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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
7
Mrs J diteyer of Orange California writes that after doctors predicted a serious operation for a tumor and ulcers she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says the remedy cured her and left her able to perform household work and walk long distances, even during the Change.
Jud Tunkins notes motion pictures attract him as audiences do not expect to applaud or call actors out to spot the effect of a cod scene and enjoy implied scenes.
An advertisement urges readers to choose Cuticura as a daily toilet regimen. The soap cleanses and purifies, the ointment soothes and heals, and the talcum powders and perfumes. The trio is promoted as essential for every toilet table at 25 cents each.
A fragmented note lists audience types with percentages and counts. It mentions young couples, readers aloud, those who howl, curious onlookers, and a line of numbers including 183 babies, hinting at a quirky survey of cinema goers.
The article describes Tantac sourcing from remote regions worldwide reaching Tanlac Laboratories at Dayton Chile and Walkersville Canada. It claims a six year build with 60 000 square feet plant and 60 000 bottles daily capacity and states over 20 000 000 bottles sold with uniform quality ensured by expert chemists through careful inspections.
Warning about aspirin safety urges buyers to check for Bayer name on packaging or tablets to ensure genuine medicine prescribed by physicians for twenty one years. It lists common uses including colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache and lumbago with Bayer tablets sold in boxes of twelve and higher price packages from druggists.
A compact collection of classical proverbs quotes spanning wisdom caution and restraint. Notable lines include emulation as the whetstone of genius and moderation as a silken string through virtue highlighting moral guidance and reflective thought.
Dr. Morris Zucker, Brooklyn communist who served four months in a Moscow jail, describes daily torture to extract confessions as worse than execution. He recalls prisoners being forced to confess or be shot, meeting deported radicals, and noting prominent officials among those detained in Soviet prisons.
Bellevue Hospital in New York claims the largest X ray department globally with twenty two rooms and plans a new cancer treatment room. Prof Lieth Hirsch, head of Zurich X ray labs, studying European methods, notes Germany’s new cancer X ray machines and the hospital’s record of medical imaging with over 600 pictures in 1920 and rising yearly.
Los Angeles physicians run an advisory center for mothers to bring infants for mental and physical checks at no charge. The service offers care recommendations but does not provide treatment for sick babies. In Junction City Kansas a twelve pound “combination fish” caught in the Smoky Hill river astonishes locals with a salmon like body and a unique underjaw mouth.
The United States Pharmacopoeia will be translated into Chinese by the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science. The effort aims to standardize drugs for safer, consistent preparations and aid American manufacturers.
Edward Hatch Jr owner of Four Brothers Island near Burlington Vermont hires a Harvard graduate for a private gull herding project. 1600 applicants answered an ad seeking a lone warden for the island eight miles from shore with food shelter and boat provided. Hatch says the job requires judgment and aptitude, drawing on his belief in selecting a college man. The effort aims to protect breeding gulls and prevent water contamination around New York harbor home to about 200000 gulls.
United States Department of Agriculture presents feeding rules for calves to promote steady growth and healthy development. Emphasizes variety in feeds, gradual changes, avoiding over and under feeding, minimizing stress, and using home mixed feeds over prepared stock feeds. Warns against moldy seeds and poor grain quality.
Farmers note that half broken fences and easy gaps train cows to jump. Heifers frequently leaping fences risk future breakins and wasted time chasing livestock from crops. Strong fencing is essential to dairy operations to prevent losses.
Care should be taken that milk fed to young calves stays at about 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Do not increase quantity to cover poor quality milk. If milk is sour, dirty, or of poor quality, reduce the amount used to avoid problems.
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