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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1924

Page

7

The Hignett Family Entertains at Windles and Atlantic Crossing

Mrs. Horace Hignett world famous theosophy writer arrives in New York with her son Eustace. Bam and Eustace plan Atlantic voyage while Bam aims to woo Wilhelmina Bennett. Sam meets a red headed girl on ship and falls for Billie as complications unfold on the Atlantic boarding.

Horace Hignett New York Eustace Windles Hignetts Bam Mallaby Marlowe London Atlantic Bream Mortimer Bennett Sam Wilhelmina Gam Wilhelmina Bennett Billie Ea Hero Bream

Voyage Romance on the Ocean Aboard the Stageful

Samuel Marlowe contemplates proposing to Wilhelmina Bennett during a fourth day at sea while debating dog trouble and Tennyson reads with friends. Eustace Hignett quips about life at sea as Billie, Bream Mortimer, and others share conversations, golf and poetry, with plans to read Tennyson together and manage Pinky the dog amid shipboard antics.

Tennyson Bain Eustace Hignett Sam Ell Bennett Miss Bennett Wilhelmina Bennett Wilhelmina Hustace Signett Wilhelmitta Ufe Galahad Kles Eustace Hignett Derring Do Eustace Samuel Marlowe Billie Mr. Bream Mortimer Mr. Marlowe Bream Mortimer Sal Bream Jane Hubbard Pinky Africa Sim Mortimer Prue Sam Marlowe Marlowes Bruton Street Berkeley Square Sir Galahad Hignett

Wise men seek the other side before leaping to conclusions

A reflective line urges caution and study before forming judgments. It emphasizes weighing the other side of a hurdle and avoiding hasty bets on partial information. The message frames prudent reasoning as the path to sound conclusions.

Facing Risks in Hospital Scene with Elderly Patient

A nurse on a case confronts a troublesome patient in an advanced state of senility. The old friend Senility is referenced, with fear and humor shaping the exchange.

Mercy

Allcock’s Porous Plaster Advise Remedy

A brief ad notes a standard external remedy of known value safe and effective. It promotes Allcock's original genuine porous plaster as the preferred remedy.

Collaboration viewed in 18th century playwriting

A Paris translation from Le Petit Parisien recounts the joint work of David Augustin Brueys and Palaprat. They produced many plays with mixed success and praise for a piece named Grandeur. Brueys praised the first act, blamed the second on Palaprat, and Palaprat disputed the split.

Bossuet Moliere David Augustin Brueys Palaprat le Petit Parisien Paris France Brueys Kansas City Star

Quick to Learn the Latin Bits in Daily Life

A playful vignette follows a young professional learning Latin phrases like habeas corpus per diem and per diem in daily work. The drug clerk and medical student adopt Latin terms, while inspectors note the legislator learns per diem quickly.

Pennywise

Eat What You Like But Don’t Eat Too Much

A concise exhortation advises savoring meals but warns against overeating. It promotes balanced portions and mindful eating to maintain health.

Bayer Aspirin Safety Ad Warns Against Imitations

An advertising notice urges consumers to look for the Bayer name on aspirin tablets or packaging to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin, claimed safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 23 years. It warns that imitations may be dangerous and instructs buyers to say Bayer when purchasing.

Bayer

Radio Station Uses Mountain Peaks As Masts

A wireless station in Upper Bavaria uses two mountain summits as antennae masts with a cable spanning about a mile and a half between a 5100 foot peak and a 2820 foot hill. The system aims to reach the Far East and includes a weighted carriage on a rail for tension adjustments during snow or wind.

Upper Bavaria

Hard to hear words by thin walls next door

A resident notes walls are so thin that sounds from a foreign couple next door carry through. The wife struggles to understand the language and the daily quarrels irritate them, though the issue is the noise rather than hostility.

The Only Danger in Friendship Is That It Will End

A reflective saying notes friendship carries risk of ending, emphasizing value and fragility of lasting bonds.

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