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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1911

Page

1

Woman Escapes Operation Using Lydia E Pinkham Remedy

Elwood Indiana resident Mrs Sadie Mullen reports relief from months of illness after taking six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad urges women to avoid surgery and consider the tonic for displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities period pains backache and nervous prostration. It offers confidential free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia E.pinkham Elwood Lydia E. Pinkham Sadie Mullen Ind Lydia H. Pinkham

Sample bottle offers cure for kidney and bladder troubles

Beneficial claim for a remedy from Dr Kilmer and Co gives sample mail offer and pamphlet. Cheap excursion on April 4 to Algoa Texas, orange orchards advertised with bathing boating fishing and garden produce at Orange Groves with land reservations via R M Cash in Denver Colorado.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N Algoa Texas R.m.cash Champa Degrer Col

Sunshine and Health Through Window Light

The article extols sunlight as essential to health and happiness and argues against heavy window coverings. It urges letting rooms be filled with light and notes surgery cannot replace certain physical features, referencing Simeon Ford at a New York dinner.

Simeon Ford New York New York Sun

Snakes Labeled Killers Across All Sizes

Describes snakes as universally deadly predators that hunt living prey and avoid vegetation or carrion. Notes their fearsome reputation among humans and the general avoidance of snakes in society.

Gathered as Miles a Family Disagrees on Rights

The younger brother criticizes John for not fighting for his rights. The father agrees that without standing up for himself he may lose his rights. The dialogue highlights concern over self defense and personal dignity at home.

John Onn Pap

The Artlade Temperament on a Ocean Voyage

David Bispham chats with the ship's barber as the barber hopes for a concert tonight. Bispham explains a long season in America ends soon and he plans to open in London, so he will not perform on this voyage. The barber jokes that he never looks at a razor while ashore.

David Bispham Opes Barber America London Hashere Success Magazine

Pithy Sayings of Famous Men Compiled

A collage presents witty quips attributed to historic figures with humorous exchanges such as Socrates and Xantippe Napoleon and Grouchy Caesar and Boastful lines from William the Conqueror Munchausen Kepler and others totaling short witty exchanges about silence and fate.

Socrates Xantippe Napoleon Central Caesar William the Conqueror Baron Munchausen Kepler Daniel John Alden Priscilla

Asking a Favor Era of Economy in the Home

Dialogue reveals a man asking another to inform his wife about him as he passes his house. The exchange hints at marital or social tension and concerns about reputation and economy in the home.

No man can live in absolute idleness say critics

A ready-made philosopher argues that no man can remain idle. He claims that even minimal activity, such as tearing the calendar leaves each year, keeps a person reasonably busy at times.

Customer Help! Falls at Store Breaks Leg

A shopper injuries reported after falling down stairs in a large store. Floor walker directs emergency responders to a cork-legged customer on the second floor right side.

Three's Company?: Divorce Sparks Household Shift

A trio household becomes strained as a marital split prompts changes in living arrangements and legal steps. Partners adjust finances and responsibilities while proceedings unfold with counsel and court filings.

Silken Hair and Marital Mischief in a Comic Exchange

A humorous exchange features a character denying sincerity while a speaker asserts heartfelt words. The dialogue touches on silk hair, a Chinese man giving up his queue, and a joke about living with a wife who has returned to her father.

Gzrom

Orient amusement and bus conductor quip clash

A dialogue mocks an impresario’s showy Orient tour and a former pay‑as‑you‑enter conductor. The talk turns to Judge Fixem’s rulings, with a reformer doubting their integrity and noting political slang about “ptas.”

Salome and Salomes in a Painter's Witty Verse

A playful verse contrasts a mysterious female figure with Salome, noting ambiguity in age and style. It references art, scripture, and classical names, praising the viewer's memory and contrasting medieval knights with a modern painter named John whose fame grows.

Physician Records Fever Pattern In Patient

The doctor notes Pulse and temperature and asks standard questions. He observes fever and chills alternating days and wonders if violence has decreased, while the patient replies with a wry joke about head fog on calm days and uncontrollable shaking on ague days.

Browning Poems Fitting Table with a Short Leg

A reader notes Browning poetry as the most useful book and describes a table with one short leg that the volume just fits underneath. The anecdote highlights a practical reading space solution.

Browning

Frosty Morning Furnace Fails Amid Cold Seethe

Weather clerk notes frigid dawn as furnace refuses to start. The stubborn system sits in silence while rooms grow cold and anxious residents seek heat. Repairs loom as temperatures stay low and equipment wheezes under strain.

Exchange of Compliments Between Smith and Brown

Smith and Brown collide while running opposite Ways around a corner. Smith jokes his head rings, Brown replies it shows a hollow head. Smith asks if Brown's head rang, Brown says no, implying it is cracked.

Smith Brown

Child and Father Debate Dress Up Dreams

A conversation shows a father questioning his daughter about fashion while she expresses a wish for new furs. The exchange reveals household priorities and a child seeking update in wardrobe amid parental guidance.

Calcium and Dark Lanterns Shape Public Discussion

A fragment notes a quip on public business and a reference to Numination's dark lantern style. The dialogue hints at governance styles and speculative naming without further context or detail.

Joke in a Day's Gossip Column

A brief quip shows a comical misunderstanding about medical care. The bad actor is described as ill and seeking a doctor, prompting a punchline about a butcher who supposedly cures hams instead. The exchange highlights light local humor and witty wordplay.

Work of the Stork and the Plumber Registers

A whimsical dialogue about a stork bringing a baby and a carpenter agreeing that politeness pays. The exchange shifts to a joke about cash registers versus registers in a new home, with a playful misunderstanding between customer and plumber.

Soldier of Fortune Turned From Railroad to Revolution

New Orleans born Luke Christmas dubbed Lee Christmas, color blind and a former Illinois Central hopeful, abandons plans to engineer trains. He becomes a soldier of fortune in Honduras amid a revolution, surviving execution attempts and multiple wounds while aiding Manuel Bonilla and Policarpo Bonilla in the Honduran conflict.

New Orleans Lee Christas Central America Livingston Parish Christmas Iinois Cental Puerto Sortez Honduras Manuel Bonilla Manuel Policarpo Bonilla Lee Christmas

Child Labor in Japan Report by Dr Ku wada

Dr Ku wada of the peerage council says over two fifths of Japan's 1,000,000 factory workers are women and children. He notes 40,000 children under 14 employed in mills and match and tobacco industries. Many under ten work mainly in spinning mills and suffer night shifts without extra pay, lashes, or fines for disobedience.

Japan Tokio Kuwada

Cattle Boom Hits Border as Mexican Range Expands

El Paso reports a growing cattle boom as U S buyers increase shipments from Mexico. Ranches relocate south of the border with abundant range and a promise of fertile cattle country on the other side.

el Paso Tex Mexico United States Republc

The Greatest Little Invention and Its Firelight

The lucifer match, invented in 1827, is hailed as a small yet world changing invention that gave man mastery of fire. It transformed fire from a stubborn force into an obedient servant, lighting modern life with sudden power and precision.

Portia

Neighborhood Gossip Sparks Short Confrontation

A tense exchange unfolds when one woman insists another secretly snipes at neighbors. The first denies, while the other shames the target as gullible, setting a sharp tone for their encounter.

Important to Mothers Examine Castoria Bottles Carefully

Review Castoria bottles for the correct signature of CgeaXff PLSA and note the remedy has been trusted for over 30 years. The message also promotes Garfield Tea as a remedy for constipation indigestion sick head ache and bilious conditions taken at night.

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