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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1923
Page
3
Advice attributed to Penn warns against lending beyond one’s means and urges helping others when possible. It suggests creditors should not ruin debtors who are honest, and to view money as a trust rather than a personal asset, offering patience or forgiveness if insolvency occurs.
A dialogue excerpts a mother and father pressed to explain limits on a daughter’s party choice. They justify warning her of dangers and gossip, but the daughter resists, claiming modernity while a Detroit Free Press quotation underlines the folly of tolerated faults.
A man in a sedan stops to inspect a loose hood as a woman suddenly jumps in the back seat and orders him to flee. Moments later an auto arrives with a similar setup and a man tells the woman to leave, in an Indianapolis Star report.
A fragmentary note reflects Cicero on friendship easing adversity by sharing grief and anxieties. It also hints at a new bride sweeping in with fresh beginnings and cheerful prospects.
Digestible carbohydrates fuel heat and energy and come from wheat and malted barley. Grape-Nuts, praised for digestion and nourishment, supplies iron phosphorus and essential vitamins. Ready at your grocer, Grape-Nuts the Body Builder. There's a Reason.
Bartley and Currie uncover a hidden whisky stash after a tense vault showdown. A detective named Black captures Slyke’s chauffeur, while Bartley and Roche guard the whisky as police arrive. The chauffeur is jailed and the gang’s upended.
In the aftermath of a baffling incident at Slyke's estate Bartley and the narrator review the day’s findings. The chauffeur is missing, revolver mystery deepens, and their search yields little. Miss Potter’s motives and Ruth’s arrival remain unclear as the dog’s unusual behavior adds to the intrigue.
The first commercial telephone exchange in the United States began in New Haven on January 28, 1878, marking a landmark development in communications.
Quote attributed to Jean Paud on happiness and virtue. Discusses that people and nations rise in spirit when they are glad and deserve heavenly reward when they enjoy joy. Reflects Enlightenment era musings on virtue and contentment.
J P Strahl of 6517 b8th St Portland reports Tanlac ended his stomach trouble and gained eighteen pounds. He says two years of discomfort included gas biliousness and reliance on laxatives. Tanlac allowed hearty meals sound sleep and full energy. Sold by druggists with over 85 million bottles sold.
Mrs. Arthur Shurtleff of Boston claimed as the only native American woman bellringer to sing a penal. On a recent England visit she astonished veteran bellringers with perfect mastery of the bell ropes.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness or itching with a routine of bathing using Cuticura Soap and hot water followed by drying and applying Cuticura Talcum for a fragrance. Price listed as 25 cents each.
The text questions whether other body parts like the appendix and tonsils are referenced by mistake. It then offers a maxim about orators, noting that a skilled speaker may struggle to find suitable subjects to address after some time.
Mrs. C A Morph of Windom Minnesota writes she gained strength after taking Lydia E Pinkham’s remedy during her ninth pregnancy. She says the treatment helped her feel well and produced a healthy baby, and she urges other sick mothers to try it.
A woman from Glen Allen Alabama reports relief from bearing down pains after using a vegetable compound following her first childbirth. She says her pains eased and she gained strength after trying doctors medicines without benefit.
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