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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1926

Page

6

Lucy the Roadster Driver Upsets Love and Town

Lucy Knowles becomes the village roadster owner on her nineteenth birthday and learns to drive amid criticism. She tows a friend after a wreck, mocks a worried fiancé, and later drives to aid Chester Ballou. The tale ends with Chester marrying Doctor Leonard’s sister? or Lucy marrying Dr Leonard, as Steve Taylor moves in.

Ucy Knowles Carleton Knowles Lucy Chester Ballou Chester Steve Taylor Steve Big Trout Brook Agel Dent Avith Mile Leonard Chester,s Upper High Falls Greeel

Control Insects in the Orchards

G T Gilbertson assistant state entomologist urges insect prevention in South Dakota orchards as the logical start to avoid later outbreaks. He outlines two divisions spraying and cultural practices with pruning, weed destruction, and crop-remnant removal to cut insect habitats.

South Dakota G. T. Gilbertson State College Gilbern Gilbertson

Pinch Berry Pruning Advice For Black Raspberries

The article explains pinching shoots at about eighteen inches to force lateral buds, aiding ground-level branching and plant support. It notes timing in June, reiterates frequent passes for best results, and cautions against summer pinching on red raspberries to avoid weak suckers and spindly canes.

Curculio Causes Peach Drop In Early Season

The article notes curculio insects cause early peach drop and advises orchard sanitation to reduce hiding spots. It recommends sprays of lead arsenate and hydrated lime, applied when shucks shed and again two weeks later with lime sulfur and arsenate to fifty gallons of water.

Raspberry Growing Costs Across Michigan Plantations

A survey of twenty nine southwestern Michigan raspberry plantations shows costs per crate ranged from 1.16 to 20.72 dollars. The average cost was 2.58 dollars and forty one percent of growers lost money.

Michigan

Woman Recovered After Lydia Pinkham's Remedy

Mrs Daugherty of Muscatine Iowa fell ill for months losing ability to work or leave home. A leaflet from women sharing success with Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound led her to start the remedy. After three bottles she reported relief and says she is now on eleven bottles with no trouble and feels like a different woman.

Middle West Lydia B. Pinkham Daugherty Orchard Ave Muscatine Iowa

Jellyfish Plague Threatens Cros de Cagnes Village

In the French Riviera village Cros de Cagnes near Nice a jellyfish invasion has made the bay uninhabitable. Millions of jellyfish and piles of dead fish wash ashore nightly and local authorities struggle to remove rotting carcasses as burning attempts fail.

Largest ever check on display in Zerbe money collection

The $146 000 000 draft issued by Dillon Read for Dodge Bros is part of Farran Zerbe’s money collection shown at Chase National Bank in New York. Zerbe began collecting unspendable money at age ten and built a successful business from a hobby. Also an orchard or alfalfa ranch wanted. details in Box 772 San Jose Calif.

Dillon, Read & Co Dodge Bros Farran Zerbe Chase National Bank New York Zerbe

Vacations and Skincare Ads in Old Paper Dialog

A comic exchange notes a brief vacation planned to feel longer. An advertisement touts Cuticura products for a baby’s irritated skin with hot baths using Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Talcum as indispensable toiletries.

Coffee miscue sparks polite exchange aboard ship

A humorous exchange unfolds when one passenger remarks his coffee is stronger than normal and the other replies that it was his own cup that was moved. The moment highlights casual shipboard etiquette and lighthearted aboard ship banter.

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OUR Comic Little Bown Pete Mickie Bugaboos Maan Louis Raybold Curculio Allen Allens le Roy N. Y San Jose Calif Jack Melanie Seckel Fritchman Company Bo Idaho Distributors
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