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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
3
Mrs. Mabel Gross of Minneapolis says Tanlac improved her health from a 94 pound weakness to 132 pounds with restored strength and vitality. She cites relief from headaches backaches dizziness and stomach issues and notes friends remark on her health. The ad promotes Tanlac and lists over 85 million bottles sold.
A curious incident on Randolph Street yesterday evening shows a girl in short skirts and high Russian boots reacting to a tossed cigarette. After five steps she began a hysterical dance, the volunteer fire department aiding removal of the boot and the burned silk stocking.
A prospect 86 miles north of Leeupoort tin mines in the Transvaal near Bechuanaland border unearthed part of an ancient smelting plant and slag. A body of ore with a whitish metal, possibly platinum or molybdenum, was found. Mining engineers have gone to inspect the site.
A four year old Elise asks for one thing from mother and is promised only one desired item. The mother agrees the child may have one thing but must not ask for anything else before bedtime.
The line contrasts two ways of depicting evening in poetry and prose, noting that sunset and sundown converge in meaning while exploring stylistic differences between genres. The piece reflects on language shifts and time of day imagery.
Eben laments spending nine hundred dollars on his son’s college education after the boy returns home and asks questions in a way that reveals misunderstanding. The tale contrasts rural life with academic expectations and includes a quip about an absent umbrella.
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