speaker has smoked most of life without profits. The exchange highlights a debate over money made from tobacco use.
Esmeralda voices frustration as Archibald urges action after a change in a department store. Drake Delphic presents a suspenseful scene with a saleswoman taunting Archibald about money and delay.
Admiral Evans at a San Francisco luncheon criticized a naval policy as mixed and illogical. He compared it to Bob Backstay who became a submarine engineer and noted the danger of deep sea work, yet a man must keep his head above water.
In Harper's Weekly a visitor frets over a professor sneezing at length. Madame notes the professor’s absent mindedness after he was left in charge of a baby and gave the pepper-pot to play with instead of a rattle.
Exchange shows a woman questioning a fiancé turning on extravagance. He defends his choices, she rejects marriage while remaining skeptical about the match. The brief reflects domestic tension and differing expectations in a casual dialogue.
A brief exchange from Le Sourire records a sharp clash in political talk with one figure accusing another of poor aim, while the other defends honesty and persistence in debate. The anecdote captures a light yet pointed interaction reflecting public discourse.
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