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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1927
Page
7
Toasted double crisp and temptingly seasoned Post Toasties are corn flakes children prefer. Sealed in lasting crispness is the delicate flavor of white corn. Give this crisp delight to children to satisfy their appetites. Serve Post Toasties often. POSTUM COMPANY INC BATTLE CREEK MICH.
A 56 foot cross atop the Seamen’s Church Institute in New York glows nightly with electric light from projectors. The beacon can be seen for miles along the harbor toward Sandy Hook.
A Melbourne Table Talk snippet notes a young student shows strong interest in geography lessons and hints he plans to become a popular songwriter when grown. The brief sketch highlights ambition and creative potential in a youthful reader.
A newly built instrument, crafted with fine precision, will measure infinitesimal heat quantities in the spectra of distant stars using delicate wings of flies among its working parts.
Dorothy comments on midweek propriety in a Los Angeles Times snippet. The brief dialogue contrasts routine behavior with social expectations, reflecting a domestic or panelistic tone common to the era.
A magazine writer argues a husband is no longer needed in family life. The remark raises questions who will handle domestic chores like washing dishes.
A fragment advises pouring a tablespoon of castor oil around the roots when a house plant or fern is dying to help revive it in a short time.
An Atchison Globe aphorism notes hard work shapes performance, claiming the man who makes the best use of idle hours becomes the best during active toil. It emphasizes consistent effort as a measure of achievement.
The text hints at a marriage lottery remark by Hewitt and a wish by Jewett that another had held the winning ticket. It conveys a playful, possibly satirical take on prize drawings and personal luck without detailing events or outcomes.
A new acoustic device called a sound sponge aims to remove echo and reverberation from halls. Four powerful underwater searchlights proposed along lines could guide night sea travel, while citizens look forward to owning gardens and raising chickens as a safer future, despite imperfect rules for safety.
An Ohio farmer kept a corn borer in arsenic last fall and reports it survived into spring. Capper’s Weekly notes the insect’s furlike outer layer shields it, requiring corrosive poison to penetrate. The tale is used to illustrate how self interest shatters ideals.
A London house maid presented a picture made from minute postage stamp pieces to Queen Mary. The bouquet of flowers and ferns is topped by a blue butterfly and was recently displayed at an art exhibition. You have a conscience. That is to apply to your own moral behavior, not to that of others.
A speaker arrives half an hour late and offers a contrite apology stating I am awfully sorry for running late and that I have only just arrived, signaling a delayed appearance.
A vintage advertisement touts Boone's Emerald Oil for swollen feet and corns. It claims rapid relief within minutes after two to three applications and ongoing reduction of swelling with regular use. The copy emphasizes a potent blend of essential oils and antiseptics and promises money back if not satisfied.
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