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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
7
Philadelphia woman Mrs J S Livine reports relief after seven months on the product. She cites improved ability to perform housework and regular periods. The letter endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a long standing aid for female distress and weakness.
A testimonial from R. Long claims Eatonic relieved tortures from neuralgia caused by an upset stomach. The ad urges readers to keep their stomachs healthy, noting Eatonic neutralizes excess acidity and gas after meals. A big box is offered with a druggist’s guarantee.
A biographical sketch follows Knut Hamsun born 1860 in Gulbrandstal, tracing his youth as a shoemaker apprentice, hunger writings, and wandering life. It notes his time as a Halsted Street car conductor in Chicago, later seaman in Newfoundland, and eventual Nobel prize recognition in 1919.
A guide to growing the Chinese sacred lily a narcissus variety from China. Describe placing bulbs in a three inch deep dish with one and a half inches of sand and one inch of gravel or marble, in a sunny window. The plant bears white flowers with a yellow cup in a multi bloom truss.
A fragment discusses why nature produces many drones in bee colonies, questioning why so many male bees exist when only one serves the queen. The text hints at evolutionary puzzles surrounding drone roles and reproductive strategies in eusocial insects.
The bee scholar Huber argues that many males are needed so the queen can meet a mate during her bridal flight. If too few survive they may miss her departure or fail to locate her, and a brief flight risks death from wind or a fall to earth.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder issues and may not realize the cause. Symptoms include back pain, headaches, and fatigue. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is advertised as a remedy, with sample offers by mail and purchase at drug stores.
The Sunny South notes a southern magazine commissioned a renowned artist for a Christmas cover. He demanded a snowy scene with a girl and skates, but could not agree to depicting her picking roses in December, prompting dissatisfaction.
Antique ad touts Cutleura Soap Ointment and Talcum as a complete toilet requisites set. Promoted as exquisitely scented for face skin baby and dusting uses. Warns the trio makes other perfumes superfluous and sells for 25 cents each everywhere. During World War I era note reports 62 900 private wells damaged in France.
A town beauty dismissed his stated engagement yet he boasted of ending it. When asked why he claimed Dolly refused marriage, he declared he would not be engaged to any girl who won’t marry him.
The white headed eagle, a symbol of power, is threatened with extinction. Alaska placed a 50 cent bounty on its head, and in two years 5 600 eagles were killed. The charge cites feeding on fish and game and prey obtained by force.
A dialogue contrasts warmth and cruelty as one voice suggests otters are skinned for fur, while another notes that many animals suffer for pelts, highlighting a broader critique of fur industries.
A Spanish saying warns that division yields the worst share while silence earns the benediction for the peacemaker. The remarks emphasize restraint and unity as paths to harmony.
A man discovers a false obituary for himself in the morning paper. He calls friend Brown to confirm, asking why the notice appears. The friend replies with a terse, puzzled question about his location.
Mrs Bacon asks why her husband vents in the kitchen while Mrs Eggbert notes he is voicing his view of the cook who left yesterday. The exchange reflects domestic tension over a departing cook and a husband’s blunt manner.
Former British soldiers unable to resume pre war vocations work in the royal gardens at Windsor Castle. They train as market, private and jobbing gardeners while others pursue grooms, clerks, jockeys and pastry cooks. A door must be either open or shut. Cobbler's law: that takes money must pay the shot.
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