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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1924

Page

6

Tanlac Testimonials Claim Wide Health Benefits

Over 100000 people praised Tanlac for health gains with testimonials from diverse readers. Claims include weight gain, renewed appetite, and restored strength. buyers urged to consult druggists and avoid substitutes as over 40 million bottles have sold.

Tanlac D. J. Pritchard Cleveland Ohio J. H. Taylor Memphis Tenn Mary Schumaker Racine Wis Tanlao

Did I understand you Hay your neighbor s boy was the sport of the family

A garbled historical page fragment presents a quip about a neighbor’s son being “the sport of the family” rather than “the support.” The odd wording reflects OCR errors and a Boston Transcript tone. The readable text centers on a pun about family roles.

Boston Transcript

Bayer Aspirin Warning Ad Signals Genuine Product

Warning advertises Bayer aspirin as genuine only when the Bayer name appears on package or tablets. Claims the product has been proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 23 years. Urges buyers to look for the Bayer name to avoid imitation dangers.

Bayer Ady

Split Infinitives in Highbrow Magazine Sales

The passage notes there are many magazines in the United States but only about six suitable for selling highbrow content before praising the stylistic use of split infinitives.

United States

Dandelion Butter Color Sold For Fifty Years

Advert says "Dandelion" butter color is a harmless vegetable product used for 50 years. Drug stores and general stores sell bottles labeled Dandelion for 35 cents.

Swiss Inventor Claims Speaking Typewriter Project

A Swiss inventor says he has created a typewriter that can automatically type words spoken aloud. The device translates human voice into text as it is dictated.

Brandreth Pills Promote Health Before Sleep Ad

Advertisement claims Brandreth Pills cleanse the system and purify the blood helping thousands stay in good health at bedtime. It urges readers to let bells peal for church and only those needing no improvement stay home.

Temperament and patience cited as keys to awaiting developments

The remark notes that any person can wait for developments if their temperament remains phlegmatic. It emphasizes self-control and restraint as the path to steady progress when outcomes are uncertain.

Orchestrion Racket Brings Law Clerk to Romantic Stall

Sam Marlowe, a junior partner, faces a chaotic day as a quarrel over a nuisance case prompts a trip to London. Billie Bennett, with red hair and wary charm, pelts Sam with questions while a pistol-wielding ex-clerk, John Peters, lurks nearby.

Steno Rapher Peters Daling West Billie Miss Milliken Sam John Peters Home Whispers Samuel Mr. Samuel Rupert Street

Widgery on Nisi Prius Evidence and a Golf Day

Sir Mallaby Morrow urges Sam to study Widgery on Nisi Prius Evidence while he golfs at Walton Heath. Sam wrestles with legal text and thoughts of Billie Bennett as he contemplates work, clashing with personal distraction.

Sam Billie Mr. Mortimer Father Peters Mr. Samuel John Peters Miss Milliken Mallaby Marlowe Widgery Mallaby Walton Heath Billie Bennett

When Woman Goes Fishing In Duluth Herald Style

A humorous Duluth Herald verse notes a woman ties a ribbon on her line and sees fish as humans. One woman refuses bait and lands two trout who seek death by their own action. She then lectures the fish market owner on business. An economist praises music for productivity.

Duluth Herald

Humility and Wind: A Note on Bass Making

A brief reflection on humility guiding craft and the quiet skill of bass making, suggesting restraint, patience, and focus in creative work. The piece contrasts noisy trends with careful, steady practice and mindful attention to detail.

Inn Keeper Solves Sleepless Guests with Bed Redirection

An European inn keeper notes guests' sleep patterns vary by orientation. She describes travelers as East and West, North and Souther, or West and Alaster, and she adjusts beds to face different directions to aid rest. Some insomniacs report strange fires and imagined sheep, but the bed turning is her remedy.

Europe

Cuticura Toilet Trio Advertised For Complexion Care

Cuticura Soap and Ointment are promoted for clear complexion scalp cleanliness and soft hands. The trio includes Cuticura Soap Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Talcum for daily use and periodic care.

Dinner First, Love Later: A Witty Exchange

A fragmented dialogue shows Charles and his partner debating love before marriage. The speaker questions prior feelings while Charles shifts to practical matters asking if dinner is ready, revealing a humorous domestic moment.

Charles

Allecock's Plaster Remedy Ad Describes Local Ache Cure

Short advertisement proclaims Allecock's Plaster as a simple safe sure remedy for local aches and pains from colds or over exertion. It highlights quick relief and practical use for common bodily discomforts.

Paraphrase of Proverb in Pearsons Weekly

Fragmentary quotation from Pearsons Weekly on memory and perception. The text contrasts a man who remembers with a man who does not. It includes a humorous remark about a smart fool being dangerous and an ignorant one more so.

Appealing Charm of Perfect Health

Mrs. Cole Siroam describes prolonged illness with weight loss and insomnia. She credits Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with rapid improvement after trying a bottle and ultimately using four bottles. The ad urges readers to obtain the medicine from local druggists or the Invalids Hotel.

Dr. Pierce Roe

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