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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
3
Drugstore reports highlight Dr Ilmer’s Swamp Root as a mild healing remedy for kidney disorders. An insurer notes many applicants are rejected due to undetected kidney trouble. Available in two bottle sizes at drug Stores. send ten cents for a sample to Dr Ilmer and Co. Binghamton NY, with paper mention.
An advertisement claims the product supports the health and happiness of young mothers by preparing the body for expectancy. It cites relief of headaches backaches and fatigue with a trial package offered for 10 cents from the Invalids Hotel Buffalo New York and quotes a testimonial from Mrs S P Houston of Sou th Vallejo California praising its benefits during pregnancy.
A mixed line describes the reception committee formed to support the club's presidential candidate, detailing members and roles within the committee structure. The notice emphasizes organizational steps and the candidate’s outreach plan.
A detailed account of Gen. Robert Georges Nivelle reviewing air units at Kelly Field. Dozens of aircraft from SEGs, De Havillands, Fokkers, Spads, Curtiss, and Handley Page lines lined hangars from 1 to 24 and fired to life on command. formations rose to 2000 feet in a brisk Texas norther and challenging wind as pilots and mechanics showcased readiness and skill.
A reporter found a roll of money on Sheridan Road near Irving Park Boulevard. A smiling passerby claimed he had just missed the time and said the sum was about seven dollars. The reporter corrected him, and the man shrugged, saying you win.
A National Geographic Bulletin notes Greece had five rulers since independence with assassinations and deposals from 1862 to 1915. The piece shifts to a humorous dentist story about a boy named Noel and a three dollar tooth extraction charge.
Prof J Martin Beattle of the University of Liverpool announces a new milk sterilization process. An electric current heats milk to 148 degrees Fahrenheit, claiming no cooking or alteration of taste or essential properties.
The Bureau of Fisheries and the Bureau of Standards in Washington are pursuing a simple method to distinguish fish skin leather from animal hide leather, as imitation has become highly successful and nearly indistinguishable in practice.
Fashion note highlights the rising vogue for dayteas and restaurant parties driving demand for stylish wraps. It describes elaborate evening wraps, mixed materials, and the reuse of old garments to create rich effects at lower cost, citing a Monte Carlo release by Cecil Surel with lace, satin, and seal-mink cape details.
Fashion experts forecast a cool spring with fur trimmed designs. The featured coat shows marmot trim over a black and gray striped dress reflecting current seasonal style.
The excerpt notes two flounces of black chantilly lace with borders of seal musquash and a high Medici collar made from the same fur, reflecting ornate late fashion elements.
Leather disks finished in black patent leather are applied with royal blue silk to a black de chine dress, forming bold trimming and striking contrast as described in the display copy.
Instructions describe rejuvenating worn velvet or felt hats by stitching along the brim edge using worsted yarns in contrasting colors. Vary stitch length to cover damage, outline points, sit with dots as guides, and finish stitches with decorative heads or pins. Include color effects like henna on darks and Angora wool on light shades with a large eyed needle.
The passage describes making a trunk cover using cheesecloth the trunk size, layers of cotton, cretonne for the top, and ribbon tying as for a comforter. It instructs sewing cretonne around the top piece, placing it over the trunk, and using leftover fabric to create a round cushion. Cretonne and chambray suggest coordinating with home decor.
A guide on choosing colors for different skin tones, advising delicate complexions to prefer tints over bold colors while clear skin can wear vivid tones. It notes hair color balance, current soft tones, and daring outfits, with emphasis on Parisian savoir faire and dress panels.
The article describes knitted dresses worn under motor coats in varied color schemes. Each model features in skirt pleats knitted in and uses angora accents such as a beige collar and cuffs. A beige cord runs at the normal waist with tassels for a finishing touch.
Fashion note highlights long tailed dresses as a chic choice in current style. Analysts cite elegant silhouette and versatile wear for formal and day outfits. Designers emphasize proportion and waist placement to flatter figures.
H W Boring of Overland Park Kansas reports a two year struggle with poor appetite bad digestion back pain and catarrh ending with a marked recovery after taking Tanlac. He claims his digestion is perfect his nerves are steadier and he has regained lost weight and better health. Tanlac is sold by leading drutmists everywhere.
An old advertisement promotes S.S.S. as a blood purifier for rheumatism claiming it removes disease germs. It urges readers to obtain free literature from Chief Medical Adviser at 164 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga, and ends with a quip about literary men.
A dialogue highlights pride in a district claiming unusual status for its voters. The exchange questions why the district is called unique and notes it contains no veteran representation, contrasting with national norms and implying distinctive political dynamics.
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased ear portion. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is presented as a constitutional remedy acting on the blood to reduce inflammation of mucous surfaces and restore normal conditions. Circulars free. available from all druggists. J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
A Baltimore American quip notes John’s unusual dislike of potted plants. The remark labels his sentiment as rooted and paradoxical, contrasting everyday affection for greenery with his antipathy.
An old-time warning advert urges women to use Diamond Dyes for any wool, ink, cotton, or mixed goods and cautions against poor dye results from other brands. It promotes a color card and specifies druggists carry the product.
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