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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1912
Page
5
A collage of ads and light items mentions Color Plans for home color schemes, a Free Book offer from Jabastine Company in Grand Rapids, and bits of society humor. It notes fashion mentions, alimony costs, and a punny office boy anecdote reflecting a newsroom style of light domestic gossip.
A Devonshire couple’s marriage at St Mary Major Ex eter stalls after the groom, recently paid off from a Portsmouth ship, cannot show commander’s permission. The bride returns home and the groom travels to Plymouth to obtain the document.
A London led critique outlines that twenty seven years of Welsh struggles for religious equality may end with disestablishment and endowment removal for the Church of England in Wales. Key figures Lloyd George Churchill and Asquith push for church state divorce with nonconformists backing disestablishment as a major political issue.
Philadelphia report says Magistrate Macfarland ruled that a wife may rifle her husband’s pockets and take his last cent. Dorcas faced charges for aiding his wife in the act, claiming duress from her nightly demands. The decision held that property acquired by a husband also belonged to the wife, regardless of how obtained.
Dr Otto Heller of Washington University lectured at the University of Minnesota chapel asserting America has contributed to culture through women and that gender barriers persist in professional fields. He argued true genius may still emerge from women and urged changes to support women in power and profession.
London Church Missionary Society physician Tom Jays tells University of Pennsylvania students about a vast opportunity for service in the foreign mission field. He shares his experiences as an English missionary and doctor, inspiring interest in overseas work.
In Asbury Park New Jersey a Deal Lake man named Borden Jeffrey gained about 15000 dollars after repairing an ancient colonial fireplace uncovered a chest of gold and silver coins valued near 16000. The chest’s owner is unknown due to many tenants over years at the historic homestead. Deal Lake once supported shipbuilding and coastal change ended that trade.
A 34 ton former government barge built at Southampton and later a coastal trader, the Purveyor, has been purchased by Norwegian Captain Reinertsen. He plans to sail from Biddeford, Devon to Durban 6000 miles for sealing work, provisioning for six months. The Seal to carry a crew of three Biddeford sailors with tanks fitted at Durban and aims for the Crozet Islands en route.
The largest mammoth skeleton to date has been unearthed near Steinheim Germany close to Schiller's birthplace. The Stuttgart Zoartemburg Natural History museum reports the specimen rises over seventeen feet with tusks exceeding eight feet. Estimated age about 4000 years.
A young man visits a home to examine mantles and gas burners. He tries two elegant mantles, compliments their look, and asks to proceed with his work. The scene shows the host and daughter discussing fit and style before the visitor departs to continue with repairs.
A reader reports severe eczema on hands with symptoms of burning and cracking. After visiting three doctors with little relief, use of Cuticura Remedies led to a complete cure in days. The ad also promotes free samples of Cuticura Soap and Ointment by mail.
An OCR fragment shows a medicinal advertisement claiming cures for various ailments with claims of quick results. It mentions refunds, general health remedies, and a line about teething and gum relief with a bottle priced at 2e. No coherent event or names to confirm.
An Odd, Va. woman reports dramatic recovery after prolonged illness following menopause. She cites back pain, hemorrhages, and fatigue, then says she is now able to work and is confident Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped. The ad promises confidential expert advice from a woman reader.
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