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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1911
Page
6
An extensive roundup of farm guidelines covers seed corn testing, proper livestock breed selection, silage use, poultry care, and manure management. It urges timely seed orders, clover hay feeding, record keeping, clean housing, and careful breeding for higher milk and meat production.
The Eleventh Idaho legislature approved a $3.3 million expenditure and multiple constitutional amendments while enacting major public lands reforms. It codified the state board of land commissioners powers, ratified federal land statutes, and sent a Washington committee to resolve state lands in forest reserves. It targeted liquor, health, road, education, banking, and irrigation laws, while statewide prohibition failed, and the railway commission and several other measures were defeated or reshaped.
The article notes a spring shift to heavy milling and lode mining gear for Cordova Valdez and Seward Alaska. Dredges and 32 rail miles feed rapid development in Chitina, Willow Creek, and Willow Basin with Willow Creek producing 200000 last year. Congress’s refusal to aid Alaska is unlikely to halt the boom and population influx.
Jim admits misbehavior as night falls and pleads for leniency. He negotiates with his mother asking if she will tell their father after dinner and requesting blueberry pudding as a reward. The exchange reveals family discipline dynamics and a少年 narrator’s hopeful diplomacy.
A boy asks for ten cents' worth of canine pepper in a suburban shop. The astonished clerk corrects him, saying cayenne pepper, while the boy doubts, noting his mother described a pepper with a sharp bite. The misunderstanding adds a light moment.
Mothers urged to examine each bottle of Castoria for safety and the familiar signature claiming use for over 80 years. The advertisement promotes Castoria as the reliable remedy for infants and children.
Advertisement for Spohn's Distemper Cure claiming to cure distemper in horses of all ages and prevent spread within stables, plus cures for chicken cholera and dog distemper. Available from druggists or direct order for 50 cents and 1.00 per bottle. Agent sought and a free book offered. Goshen Indiana.
A humorous exchange led by a Tiger and a Giraffe about a sick Lion. The dialogue pivots to a claim that constipation causes many diseases and that Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets fully cure it as the family laxative.
A man believes his labor is worth dollars a minute and will waste an hour hunting for a dropped dime in a room.
A historical ad-style note touts Garfield Tea as correcting constipation cleansing the system and purifying the blood. It also claims it helps a pretty young widow attract a proposal of marriage from a man.
The text appears as a playful exchange between characters and a generic remark about a man repeating his children's sayings. It lacks identifiable real world persons, organizations, or events to anchor a factual news summary.
A quirky note claims cleansing the system with Garfield Tea can cleanse the Hood. It states penny saved eases foreboding.
A brief dialogue shows Mrs. Honeybird-But lamenting a tiny flat with small windows. Mr. Honeybird responds that poverty traps love indoors, asserting that love cannot escape through the window when facing hardship.
An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Base powder to ease breaking in new shoes and relieve pinching. The free sample offer targets readers with a humorous line about babies and a claim the product prevents shoe irritation. The tiny block includes a nonsensical address and a moral attribution from Puysieux about helping neighbors.
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