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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1917

Page

6

The Man Without a Country and Philip Nolan

A nostalgic essay recounts the tale of Philip Nolan, the naval officer labeled “The Man Without a Country.” It notes secrecy surrounding Nolan’s fate, Burr’s influence, and the 1807 court martial serving as a turning point. The piece cites archival letters detailing orders to place Nolan on a long voyage with no contact to the United States, ensuring he would never hear of his homeland again.

Republic Nolan U. 8 Levant Philip Nolan Missions House Mackinac Herald Noflan Fin Madison Navy Naval Jmarenn Hein Stoss Washington Tuckers Watsons Solan Crowninshields Lucy Noday Philip Nelan Legion of Wee West Aaron Burr New Orleans Fort Masaac Burr Alm Monongahela Jefferson House of Virginia Fort Adams Lst No-lan Exc A. Burr United States Morgan Orleans Vera Cruz Texas United Yote Ark George Wolan Oriesns Washington City Tingey Shaw Intrepid Neale United States Army Southard Secretary of the Navy

Horse Down At Zed And Blug Streets Parade

In a dull city day Chief Wazzle reports a horse fallen on Zed and Blug streets. Nullen Vold, the press agent, dives into the crowd to announce Mile. Tattle’s debut at Wickenthrow’s dime museum amid the disturbance.

Bureau of City Disturbances Chief Wazzle Bureau of Disturbances Zed and Blug Nullen Vold Mile Tattle Wickenthrow Dime Museum Detroit Frea Press

Soft clear skins with Cuticura daily use

Daily routine promotes clear skin using Cuticura Soap and hot water. Apply Cuticura Ointment to pimples or dandruff before bathing. Free sample by mail with book. Address postcard to Cuticura Dept. L Boston. Sold everywhere.

Dept. L Boston

A Timely Gift in the Trenches

Belle-Bob notes fierce smoke in the trenches while Beulah-Ia hints at a birthday gift. A promise to send a present leads to choosing a smoking jacket for him.

Belle Bob Beulah

Lift a Corn Off Without Pain Says Cincinnati Authority

A Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone to remove corns and calluses painlessly. Apply directly to the tender area and the corn loosens and lifts out with the root. Available at drug stores or via a wholesaler for pharmacists. The ad also warns against forgery by taking Solomon's advice to use a good name.

Cincinnati Adv

Why whales can grow so large and stay buoyant

The text explains whales reach immense size because water supports their bodies, unlike birds or land animals. It notes whale calves are enormous at birth, with one example of a 25-foot newborn weighing about eight tons from an 85-foot blue whale, per an Exchange report.

Women Speak On Pinkham Remedies in Lowell Ad

The letter from Mrs. Margaret Quinn of Lowell Massachusetts praises Lydia E Pinkham's remedies for the change of life and related symptoms noting relief from headaches fatigue and nervous trouble. A testimonial from Mr Fronsnep Iseer of North Heven Connecticut also endorses the products and urges others to try them.

Lowell Masa Pinkham Lydia Margaret Quinn Warthen St Lowell, Mass Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkhan Fronsnep Iseer North-Heven

Lydia E Pinkham Advice Offered to Women

The advertisement invites women to write for free, confidential medical advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co of Lynn Massachusetts. It promises relief for female suffering and notes women answer letters.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Dynamite a Stream Advice Cited by Jersey Editor

A Jersey newspaper editor and sportsman recount a reader’s query on dynamiting a stream. The response says four sticks of dynamite are sufficient, tied around the neck with a fuse lit, then run away from the water to avoid harming snakes and reptiles.

Jersey

Green's August Flower touted as fifty one year family remedy

An advertisement claims Green's August Flower has been the most successful family remedy for biliousness and stomach troubles for fifty one years. It alleges widespread usage in the American public and links to symptoms like sick headache nervous indigestion sour stomach and low mood. The price listed is 20 and 76 cents.

Makes a Difference in a Fable of Rules and Romance

A narrator cites a quarrel over a new girl and flippant dismissal of the Ten Commandments. The exchange hints at values and discipline clashing with personal affection in a small social scene. The tone suggests caution about casual ethics.

Exodus of Geneals

Dialog shows a judge remarking on Eden and first parents as a joke about divorce hinting at enduring marital separations. The exchange highlights humor about biblical origins and modern marriage.

Eden

Ready for Him

A humorous domestic exchange about a wife awaiting her husband’s reaction to extravagance and a misdelivered golf club check. The dialogue hints at playful marital friction and a quirky analogy comparing a wife to a parrot versus a turtle dove during a honeymoon.

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