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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1917
Page
3
The notice invites eligible veterans and widows to claim pensions under the March 4 1917 act. Send name and address to obtain a copy of the bill. Henry Hegwer Pension Claim Agent at 60S 3rd St N W Washington DC requests prompt submissions. The fragment also includes a humorous anecdote about Fred Kitchen and a Naples to Naples tale.
Medical professionals protest that medical students were not exempted from compulsory service while orthopedic students were. The wartime need for physicians grows as many doctors are sent to the front, raising a key question for the National Defense Council: how to keep enough doctors at home for public health while student numbers decline due to stricter school standards and longer qualifying times.
A terse exchange hints at ongoing emotional strain and indifference toward a speaker's vocal appeal. The dialogue fragment suggests impasse and neglect within a strained relationship.
A brief note contrasts eloquence with another form of speech, hinting at differing styles. The text mentions preferences between eloquent speech and a cabbare of logte, suggesting a debate over rhetorical approaches.
William A. Radford advises readers on economical home building stressing intelligent plan choice, minimal decoration, and simple interior finishes. A progressive contractor explains how to choose designs and finishes to lower costs while preserving comfort and dignity in the home.
The article notes lower insurance costs and maintenance, plus a warmer interior in winter and cooler temperatures in summer. It discusses how face brick exteriors, whether solid walls or veneer over a frame, fit both small and large houses. It explains standard construction methods and the role of wall ties in veneered walls.
The article describes wall options for a five room cottage including veneer faced with face brick over common brick or structural tile. It discusses cost differences, load bearing backing, and simple exterior details such as white concrete trim, copings, sills, and porch ornaments. It notes foundation needs on non settling soils and plans for a practical one story layout with combined living and dining spaces and a private bath hall configuration. Bermuda Jn 13:6 expended $145 on roads and bridges.
The Barred Plymouth Rock is the leading general purpose farm fowl in the United States with identical shape across varieties. White Plymouth Rock is second in popularity, similar in characteristics but larger and pure white. Buff Plymouth Rock differs by its golden buff color and even shading, while Silver Pencilled and Partridge varieties add unique plumage patterns.
A Colorado agrcultural college article argues artificial incubation is essential for modern poultry operations from backyard to large hatcheries. It details machine sizes from 20 to 3000 eggs, costs per egg capacity, and compares outputs of hens versus incubators, noting potential hatchery profits of up to $50 per cycle.
Readable text contends sham milk is less fattening than whole milk. It asserts sham milk is not as fattening, though phrasing is unclear and contains misspellings.
Mrs M O Johnston of Richmond Indiana recounts years of illness and weakness before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She reports rising stairs became easy again she helped with house moving garden work and even raised poultry attributing her recovery to the remedy for the benefit of other women.
A witty exchange reveals a man who boasts of success and goods but his customers see through his talk. The punchline suggests he hides poor quality by flashy demonstrations.
A fragment from Browning's quip contrasts crowd awe with a punchline about a governor not as leader but owner of a prize bull pup. The exchange uses humor to hinge on a misdirect from a literary scene.
A vintage advert promises removal of freckles using ethine-double strength. It claims one ounce applied nightly and morning clears dark spots while lighter freckles vanish, noting more than one ounce may be needed and offering a guarantee through a drugstore buyback if not effective.
A judge remarks that the wealth of the United States seems a blend of family fortunes and future inheritances, citing Mrs Burup as a figure of speculation about what her father and uncle may leave.
A wartime humor piece notes a gardener facing trouble from chickens blamed for spoiling seeds. A quip suggests neighbor hens are “working for the kaiser.” The tone parts with light sarcasm as a civics wartime tease.
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