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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1918
Page
7
The ad promotes Alten's Pod Ease as an antiseptic powder shaken into shoes to reduce friction and prevent tired aching feet. It claims wide use by women and urges purchase from local dealers at 25 cents. The piece also includes a humorous item about a grade 5 student misnaming capitals and confusing the President with a stamp picture.
The article notes China’s swift modernization as telephone use rises. It highlights that much equipment is imported and run by foreigners, yet service prices remain far lower than in many other markets, in this land of high costs.
Report notes that sixty men per thousand are killed in the war and about 150 per thousand are wounded, portraying high combat losses.
Report notes the term Black Friday used in some European regions for Good Friday observances. It highlights historical and cultural variations in naming and the solemn tone of the day across different countries.
The United States Department of Agriculture explains why butter can fail to form after hours of churning. Causes include low churning temperature and cream with too little or too much butterfat, recommending a temperature of 65 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit and a cream fat content around 80 percent.
The text analyzes factors affecting cream churning quality including ripening acidity, churn level, ropy fermentation and pasteurization needs. It notes sterilization, clean milk production, good starters, and contamination protection as remedies. Individual cow factors such as freshness and lactation stage influence results, with dietary feeds affecting fat hardness.
Article stresses reducing dairy disease toll to protect milk supplies. Highlighted contagious abortion, tuberculosis, infectious coryza, cowpox, tick fever as major producers of losses. Emphasizes prevention over cure, including eliminating carriers, sanitary surroundings, and boosting natural resistance of cattle.
A discussion contrasts ancient cradle songs with modern tunes, noting their enduring rhythm and cultural character across languages. The piece reflects on maternal themes, singers, and the universal appeal of lullabies amid linguistic changes.
A speculative editorial argues the war will continue until one side collapses, cites Russia’s collapse as evidence, and predicts German success and plans to annex Belgium and France. It compares Germany’s aims to Rome’s world dominance and contemplates a world congress deciding peace. It ends with a cautionary note on optimism.
The city is bounded on the north by supply depots on the south by hospitals and on the west by airdromes. Its principal imports and exports are bandages crepe wooden logs and colonials. its products are war bread war literature faith and hope.
The report notes that the Canadian government spends about $1,000 per year for each soldier deployed in the field, highlighting the rising cost of military operations.
A laboratory tour reveals how Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is produced with cleanliness and pasteurization. Each year over 350000 pounds of herbs are harvested at peak potency, solvents extract medicinal properties, and sterile equipment ensures safety. Letters from grateful women testify to its health benefits.
J I Boyes warns against perpetual postponement urging immediate action today in a concise quotation about balancing foresight with deeds. The remark stresses practical effort over idle prediction.
Advertises EATONIC remedy for stomach and bowel ailments targeting laborers in heat. Promotes quick relief from indigestion heartburn and bloating with a tablet after meals. Claims affordability guarantee and mail order from H L Kramer Chicago address.
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