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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
6
Music history notes Egypt’s instrument makers and harp’s solo power surviving while other instruments perished. The excerpt closes with a playful Detroit Times dialogue about proposing to someone’s daughter and discussing serious details after the wedding.
Druggists praise Swamp Root for kidney liver and bladder support. It is a physician prescribed preparation sold by druggists based on years of testing. A test bottle is offered for ten cents with a request to mention the paper. Betty’s school tardiness joke closes the page.
Fragmentary OCR description hints at a scene with a train gear delay and a crushed garden. Characters referenced include a figure named Ma and a danger involving a lead pipe and a copper riveted bench. The text is garbled and lacks full context.
An ad touts S.S.S. as a proven blood remedy to cure facial eruptions in youths aged 14 to 20. It claims impurity in blood causes disfigurement and urges parents to start treatment now and write to a Chief Medical Advisor in Atlanta, Georgia.
The American Forestry association notes cliff swallows eat many pests daily and field birds like quail, prairie chickens, bobwhite and night hawks feed on boll weevils cankerworms and mosquitoes. Quail in Texas cotton fields consumed 127 boll weevils. House martins swallows and other birds eat cucumber beetles may beetles and rose beetles. Night hawk eats about 500 adult mosquitoes.
In a playful exchange, Ethel says she sensed the proposal’s tension as Edith questions how she knew. Ethel reveals a joke about taking a tip-reading course at college, implying she predicted the moment with humor.
A satirical report notes Grabcoin’s high regard for his private secretary and estimates the secretary’s value at twenty thousand dollars per year. It mentions the secretary handling callers and a humorous aside about the boss working sixteen hours daily to prevent national ruin. A meal bill remarks on a dish misidentified as stewed apricots.
An advertisement claims Eatonic relieves neuralgia and stomach upset by neutralizing excess acids and gases. It features testimonial from R. Long praising relief and urges readers to take Entonic after meals, noting a cheap price with druggist guarantee.
Philip Severn US consular agent in New York buys a box that hides a note about a revolutionary movement with international ties. He traces a rendezvous to an abandoned foundry and is admitted as a conspirator where a stranger seems to recognize him.
A lone observer sneaks through a rough wall panel into a dim room of a deserted factory used as a revolutionary hideout. He overhears Spanish and English conversations about a Chilean/Junta mission and a woman named Marie Gessler, weighing capture risk vs escape as guards act.
Daly, a hesitant felon, is dragged into a dim room by a tall well dressed man with a chalky face. The stranger, who calls Daly by that name, proposes a dubious scheme worth a million as others lurk nearby, awaiting word from Washington before any plan unfolds.
The narrator describes cautious movement with nerves on edge as a shell underfoot crunches and a block of wood clatters. A held breath and halted steps mark a moment of suspense before an unseen hand grips him and a bright electric light shines into his eyes.
A historical science note highlights worms as surprisingly useful for soil fertility while noting a blunt, unfeeling demeanor in their habits. Researchers describe worm activity shaping ecosystems and enriching compost despite an unrefined bite.
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