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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1923

Page

7

Hair Groom delivers lasting combing power and shine

A drug store jar of Hair Groom costs only a few cents. It keeps unruly or shampooed hair combed all day with a natural gloss and well groomed look. The greaseless Half-Groom does not show on hair as it is absorbed by the scalp, leaving hair soft pliable and natural without detection.

Dull Times Endure Before a Spur in Business

A terse remark notes that when times grow monotonous people adapt, and after such routine periods business tends to improve as demand stabilizes and markets respond to the adjusted pace.

How's Your Blood Tonic Promoted by Dr Pierce

An old advertisement claims Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures blood weakness liver trouble and gastric indigestion. Testimonial from Joseph A Widmer of 307 Hoback St credits relief and better digestion after using the medicine. offer to obtain tablets or liquid and free medical advice.

Helena, Mont Joseph A. Widmer Hoback St Mnvalids Bulo

Promises of Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Questioned Ad

An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder issues claiming broad success. It urges readers to request a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co at Binghamton New York and notes bottles are sold at drug stores.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Boston Girl Declines Kiss After Witty Exchange

A Boston girl, admired by a visiting young man, resists an advance as she questions his motives. He replies that he can offer no adequate reasons, sparking her witty remark about altruism and ending with a playful jab at his proposal.

Boston

Diamond Dyes promise easy home dyeing for all fabrics

An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a simple complete kit for dyeing skirts dresses sweaters and draperies. It claims diamonds won t spot fade streak or run and advises customers to tell their druggist the fabric type wool silk linen cotton or mixed to choose the right dye.

Fred Ieee

Maybe Flying Too High in Local School Ambitions

A young woman visited a city school board member to seek a kindergarten teaching position. He asked her about transcendentalism, prompting her to hesitate and withdraw, doubting she should pursue kindergarten work.

Hall's Catarrh Medicine marketed as quick remedy

Advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine relieves catarrh by a locally applied ointment and a blood-acting tonic. It asserts the product builds up the system to resist colds and has been sold by agents for over 49 years, based in Toledo, Ohio.

Hall Eney & Co Toledo

Listening to Conscience and Caution in Borrowing

A quotation from Rev. Augustus H. Strong urges following one’s conscience as a soldier follows a commander. It also cautions avoiding perpetual borrowers and those with no means.

Augustus H.strong D.D

Idaho legislature adjourns after nine key bills pass

The seventeenth Idaho legislature adjourned sine die at 12 25 a m after passing four point six million five hundred ninety six thousand six hundred thirty four 64 dollar in appropriations and trimming the general levy to 0 363 mills from 0 368 last year. The session saw reductions in highway and school levies and a 20 million dollar drop in valuations, plus notable defeats and measures on road cooperation and escheated funds. Several finance driven appropriations followed including for public investments treasurer office and libraries and for soldiers homes sanitariums and welfare. the house and senate wrangled over salaries and deficiency bills amid broad activity.

Idaho Empr Avis Capitol Senate House I.H. Nash Republican Party Land— Department Davis Timber Association Harvey W. Hill Congress Judiciary Committee State Affairs Committee State Capitol Finance Committee Office of Inspector of Mines

Lawmakers Introduce Budget Bills and Administrative Measures

A long list of bills introduced by multiple committees seeks appropriations for state agencies including law enforcement and education, amendments to laws on border service funding, and new rules on taxes, licensing, and public works. Notable items include appropriations for the Department of Law Enforcement, the Children’s Home and Aid Society, and various universities and schools, plus proposed changes to road, irrigation, and mineral lease statutes. The slate covers payrolls, budget rebalances, and administrative consolidations across state government.

Department of Law Enforcement Committee On Military and Indian Affairs National Guard Border Service Idaho George Raymon Charles Jackson Noble Henry James Stiepoe U. S Bannock Nhe Board Plucation University of Idaho, Aceton and Albion Normal Schools I ‘Tech State Industrial School School For Best Fish and Game Heyburn Park S. B Finante Secretary of State Bureau of Law Nance Committee Bureau of Budget Bureau of Public Account Finance Committee Appropriations Committee Agriculture Committee Mitte S. C.R State

Legislature debates on bills for state finances and local reforms

Measures include reducing public utilities salaries from 3600 to 3000 annually. Appropriations total 44295 for governor, lieutenant governor, state board of equalization, electoral bodies, G A R and historical society plus official bond premiums. Bills cover rubbish and snow clearance by abutting property owners, city council warrant issuance, Heyburn Park funding, a two cent gas tax, tax deed redemption, state land reclamation, fishing and game law amendments, and apportioning proceeds of property by counties.

State Board of Equalization Historical Society Boughton and Hailey Heyburn Park Line Mason Egbert Keith Gem Irrigation Disttrict Fish and Game Committee Fish and Game Awe Judiciary Committee

Buffalo Herd Expansion in Canadian National Park

Popular Mechanics reports Canada has expanded its buffalo herd at Banff and Wainwright to about 9,000 animals. The 162 square mile Wainwright preserve hosts 6,146 buffalo with an expected 1,000 calf addition after 1922 births. The government plans to cull about 1,000 annually to avoid overcrowding.

Banff United States Wainwright Alto Canada Popular Mechanics Magazine

A Son’s Witty Guess At Angel Food Cakes

A Chicago Tribune passage recalls a bridge party afternoon when a mother’s ill caretaker leaves her son to attend. He resists play, but the promise of angel food cake persuades him. In the kitchen he sees two cakes cooling and correctly identifies them as angel food, tying to the visit.

Mia Brank

Teeth Key to Unmasking a Paroled Prisoner

A prisoner using an alias was found to be a state inmate after a parole violation and return to Sing Sing. Authorities note new nationwide moves to add dental descriptions to records for identity verification.

Chaniel Univer Sing Sing

Revival of the Bicycle Returns to English Streets

England sees a renewed bike craze as doctors endorse cycling as the healthiest transport. Muscular effort and regular breathing are praised as key health benefits. The Olympa show highlights a grand range of British pedal cycles.

England

Legless Radiator Support Idea Adopted in Popular Mechanics

A new device eliminates radiator legs and clears dirt by suspending the radiator from floor pipe connections. Inconspicuous wall braces stop tipping and adjustable center rests support long radiators. Attachments fit any radiator size or make.

Popular Mechanics

Boy Seeks Growth After Short Sleeved Shirt

A boy named Bobby tries to comfort his father about a shirt that is too short in the sleeves. He promises to grow into it soon, offering a hopeful, lighthearted moment.

Father Papa Bobby

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