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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1931
Page
3
A newspaper note warns that constipation after age forty can become chronic and lead to piles and other disorders. It advises watching bowels at any age, seeking a doctor’s guidance, and promotes Dr. Caldwell's Pepsin as safe for all ages, including babies, made from pure pepsin and claimed to be non gripe causing.
A historical note describes shrinking populations in regions named Little North America across Germany and nearby areas. Pennsylvania, Boston area, Quebec, New York, and Florida populations dwindle while Warthe Bruch land east of Berlin loses inhabitants. The stretch was settled under King Frederick the Great’s emigration policy, with villages named after assumed destinations.
Fragmentary street talk references Dr. Pierce's Pellets and a vague health claim. The dialogue moves to a question about getting to Jackson and a conductor's time. A exchange mentions a blue ribbon at a horse show and a remark about a gown.
A father and son exchange quips about travel and work during a lighthearted column. The son jokes about endless trips while the father notes the hidden truth behind leisure. The piece reads as a humorous snapshot from a family conversation.
Harold Norman Atridge, a model boarder at Mrs Pound's boarding establishment for gentlemen, is traced from a disciplined youth under Miss Epping to a famed star in a forthcoming plot involving kings and favorites. Atridge's past reveals a rigid, orderly life shaped by harsh lessons and a stern guardian, preparing him for extraordinary future events.
Castoria corrects children’s ailments with reliable relief for fretfulness teething colic and upset stomachs. The gentle remedy is designed for infants and remains a trusted option for mothers seeking quick comfort and balance for their kids.
A London elementary school experiments with talking pictures for learners eleven and younger. Four one reel films include a Cyprus travelogue with narration a coal mine tour frog development and John Masefield reading The West Wind. Class uses portable projector and darkened room. aims to make learning a delightful adventure.
The article notes a revival of simple virtues praised by Woman's Home Companion as women embrace cleanliness frugality and modest, fuller figures this year. It highlights a shift toward traditional values and understated fashion.
Mrs L W Holfeker of El Paso recalls her car trip to Yokohama showing gas import limits and strict penalties. She faced a ban on driving gas from the yard without a manifest and risked smuggling charges. Japanese officers then assisted moving the car and directed her to a police inspection station.
The children's clinic in Holland Park England opens with a motto to let children vent their destruction. Dr Margaret Lofenfeld calls the activity an outlet for desire to destroy by modeling a face on the wall for children to throw at.
A London Tit-Bits excerpt shows Thash Ri The Smiths quarreling with sharp lines. The wife replies that men are only happy after one, and the husband claims women are only happy before the glass.
Mrs. GC. O. Coleman of Ventura recalls an Arizona teaching moment in Jerome where a fourth grade pupil misused the word glorious. The student’s sentence said My glorious mother died last week, revealing a poignant, unintended tragedy tied to a simple vocabulary lesson.
Briggs warns Forshaw about taking his wife in the car during a Liverpool Echo exchange. Forshaw replies he cannot contend with both. he laughs off the idea as a playful jab.
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