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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1939
Page
2
In a lighthearted exchange a person recalls a doctor’s advice to avoid dampness to treat rheumatism. They humorously describe sitting in an empty bathtub and using a vacuum cleaner on themselves to stay dry.
Mr and Mrs Anderson invited Captain Brown and 50 soldiers to a Christmas eve reception at 7 p m. The officer attended with fifty men, adding to the festive group.
A playful exchange centers on a broken teacup remarking that the claim cannot be matched, with one person noting their luck and joking about buying a replacement. The moment reflects light household wit and everyday frictions captured in a domestic scene.
A seven year old boy visits the zoo with his mother and asks if the spotted leopard is the dotted lion that everyone wants Dad to sign on. The shopkeeper dismisses further viewings, offering only the door.
Jane asks how Smithson made his money. He created a chocolate bonbon with a lettuce center aimed at women on a diet, described in Stray Stories as a novelty treat.
Public health ad urges Creomulsion for lingering chest colds and bronchial irritation. It claims the product targets the infection, soothes mucous membranes, loosens phlegm, and expels germs. The message reassures that even if other remedies failed, Creomulsion offers relief.
The quotation attributed to Locke notes that education starts the gentle man while reading good company and reflection complete him. It emphasizes early learning and the shaping influence of thoughtful study.
A Connecticut Tercentenary reflection notes that in January 1639 the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut established a self ruling government with a General Court and elected governor and magis trates. The piece traces the rise of Saybrook Hartford Windsor Wethersfield and the roles of Roger Ludlow and others in drafting and implementing the colony’s legal framework.
The article traces Connecticut’s early legal education roots from the Nutmeg State’s first written constitution and the 1784 founding of the Litchfield law school by Tapping Reeve and James Gould. It notes notable alumni inclining toward national service, politics, and culture, and recounts the building’s restorations and historic stewardship.
A garbled reminiscence mentions live bait for compliments and doing today what could wait tomorrow. It jokes about a law, dignity, an estate of hundreds of old clocks, and winding them up. It also notes stamp collectors and potential income tax changes looming for the government.
Britain controls a majority of the globe's great liners. Lloyd's Register lists 167 steam and motor vessels over 15,000 tons, with England owning 90, the United States 19, Italy and Germany 14 each, France 12, Holland 9, Sweden 4, Japan 3, and Norway 3.
A reflective aphorism by George Sand on happiness residing in present awareness rather than awaiting future guarantees.
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