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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
9
A portly salesman recounts a cyclone lifting him and his sample cases from Avery stable to a distant town in Kansas. He notes the cyclone saved him time and money, while his goods ended up spread out for display ahead of him.
A Little Rock family joke ends with a girl deciding to quit praying and start advertising after learning in the paper that Mr. and Mrs. Smith have a daughter. The humorous reading of a random birth notice prompts the child's plan.
An illinois attorney rambled through a technical case prompting the judge to yawn. The lawyer quipped that he hoped he was not unduly trespassing on the time of the court, and the judge replied there is a difference between trespassing on time and trenching on eternity.
Two boys discuss the purpose of big guns in a overheard exchange at the Washington navy yard. The dialogue hints at wartime readiness and the need to have powerful weapons to deter or deter aggression. The source framing reflects a historical context of defense preparedness.
Weather report in Mexico forecasts cloudy skies for the next day with a light insurrection in the afternoon and clearing at night. Tomorrow looks cooler with rising temperatures and a probable revolt in the evening.
A father tells his child to be quiet as he tries to read. The boy asks how long, and the father replies with a playful comparison to a vice president, ending the exchange with humor.
A humorous tale shows Brudder Bosanka doubting Sanks and hiding money behind a Booker T. Washington picture. The money is stolen, leaving Bosanka in disbelief about Booker T Washington and the incident.
A domestic quarrel unfolds as Mrs Gibbs asks John to carry ashes home for 60 cents, sparking a joke about Sabbath vs money. An exchange with a doctor hints at a patient seeking a new exclusive remedy.
A California woman travels to Allaha in India where Umballa, a rebel pretender, forces her into marriage and trials. John Bruce saves Kathryn. she endures sieges, slave traders, and a dungeon before escaping with the colonel and Winnie, culminating in a rescue and true king’s release.
Ahmed and Ramabai plot a daring ruse to free Kathryn and Winnie. Umballa faces a staged wild animal exhibition as a trap and Ramabai promises a 48 hour truce while military plans unfold.
A simple home made ointment uses one teaspoonful each olive oil turpentine spirits of camphor and coal oil. Any amount may be made but the proportion must be as given.
A fragment shows political satire where a woman election inspectress notes three spoiled ballots. The dialogue includes a rueful remark about remedies and reallocation of ballots in a humorous tone from Puck.
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