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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1931
Page
3
In Melbourne a prince riding unescorted had his saddle girth break. A stranger, noting the English accent, claimed credit for helping. The next night Eddie, known as Prince of Wales, met the man at a fete and greeted him with a smile.
A Omaha mother credits California Fig Syrup for her child’s improved appetite energy and digestion after a doctor recommended it to help constipation and stomach issues. The ad urges buyers to seek the genuine product by choosing the California brand.
A dialogue suggests a tip for young writers to earn money by keeping a book shop. The piece also markets Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as an original liver pill from sixty years ago, claiming liver and bowel regulation. It ends with a gender commentary on strength and weakness.
The query asks about joining an optimists club and the penalty for backsliding. It presents a whimsical, slang flavored line likely from a column or advisory piece, seeking guidance on commitment and discipline within a group. No identifiable people or organizations are named.
Intermountain news brief reports Idaho will begin completing its share of U.S. Highway 80 south from Burley to the Idaho Utah line after Utah finishes its portion. Other items cover Moscow roads surveys, free milk for Provo students, Hyde Park dairy testing, and a 1931 Utah wool and highway projects.
Mrs. Fred Westin of Portland Oregon touts Tantac as curing her three year stomach problem and restoring health with a 27 pound gain. Ad claims Tantac relieves indigestion gas pains nausea dizziness headaches and boosts appetite digestion and strength using herbal remedies at under 2 cents a dose with money back guarantee.
The passage asserts Daniel Webster's self perception matched his public image. It notes his fashion sense as a youth and argues he stage managed entrances. It recounts his formal deathbed words and compares his dying oration to cardinal pomp.
The Idaho House of Representatives passed a $250,000 nonpartisan judiciary measure to fund the first unit of a new asylum at Blackfoot. The article lists numerousHouse bills and appropriations covering guardianships, workers compensation, licensing, education, and state lands.
The piece explains radio station startup costs from five thousand to forty thousand dollars for transmitters, up to a million for large stations, plus yearly studio, line, electricity, and incidental expenses. It notes rapid tech change and basic gear costs such as microphones and pickup equipment.
Pathfinder Magazine prints a playful exchange between Mrs Snapper and Mr Snapper. The dialogue shows Mrs Snapper urging action and Mr Snapper provoking a sharper edge with a teasing retort.
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