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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1923
Page
3
An old advertisement extols Bayer Aspirin with Bayer on the package and tablets as the genuine product for colds headaches and neuralgia. It highlights preparations in 12 24 and 100 tablet quantities and notes Bayer as the trademark. Additional notes mention a machine shaving ice on lakes and Cuticura skin care products. The text ends with a quip about nature and a line about performances past time.
A medical authority argues that natural lubricants like Nujol provide relief from constipation without permanent injury. Nujol acts like Nature's own lubricant, is not a laxative, not a medicine, and is harmless and pleasant. It is prescribed by physicians and used in leading hospitals. Get a bottle from your druggist today.
An 19th century styled advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming rapid relief from catarrh through ointment and an internal tonic that acts via the blood to reduce mucous inflammation. Sold by all druggists Fr. J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Also includes a quip about hangers-on and hangers-off.
Promotional piece touts Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as a blood tonic and liver stomach medicine. It features testimonial from Felena Montana style and Joseph A Widmer praising digestion blood and energy improvements and offers trial package for 10 cents plus mail order and typing school ads.
A humorous tale from the Buffalo Express describes Isaac, a Hebrew gentleman, proudly showing a large diamond ring worn with the gem facing inward. His friends protest it is on the wrong way round, while Isaac asserts his preference and mocks the suggestion with a pointed exchange about how to hold his hand. The piece closes with a proverb-like remark about holidays and prudence.
A Hyde Park banker notes how Christmas savings clubs emerged from thrift habits built during World War I. Regular payroll deductions for Liberty bonds and War Savings stamps created a savings mindset, and employers automatized payments, expanding club participation to about 5 million depositors with deposits totaling $190 million in 1921.
Perey asks Archibald if he heard the tale of a Scotsman who joined a fell in a river. Archibald denies ever hearing it, and Perey insists the story will never be known.
The text suggests a claim that special ability allows a man to profitably and safely distinguish himself, emphasizing superior power or merit in a competitive context. It implies an evaluation of personal capability as a driver of success and safety.
A witty line says a clever woman makes her husband think he knows more than she does. The remark reflects social humor about marriage dynamics.
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