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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1904
Page
2
The text describes strict laws separating Scotland and England in James II's era. It bans English visitors without leave, forbids Scots acting as guarantors for Englishmen, and prohibits legitimate trade. It also bars Scots from supplying English garrisons and forbids intermarriage to keep loyalties within kin.
Bay City Illinois reports Mr F Henley endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills as a Rheumatism cure after sixteen years of suffering. He credits the pills with greater relief than all prior medicines and recommends them to others. The notice also mentions travel arrangements and Utah parties, with details for lodging and rates at St Louis depot.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children a tonic used by mothers and nurses to cure fever disorders teething issues and stomach upset. Purports to regulate bowels destroy worms and relieve ailments. Sold by druggists nationwide sample free at A S Olmsted LeRoy New York.
The article notes Russians possess exceptional memory and aptitude for languages. It claims a Russian can learn Chinese in several months and English in a few weeks, contrasting with an Englishman and suggesting ease in acquiring new skills or games.
A fragmented poem portrays the mail flow chaos in a bustling post office. It combines seasonal imagery with marching orders, urging workers to speed lines, connect the mail, and deliver Christmas gifts amid clamor and noise.
A deacon asks Henry to write for his firm and pays $20 instead of $300 after a dispute. The tale unfolds with talk of Christian spirit as wife Meg and Henry recall how price increases in the market allegedly cost $1,800, framing a sharp moral in a local scene.
A Manila trench tale recalls Montagnery Jack Tracy who died when a Filipino bullet hit him as he reached for a cigarette paper. The survivor recalls the moment and notes he cannot bear cigarette paper since.
The Lancet recalls remarkable resuscitations from apparent death, including a case reported by Sir Benjamin Ward Richardson. A man given 1120 grains of chloral showed no pulse or breathing and a body temperature of 97 F. After warming the room to 84 F and feeding warm milk and water by stomach tube, he revived and fully recovered. The report notes dangers from alcohol and narcotics.
Peter Houghton a farm servant at Love Lady's Farm Altcar England has died at an old age. He reportedly slept in the same room and bed for fifty two years while living on the Robinson farm. He had won prizes for longest farm service on several occasions.
A humorous exchange between a tired mother and a little boy. The boy asks why she is cross and suggests she be good-natured to leave a bigger impression. The mother replies that she corrects him to shape his mind.
Ridney Juztus of Mentor Ohio a 78 year old fruit dealer reports a decade long kidney illness cured by Dean's Kidney Pills. He describes back pain rheumatic swelling and urinary issues improving after two to three boxes. Free trial offer and price details follow and distributors listed.
A London based fire-engine maker notes unexpected uses of engines in hop districts to combat pests and blight, claim savings on yields and crop protection. The piece cites pest control and sanitation themes alongside promotional remarks, concluding with a quoted ad style endorsement by Eleanor R. Parker.
The term score derives from the Anglo-Saxon ac, meaning cut. Early English accounting used tally sticks with notches. twenty notches formed a score. Scores appeared in exchequer records into the 1800s and in phrases about cricket, pork rind, and earlier poetry.
Do your feet ache and burn Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot Ease eight powder for the feet It makes tight or new shoes feel easy Cures swollen hot throbbing feet corns and bunions Sold at all druggists and shoe stores 250 Sample free address Allen S Olmsted LeRoy New York
Father Manson a Granada canon instilled practical teaching with open air astronomy classes. Models of the sun and planets hung on wires illustrate the revolutions of heavenly bodies to students.
The Clayton Music Co announces a Great Cut Price Sale starting August 10 for over a hundred pianos organs and piano players. Stocks include Steinway Kimball Mason & Hamlin Estey Chickering Whitney Knabe Heller and others with discounts up to half price on used uprights and organs. Easy terms offered and sales run through August 26 after renovations begin.
Spanish rail service is described as slow with everyday speeds of ten to twelve miles per hour. Officials offer express trains reaching fifteen to eighteen miles per hour to impress visitors, providing more scenery per journey than faster but less scenic routes.
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