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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1918
Page
3
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a spring tonic to restore energy after winter. It links military vigor to strong nerves and blood, praises the remedy and its herbal ingredients, and urges a spring house cleaning with Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets to cleanse the system.
Birds on farms provide real cash value and influence crop success. The note stresses practical benefits and urges farmers to encourage avian helpers on their land.
An examining physician from a major life insurance company warns that kidney trouble is common yet often undetected, leading to many insurance rejections. The piece touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a herbal remedy, available in two sizes, with a sample offer of ten cents for first readers who request it.
A terse inquiry appears in a local column referencing an art dispute or work titled six Hed oft five daughters. The note hints at discussions among readers about the piece and its authorship.
An old advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as a remedy for coughs throat and lung inflammation. It claims to aid bronchial irritation provide restful sleep and ease morning expectoration after fifty two years on the market. It also references asthma croup and bronchitis as conditions it can help with and notes availability in many countries. The excerpt ends with a jumbled line about a strike the witness and heat of passion.
An old advertisement touts a product named CA CINE by B. Q. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio as a local remedy for catarrh. It cites testimonials, prices, and alleged positive proof, with mock testimonials and promotional phrasing.
A reclining chair with a circular base has been devised to aid gray hair care for valiroid cars. The device centers on a motioned revolving platform designed to support comfort during use.
A patriotic program urged by Judge Lindsey and William McAdoo inspires American youths to support the war through self denial and thrift. Greenwich Connecticut schools run a war council where pupils earn citizen badges for daily war work and knit, sew, and donate to Liberty Loans while pamphlets teach social organization and production.
A heartfelt wartime message to American servicemen in France and at sea praising courage and sacrifice. It urges sons to uphold honor, trust in their training, and return home changed yet worthy, asking readers to support their mission and remember those at home.
Mirror and glass demand grows in Pert East Africa seeks priest watches in British East Africa. New Zealand seeks salt hangers and trouser presses. Canada demands cottonseed oil and vegetable tea. Colombia offers general merchandise market for department stores. A buyer from the United States plans to secure agencies for various merchandise. Spain opens field for turning machines and wooden shoe parts. Santo Domingo offers a strong market for American shoes with potential shoe machinery sales.
A Pennsylvania Station study compared cows housed in an open shed and a dairy barn. Open-shed cows faced freezing to 40 degree temperatures and showed larger milk declines during cold snaps yet faster rebound with warmth. Barn cows averaged 2.6 pounds weekly drop versus 8.6 for open shed. energy efficiency differed as 2.06 versus 2.44 pounds per therm above maintenance. Outdoor cows stayed cleaner but needed more bedding.
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station notes many patent stanchions and stalls on the market. The old rigid stanchion remains common, but swinging designs are seen as more comfortable and preferable. Prices around one dollar each with potential savings on costs and improved cow comfort.
Farmers can extend peak milk flow beyond freshening by careful feeding and close monitoring. Cows may continue increasing production for a month or more after calving with proper nutrition. Watch overall condition and adjust feed to sustain higher yields.
The best time for cows to calve is October or November to maximize milk product prices. Calving then requires breeding between December and February 20, aligning with dry hot weather.
A fragment discusses using a tank heater to warm water for dairy cattle to avoid near freezing water. It also argues that thicker cream yields more profit, suggesting less skim milk for calves and lower shipping costs.
A brief note highlights comfortable barns as a cost saver for dairy farms by keeping cows warm more cheaply than expensive feed sourcing. It emphasizes improving barn design with Barna materials to reduce overall dairy production costs.
A first-grade pupil playfully stalls a teacher asking for his name on the first day of school. The class volunteers guesses like Ulysses and Ugolino before the child proudly reveals Eugene, prompting amused reactions from the room.
In a light exchange the speakers compare Palm Beach allure to a refined garden scene, noting fashion and propriety in a witty, era voice reflecting Boston Transcript flavor.
A fragment notes the house warming of Smith's new home with praise for its Old English style, followed by a user remark about the temperature being hot. The brief hints at social gathering and playful language in a historical newspaper tone.
A brief, satirical exchange jokes about money and political positions, featuring humorous back-and-forth between lawmakers. The snippet hints at questions of purchase and perception without naming individuals or events.
A reflective item notes a shift to austerity with a claim that certain things once deemed essential are unnecessary. It portrays a pragmatic stance toward scarce resources and prioritizes core needs over nonessential goods.
A woman asks if her husband was shot when found on the pavement. An officer replies that he was only half shot, signaling a grim quip rather than a fatality in a street incident. The line captures a dark, punchy moment likely from a crime or police blotter item.
A playful line suggests a family can bear heavy burdens, countered by a witty remark about a clothesline as a symbol of domestic effort. The exchange highlights humor in everyday family life and resilience.
The text notes Scuttlesworth as a college wildcard now serving as president of the wrecking company Choparral, suggesting ongoing success despite a turbulent past.
A humorous comparison contrasts the knight’s plea for a lady’s glove with today’s lover asking a girl not to hand him the mitten. The couplet plays on old and new romance gestures.
Bilton asks about close friends with money. Have you any close friends who have money. All my friends who have money are close, Lampoon.
A brief dialogue fragment depicts a prisoner asking about meeting the governor and the reply implies a courteous pardon or polite response. The terse exchange centers on access to executive figures and potential clemency.
A brief comedic exchange notes a married match with a prominent spouse. The dialogue hints at social prominence and public interest in marriages within elite circles.
A brief quip notes that advice to mind one’s own business can lead to having one’s own enterprise someday. The saying frames prudent restraint as a path to independence and future success.
A quirky reminiscence reports a centenarian who says he has eaten an apple daily since childhood and chews tobacco continuously. The speaker remarks on surviving to a hundred with such habits, noting the improbable endurance required.
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