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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1917
Page
2
Tobina Knowal pretends injury to repel a persistent life insurance agent. He wraps a bandage, dons a sling, and feigns weakness to deter callers. The caller leaves, and Knowal mutters the tactic is the quickest way to shed agents.
For itching and burning skins including eczemas rashes pimples dandruff sore hands and baby humors. Cuticura Soap and Ointment are supremely effective and help prevent these conditions with daily toilet and nursery use. Free sample by mail with Book. address postcard Cuticura Dept. U Boston. sold everywhere.
On a crowded streetcar a boy Willie listens intently as a man nearby tells a loud story of boyhood escapades. His mother, trying to alight, urges him to move but he refuses, wanting to hear the end of the tale despite the delay.
Marian and her mother play a morning game after a zoo visit. Marian insists on being the monkey and asks her mother to buy peanuts to feed her, while the mother pretends to dust and carries on with chores. The playful scene captures a family moment in gentle humor.
The advertisement urges mothers to examine every bottle of Castoria for the signature and notes the remedy has been in use for over twenty years as a trusted infant and child product.
A young man disobeys his father and joins the colors before border duty. After a month in camp he visits home. The father scolds I did not raise you to be a soldier. The son replies you would kick yourself to see how officers manhandle me to correct your mistake.
A gloomy citizen resists optimism saying cheerfulness alarmed neighbors who mistook him for going mad. He prefers to stay sane and keep his grouch despite the social push for cheer.
A record shows Canada's field crops for 1916 valued at 803,504,000 dollars. This figure reflects total production value across major crops in that year.
The article promotes a practical bungalow plan by William A Radford, highlighting ample lawn surrounds, a roofed pergola porch, and careful interior layout. It stresses architecture as beauty, function, and investment, with emphasis on shade, French doors, casement windows, and organized room flow for easy upkeep.
Plain shades on tall floor lamps beat flower trimmed styles for versatility. Floor lamps provide elevated light for reading and tasks, fit in corners beside chairs, avoid crowding tables, and offer steady general illumination with artistic appeal.
A decorative wall hanging combines a needle and pin keeper with a silk covered book motif. Includes emery bottom polishing tab and pockets for glass beads pins and hairpins, with embroidered floral detailing and wall cord tassels for hanging.
A fashion note says antique Ince lace returns to popularity in dresses and accessories. It highlights lace banding on shoulder straps in a blue chiffon look from New York, dyed Ince on gray or navy fabrics, and straw braid trims on hats to add texture and smartness to ensembles.
A quirky item named Parabrella designed for sun or rain. It is described as an umbrella with shades of blue green purple and black ink. The text notes parasols taking on the duty of QR and fulfilling their function.
A fragmented description highlights black sweaters paired with white shirts and skirts as a fashionable ensemble. Text references silk texture and triangular facets in design with mentions of accessories like white shoes and hats shaping the overall look.
A black table cover made of high quality fabric is described as unusually attractive when used in a sunny living room. The material is noted for its sheen and a bright botanical cretennne cushion features on the settee to mute the setting.
English dog fanciers especially women fear new taxes will ruin their years of business. They oppose only the new dog tax on fresh purchases while accepting higher old license fees. Small income rural breeders dread losing customers as war-time trade collapses and kennels may close. One funder denounces sensational wartime chatter over pampered pets and food costs.
A railroad official confronts a citizen who demands that the engineer along the Elm Grove express be restrained from whistling on Sunday mornings. The citizen explains he is a “surprisor preacher” who must hear the whistle, noting the train was twenty minutes late last Sunday.
Eve laments a rogue snake taking charge of the apple crop and Adium counters that the original case shows the ultimate consumer loses to the middleman. The dialogue frames a mythic grievance cascading from temptation to market dynamics.
The text recalls John D. Rockefeller’s boyhood wish to own a long stretch of land near Dyckman Street in New York City. A pony ride to a knoll and the early years are noted, but the segment contains unclear fragments and omits concrete outcomes.
The readable content appears garbled and incomplete with no identifiable people places or events. The text cannot establish a coherent news item or factual summary for a proper two-line record.
Unclear and garbled OCR text queries meaning of a financier and questions a person’s actions toward a wife. No identifiable names, places, or dates emerge to form a coherent news item or summary.
New Brunswick in 1919 produced a notable quantity of lumber, with figures recorded as GIT feet. The note highlights regional timber output and its contribution to provincial industry.
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