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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1926
Page
6
A reflective passage argues that social lines by race and religion weaken in moments of human need. It notes bystanders show kindness when a man woman or child is injured, transcending race creed or nationality. The excerpt quotes a Fall Silver Globe line about humane instinct uniting strangers.
Diamond Dyes offer an easy tinting solution with 15 cent packs. Directions suit wool silk linen cotton and mixed fabrics for permanent colors on garments and home textiles.
In Puerto Rico two orchid species have proven destructive to citrus groves. They spread like weeds and entwine their large roots around citrus branches, choking the trees and causing damage. The flower-loving public may find orchids costly, yet in this region they pose a significant agricultural problem.
Public service style notice urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin. It claims safety proven by physicians for 25 years and warns that unverified units may be dangerous. The second item notes deep sea plants in the Black Sea show higher green coloring matter than surface species.
In Salt Lake City Mrs Jane Lee describes frail health before marriage and how Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription restored her to health. She credits the tonic with supporting nerves during pregnancy and later declines, claiming it helped her endure hardships. A trial offer solicits 10 cents for tablets and directs readers to Buffalo.
A narrator notes a canoe struggles to reach the opposite shore as paddlers compete with the river current. A Native American conflict unfolds with Damian and his companions and a hesitant woman interfering as the smoke from a cooking fire might reveal their position.
The narrator plans a trap for pursuers while the girl fears Six Fingers and narbonne seeks ahead to Acaanibas. Narbonne vows protection, Six Fingers is warned off, and the group contemplates crossing Point Coupee to outpace enemies as the river grows tense with danger.
English spy Brampton known as the White Indian plots escape after learning Natchez declare war on the French. He travels with Jules and Basile Matter to Biloxi to rescue Claire Dahlsgaarde, a refined prisoner, while evading pursuit by Old Six Fingers and Narbonne. He reaches New Orleans with the Matters and pursues Claire to the English settlements.
In a tense river setting the narrator tends a fire as a dependent companion questions frugality. A line captures a catfish catch while the pair spot a distant canoe and discuss potential Indian threats in their frontier area with wary resolve.
A cryptic remark suggests looming trouble for a mismatched group. The speaker warns that only disaster awaits this assembly, provoking questions about the party’s composition and fate.
A playful exchange features banter about a Notre Dame juggler and a joke about being wet, with a casual remark to pass along regards as the scene continues.
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