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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1930
Page
4
Idaho should curb hospital control by doctors and place reporting on X rays and lab tests in state hands. Public funds built and equip these hospitals for sick and injured, not doctors profits. families deserve test results and transparency. Idaho’s eclipse story shows modest public pride over productivity rather than spectacle.
An athlete describes rapid weight loss during trouble, then gains 19 pounds after using Sargon treatment. He reports improved appetite, strength, and energy and credits Sargon pills with ending decades of constipation. Paris Drug Co. is listed as local agents. A separate quip notes a girl offering to marry the man who would pay her father’s debts.
Dean of Men Thomas Arkle Clark remarks on public affection in China and compares it to American norms. He notes Haikow’s sex public-decency law, cites a couple fined for a kiss, and argues such measures might curb decorum breaches seen in the U.S. He describes widespread public affection among engaged couples and young lovers, contrasting private propriety with visible passion in daily life.
The article explains spring colds often stem from pollen irritation rather than infection. Sneezing, nasal congestion, and watery discharge are typical. Cure relies on building resistance via doctor supervised tests and pollen injections to immunize for the season or longer.
A New York firm charges passengers one cent per pound of weight for a sightseeing ride over New York. The policy prompts protest that a fat man can’t ride more than a skinny man, reflecting public concern reported by the St Marie’s Gazette Record.
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