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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
3
A brief scene shows Richard taking the larger bread roll from a plate shared with his mother. His guilty conscience is sparked by her stern gaze, and he remarks to her that he didn’t want her to be the hog.
Women urged to seek help for kidney and bladder signs with Dr Kilmer Swamp Root. Sample bottles offered by mail to readers who enclose ten cents to Kilmer & Co at Binghamton New York.
Gubbs tells of an 8 man who prevailed by perseverance against all odds. Overcoming obstacles, Bubbs recalls his first lesson starting from a windy night lighting a cigar as he used every match in the box.
Dan Failing learns his grandfather Dan Falling hunted these forests and plans to spend his last months among Oregon wilds. A chance meeting with Lennox at a Chamber of Commerce gala leads to a hunter’s invitation, tying distant legends to a hoped for summer in Klamath Falls country.
A man given six months to live by his doctor contemplates how to spend his remaining time. A friendly park-squirrel encounter influences his choice to seek solace in Oregon forests, guided by memories of his grandfather and a lifelong love of the wild.
Dan Falling visits the Gitcheapolis public library during dinner hour seeking Oregon maps. He recalls his grandfather lived in southern Oregon and discovers a parchment or paper map listing sage plains and dense forests across the region.
The next installment follows Dan Failing as he arrives at Silas Lennox’s home, where the rough edges of travel give way to warm hospitality and a renewed sense of wonder at the wild country surrounding their hosts.
A playful passage describes the porpoise as an ultra fast swimmer. It claims the animal performs stunts before ships and vanishes beyond the horizon after hours of dives. The porpoise reportedly matches pursuers speed, likened to an antelope.
John Quincy Adams kept strict hours at the White House rising early and retiring at ten. Summers featured early swims with his son, followed by brisk Capitol walks before breakfast. He studied astronomy with a roof telescope and planted trees, encouraging Congress to share seeds with constituents.
Cuticura promises clear skin by applying Cuticura Ointment to pimples and blackheads then washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Daily use for toilet purposes helps keep skin clear. Include Cuticura Talance.
Billy and Mary visit a neighbor to hear a talking machine. After listening Mary misidentifies the device as a Scotch collie, while Billy corrects her calling it a fox terrier and invites Mrs. Case to inspect the picture.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a liquid taken internally that works through the blood to reduce inflammation of the mucous surfaces and restore normal conditions. It claims no other diseases are cured and offers free circulars from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
In London during the Olympia jamboree, a Highland soldier entering an underground train encountered a party of world scout boys. With no seats available a young wolf cub offered his seat, prompting the soldier to respond with a bashful joke about not being a girl guide yet.
A Birmingham Age-Herald fragment recalls a captain of Industry asked by a visitor to see Mr Grahbeoin. The visitor claims to be a former college friend now facing a rough life and seeks to negotiate a loan. Grahbeoin declines, citing pain to meet old chums and a sophomore-year expulsion.
Mrs Dora Williams recalls a long illness before using Entonic which she credits with restoring her health and allowing her to work again. The advertisement claims Entonic relieves indigestion acidity and gases by aiding digestion after meals and offers a big box at a trifling price with a druggist guarantee.
In a North side market a woman and her young son waited for lamb chops. While the cutter prepared the chops the boy whispered about getting hot dogs. The mother hushed him saying they must choose differently for company.
A grimy patron questions the cost of a bath at a pub bath house. The cashier offers fifty cents per bath or twelve for five dollars, suggesting a five dollar ticket. The patron refuses, doubting a twelve-year outlook.
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