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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1931
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Castoria as a gentle, harmless remedy for fretful babies. The copy promises quick comfort, better sleep, and daily use, claiming many years of formulation and full safety for children. It urges guardians to keep Castoria on hand for regular soothing relief.
An advertisement praises Phillips Milk of Magnesia for nausea, heartburn, morning sickness, and digestion, noting its mild laxative action and use in neutralizing cow's milk for infant feeding. It promotes 25c and 50c bottles and physician endorsement. The piece ends with unrelated lines about car riding to hunts and Dr. Fierce’s Pleasant Pellets.
The Idaho legislature adjourned its extra session after approving income tax changes, a kilowatt tax, and $15,000 for pre tax relief. The revised bill, House Bill No. 2, lists Representatives Graham Misenheimer and Foreman as authors and sets progressive rates from 1 to 4 percent with deductions for business expenses interest taxes losses and depreciation.
Details of exemptions for individuals and groups, tax payment rules, and proposed reforms. Includes personal exemptions, credits, and the plan for a tax commission with specified members and alternates. Notes doubts about constitutionality, administration, and reach of new income tax measures.
The article compares blending tea to blending gasoline, stating that a fuel must combine desirable properties from different types. It likens the Japanese, China, and Ceylonese teas and a Conoco gasoline blend to illustrate how mixing creates a superior product.
A priest in a remote Savoy Alps village pasted 250000 stamps on four salon walls, creating a famed French collection with rare issues from 1870 and beyond. The government holds the wall art as church property, and bidders vie to remove the stamps, but time will spoil the display.
An old Tanlac advertisement claims the medicine cures gas bloating dizziness and indigestive pain. It cites Mrs. Arvena Bowers of Topeka Kansas reporting weight gain and urges trying Tanlac with a money back guarantee. The copy lists Tanlac as a herbal root and bark tonic and includes a W N U notice.
Arthur Markel offers cash for old and rare coins, paper currency and related items. Located at 3639 Adams Mill Road in Washington D C, contact for appraisal and purchase.
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