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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1932
Page
6
A Boston Herald piece notes discussions on guiding moral voice through needs for an inner amplifier. It questions whether a conscience boost could steer away from narrow paths without harm to judgment.
An old medical ad explains Musterole as a counter irritant warming ointment to draw out infection and pain, urging hourly applications for five hours and noting use by millions for 20 years. It then slides to Phidias, the ancient sculptor, born in Athens in 408 BC and dying in 482 BC, claimed as a martyr in prison for Pericles.
The article explains Fuller’s earth earned its name from its historic use in fulling woolen cloth. It offers a sociable tip for worriers, suggesting companionship to ease anxiety. A quirky line about a bowlegged man describes an open rate of his oven.
A traveler writes from Mukden describing cold streets and markets in Manchuria. He observes curio shops, fur trade, and street barber stalls, noting dog fur pelts, heat beds, and trader practices, with musings on Chinese and Japanese life and a McNang&t Syndicate error at the end.
An advertisement asserts restless sleep in children signals discomfort from poisons in the bowels and promotes Castoria as a gentle natural remedy. It claims Castoria aids bowel movement, relieves fussiness, and guarantees gentle, restful sleep with a remedy branded as genuine Castoria.
Observers note that Castoria peace and affairs feel unchanged as crowds vary from uniformed guards to country gatherings. The mix highlights recurring themes and individuality in public events.
Mrs. O. Le Hall of 506 E. 9th St recalls Dr. Pierce's Prescription as a reliable tonic and nervine that builds health. She says it always benefited her when she felt runs down and helped other women in similar need. The ad urges readers to seek free medical advice from Dr. Pierce at Buffalo New York.
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