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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1931
Page
7
An old advertisement extols Bayer Aspirin for fatigue headaches colds rheumatic pains and neuralgia. It urges taking one to three tablets for relief and warns against cheap imitations while stressing travel use and at home efficacy. The dialogue scene hints at a salon interaction with two women discussing remedies.
Poisons from souring waste cause dullness headachy biliousness and foul breath. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Popsin gently clears trouble overnight. Caldwell studied constipation for over forty seven years and crafted a mild natural remedy with pleasant taste. It is described as the most popular laxative sold in drugstores.
Road to park license issue update plus diverse briefs across Idaho and Utah. Buhl school board bans married women teachers and trims starting salaries. Bonneville County motorists behind on license plates. Fish and Game club plants fish in Emery and Carbon counties. Gas fumes kill two men in Prine home. Worry drives man to suicide in Rupert. Utah coal industry seeks 50 cent per ton rate cuts. Yellowstone trip open to Mack’s Inn with lingering deep drifts. Logan chamber report on local progress.
Idaho Turkey Growers association ships 60 000 more birds from hatchery to Idaho growers. Other items cover hunting and fishing licenses rules for Idaho residents, Salt Lake Valley oil and gas testing plans, and bids for highway and road projects in Idaho. Poultry tips include housing geese, mite harm, pullet feeding and ventilation advice.
C M Ferguson extension poultry specialist urges careful ration changes during dry weather to prevent vitamin A deficiency and adjust worm control. He recommends alfalfa hay or alfalfa leaf meal to offset lack of vitamin A in wheat and corn, and notes roundworms lessen but tapeworms persist. Obtain Ferguson bulletin Poultry Parasites and Theft Canol from university publications.
The New York State College of Agriculture says hens can be profitable as layers for two to three years and as breeders longer. About 40 percent of birds stop laying between June 15 and September 1, so early culling saves feed and raises per bird revenue. Leghorn prices peak in July and August and decline after October with average prices listed for 1922 to 1920.
An analogy links gasoline blending to a conductor mixing instruments. CONOCO argues its three gasoline types Natural Gasoline Straight-run Gasoline and Cracked Gasoline form a harmonized blend. The ad emphasizes balance, mastery, and the red triangle trademark.
In Portugal a census drive faces fear and resistance as authorities seek to reassure the public that the census is not a tax levy. Campaigns include sermons, handbills, posters, and newspaper stories after aerial drops failed to educate voters.
A New York Times quotation emphasizes adult education and the need to practice reading as a skill like playing a musical instrument. Prof. Judd of Chicago urges readers to cultivate reading, noting libraries flourish when individuals read swiftly and thoughtfully, with the library as the organ of the race mind. A light aside cites a house-to-house canvassing gag about ringing a bell.
A vintage advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the quick cure for sour stomach and indigestion caused by excess acid. It claims instant relief, a pleasant taste, and household approval for over 50 years with 25c and 60c bottle prices.
A playful quip contrasts a phrase about shoes made in prison with a sly remark about time. The exchange hints at a joke on confinement and duration without further context.
An old advertisement links bad stomach to poor skin and promotes Tanlac made from herbs and roots as a solution. It claims a tablespoonful before meals improves digestion and clears skin, with a money back guarantee if it fails.
A playful moment on the golf course features a beginner quip about testing a new outboard motor, while a seasoned player mutters about practice. The exchange hints at rivalry and humorous competition without further action or outcome.
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