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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
3
A fragment cites a saying on companionship and attitude, stating that pessimism never improves digestion and suggesting a link between mindset and health. The readable text hints at moral reflection without additional context or named individuals.
A witty remark notes that living in a dry town appeals to some, while a bachelor jokes about managing a wife being simple. The line hints at social norms and marriage as observed in small communities.
A pointed exchange notes Dudley’s constant bragging about his forebears and offers a counter that his descendants will never boast of him. The dialogue reflects ribbing over family fame and legacy across generations.
Dr Aug F W Schmitz of Oglea writes after a long backache and Bright's disease ordeal that two boxes gave relief so he stopped treatment then recovered again with three more boxes. He says the pills fully relieved his pain and recommends them. Buffalo NY-based Dodd's Medicine Co. advertises the 50 cent bars.
Alfonso Koberle, a ten and a half year old son of a laborer, is described by the Boston Post as the youngest knight to be decorated with the Iron Cross in Germany. He will wait two and a half years before the decoration is pinned. His strong build helps him serve as a volunteer bicycle patrolman with keen observation of hostile positions.
An old ad touts Resinolae Rue Heals for eczema rash ringworm and scalp eruptions. It claims rapid relief when treatments fail, with doctors prescribing Resinol for twenty years and thousands praising cures. Resinol soap costs 25 cents and ointment 50 cents to a dollar.
A clipped exchange notes Ye’s moral courage amid public unpopularity. The fragment signals tension between admired virtue and social regard.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses absence of supply for Allen's Foot Powder and remarks on ladders. The readable parts suggest a damaged ad-like or advisory fragment with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities.
A collection of garbled quotes and product mentions appears, including lines about coffee Denison’s, a remark on money matters, and stray phrases such as You shouldn’t be dissatisfied Look at all you have. Then They Fought and Imitation is the sincerest flattery. The text reads as disjointed snippets with no clear narrative or attribution.
Dr John North near Toledo proposes TB arises from lack of time in the system. He argues tubercular germs exist everywhere but thrive in ripe soil. He notes less TB in arid regions and suggests plants there have more lime than those in humid areas.
A meek country man from near Frankfort married a domineering wife and moved to town. The bar keeper asks why and Gabe explains he used to like country life but his wife dislikes it, so now he naturally hates it when she does anything.
A Topeka woman credits Postum with ending five years of insomnia and nervousness after abrupt coffee cessation. She notes rapid improvement in sleep and digestion, and urges others to try Postum, sold in two forms, Postum Cereal and Instant Postum, with a “There’s a Reason” slogan.
Practical advice on extending bloom, saving late flowers, and preparing bulbs and cuttings for autumn and winter. Recommendations include pruning seed pods, fertilizing, protecting chrysanthemums, planting crocus bulbs, making rose cuttings, iris planting, cosmos care, self sown seedlings, disinfecting pots, and window garden ideas with Madeira vines.
Article advises on pruning hollyhocks and phlox after flowering to maintain appearance. Remove spent hollyhock blooms to prevent untidy stalks, trim seed heads on phlox to protect vitality, and pull diseased stems for compost. October is suitable to transplant peonies and related plants with careful digging and firm soil when replanting.
Fragmentary text mentions social casts and bias in cities, references a bank ratio and a quote about a self made man. The source lacks coherent narrative or names to identify a concrete event or person.
A courtroom scene features an exchange between two old schoolmates and counsel asking why one helped the defendant in a fight. Cassidy replies with scorn that he could not know which person was the defendant at the time.
Fragmentary quotation reflecting on cheerfulness as essential to life and the relation between fame and mortality. It suggests a view of happiness as a lubricant for daily existence and notes fame rests on the ashes of those who have died.
A first baseman suffers a sprained wrist and dislocated shoulder after an on field incident. En route to the hospital the ambulance stops to pick up a janitor who had fallen downstairs. The two men humorously exchange introductions, each noting they are a first base man in life and work.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura emollients for tender irritated skin with a free mail sample offer. The note adds a humorous aside about Omar Khayyam running a big-town cafe with cabaret.
A professor questions Nero’s actions during Rome’s fire while a senior links it to insurance. The Meteorological Mike quotes the B. V. D. s mispronounced phrase, leaving readers puzzled by the cryptic line.
A man famed for his wealth draws a large crowd and friendly reception as he arrives in town. Local residents, business leaders, and officials greet him warmly, signaling local optimism about his visit and potential investments.
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