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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1932
Page
2
A buy line proclaims Target Tobacco lets men roll 30 to 40 cigarettes for ten cents. The speaker touts the product as tasting and looking like ready mades, saying he saves four bits weekly and now prefers rolling his own over store brands. He urges others to visit a store and buy.
The writer laments scarce news from home in Darien, Mukden, and Harbin amid the Sino Japanese conflict. He recalls Tokyo’s Advertiser and Manila papers, notes propaganda on all sides, describes foreign clubs, consuls, fur buyers, and trains on the South Manchurian Railway, and predicts a coming big war with Russia.
Bayer Aspirin is advertised as safe for over thirty years and prescribed by doctors. The copy emphasizes the Bayer name, genuineness, and universal use for pain relief, claiming no heart depression or harmful after effects.
A hearing showcased fragile audio relics including Cardinal Manning’s message, a speech by H M Stanley, and Tennyson’s Charge of the Light Brigade. The recording presenter recalls Manning remarking to a living lady that she would have been burned as a witch a century ago.
Mrs. Mary Dalton of 3115 Reeves Ave Ogden Utah reports chronic gastric distress improving after taking Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery She says foods that caused sourness gas and distress no longer trigger spells She recommends the remedy available from druggists or by sending 100 to Dr Pierce's Clinic Buffalo NY.
A Hollywood Daily Citizen item recounts a tale of Professor Einstein disputing a streetcar conductor about change. The conductor wins the dispute and, after Einstein apologizes, quips that arithmetic is not his strong point.
Out of work couple A. N. Foreward and his wife traveled from Los Ag to Amburn California seeking gold. They learned the sluice method from a miner and in six weeks banked $204 in dust from the Last Chance mining district, overcoming imagined troubles.
The Dakota Farmer notes that fat percentage does not depend on cow diet but on separator operation. Key factors include screw position speed milk temperature inflow rate vibration and bowl cleanliness. Proper, prompt separation and maintenance yield richer cream.
Dairy feeding guidance emphasizes corn fodder over corn silage for winter roughage. Prepare fodder now by shredding or chopping to save space and protect quality, and avoid using fodder as the sole roughage. Feed once daily at night to prevent selective eating and ensure palatability.
The Franklin County Co-Operative Bull association backed the exchange plan to prove Segis Goliah, a Holstein bull added to Idaho's proven sires. Five daughters averaged 18,015 pounds milk and 472 pounds fat yearly, up 29 percent milk and 85 percent fat from their dams. Brown Brothers of Ovid owned another King Ormsby Colantha De Kol, 8th, whose daughters averaged higher milk and fat but the bull was dead before proof.
The article notes forty percent of U S counties free from tuberculosis and offers dairy guidance for fresh cows including a warm bran mash. It highlights Idaho with nine Holstein herds totaling 172 cows on test and ranks states by herd testing. It mentions soil prosperity and a bees record in Butler County Pennsylvania.
Mary Ball Washington guided her son George through religious faith and stern home discipline. Born into a devout Virginia household, she married in 1730 at Bridges Creek and watched George grow under her prayers, table exhortations, and insistence on duty. Her influence framed his rise to leadership.
The text honors Mary Ball Washington as the epitome of American motherhood and a model Colonial homemaker. It highlights her courage, devotion, and prayers for her son George Washington, noting her protective love and her role in shaping his early life.
Washington is quoted praising farming as the most healthful useful and honorable employment of man reflecting his attitude toward agriculture at Mount Vernon. This remark highlights the value placed on agricultural work and its honorable status.
A metropolitan quip from Boston Transcript features a playful dialogue about a diamond ring and onions versus carats. The exchange highlights a shopper’s joke on value and perception in a lighthearted news brief.
The item reports folk remedy advice claiming red peppers heat can ease rheumatism with rapid relief. A brief aside notes a boxing instructor quip about a half hook, illustrating the issue's miscellany tone.
In a state fair Coliseum horse showing, judges faced difficulty naming first and second awards as contestants joked about a “canterlope” remark. A young hopeful quipped that was their dinner, prompting chuckles from the crowd.
A lighthearted exchange features a parent asking about adding an extra bath room as Bert prepares to learn shaving soon while John considers the need. The domestic moment captures family life and future steps.
Mothers have used California Fig Syrup for more than fifty years to ease constipation and boost energy in children. A Nebraska mother reports her daughter Roma Lucille improved quickly, gaining color and cheer, earning the label of the happiest girl in the West. Look for the word California on the carton to ensure genuine product.
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