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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1931
Page
3
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Caldwell’s laxative as a cure for feverish or upset children and general biliousness. It claims rapid relief within hours, keeps bowels free from waste, and cites Dr Caldwell’s long record of births without loss.
A compact advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Pleazant Pellets as a health aid to purify the liver bowels and stomach. The line urges readers to use the product for keeping clean and healthy wellbeing.
Photographic Review quotes people noting Dorothy earns a man's wages and rumors she is married. The snippet reports social chatter and status remarks without detail.
Elmer Clarke learns Bunker swindled him out of Uncle Hiram's estate as the Internal Revenue Service wires are closed. He loses the fortune but rekindles love with Nellie, who reveals she owns part of the bank and will marry him, choosing happiness over wealth.
Lebanon's 826,618 inhabitants recount seven confessions with Maronites at 214,818 the largest group. Emigrants in the United States still paying homeland taxes number 20,448. Protestants are 5,421 and various ancient churches claim about 11,000 adherents. Sunnis total 136,040 and Shiites 113,586.
An Eskimo tribe story describes the well disguising themselves during an epidemic by wearing their hair in a bang to fool the evil spirit and avoid disease. The tale reflects folk practices and beliefs about illness and protective rituals.
A Londreswill document shows a woman with twenty six names, mostly Christian, listed alphabetically and containing one non name. The record notes she obtained power of attorney in a will recently in London.
A Capper's Weekly note claims parts of India possess a woman's language men cannot understand. The remark reflects the era's gendered stereotypes and social commentary.
A fragment shows a committee dispute with dialogue about size and workload. One speaker asks whether to form a five or fifteen member committee and another questions efficiency, aiming to assign a single member to handle the task.
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