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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
7
A Moundsville WV woman shares how Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved years of painful bearing-down cramps and periods. She urges other young women to seek relief and to write to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. for guidance.
A New Yorker visits an Iowa town and jokes with a prominent citizen about the town paper. The citizen quips the editor can be the barensto fellow when he writes. He notes last week's Local Intelligence section was only about three inches long.
An 80 year old Mrs. John Hill reports sour stomach since grip infection. Eatonic is claimed to quickly relieve indigestion heartburn and bloating by taking up excess acidity and gases. Big box costs a trifling amount with pharmacist guarantee.
The passage describes stove and fire signs predicting storms quarrels or visitors. A crackling or jumping blaze signals weather shifts or new guests while pale flames warn of foul weather and scorching flames imply frost. Sudden blaze hints at a visitor’s approach.
Jackson Barnett the wealthy Cherokee Indian is free to remain with his white wife Anna Laura Lowe after Oklahoma Supreme Court action dismissed efforts to annul their marriage. Barnett, guardianed by Carl J. O'Hornett, has funded a major hospital for Indians and given millions in oil wealth to churches and children’s aids while his assets draw wide attention.
The article outlines resin mirror repair by using a larger cut from another mirror and mercury to fuse the silvering, then pressing to a uniform finish. It also reports a correspondent describing a Californian blue bird larger than a kingfisher with brilliant blue plumage and contrasts with hummingbirds and mocking birds.
A humorous exchange unfolds between Flintrazor the barber and Bonescraper the bridegroom about hair trimming and marital dynamics. The dialogue turns on trimming close to the scalp to deny a bride leverage, followed by a clipped remark on engagement and marriage with a rival suitor.
An ad claims S.S.S. clears skin disorders by purifying blood rather than masking symptoms. It urges readers to mail a history to the Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta, offering free expert advice and noting availability from druggists.
A warden stops an inmate about to hang himself by tying the torn blanket to a cell bar. The prisoner resists, then is supported until he agrees to delay self harm. In a second vignette, a child reports a ladder incident as a mother worries about a fall and notices the father still clinging to a window ledge.
A professor explains a methodical approach to arriving at a conclusion. He likens reasoning to following a train of thought to ensure clarity and structure in the deduction.
The piece argues many believe animals have weather foresight but finds no solid basis for a source of information beyond the weather bureau. It concludes that any such extra accuracy would be limited and implausible.
A humorous aside notes Russia abolishing money, countered by a character claiming his wife abolishes his money instead. The remark reflects a comic exchange with no formal action or event.
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