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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1912
Page
7
A classic legible testimonial highlights kidney pain from heavy lifting. The speaker L Bonney of Eugene Oregon credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing a years long back ache and kidney trouble after doctors failed. The ad urges readers to remember the brand and buy at local stores.
A class scene shows Miss Green asking Brownman about Diana's virtues. He quips that Diana was famed for taking baths to remove nicotine from teeth and purify breath after smoking. Paxtine toothpaste ad ends the fragment, offering 25c boxes by The Paxton Toilet Co Boston.
A humorous quip notes G. W Smith enjoying winter in the suburbs and a judge remark about a man born on Washington’s birthday being named after him. An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething as calming gums and easing distress. Cautions about health advise Garfield Tea for indigestion and a folk wisdom line warns not to kick until the shoe pinches.
Mrs Ollie Whapan of Morton's Gap Kentucky recounts suffering two years with female disorders and backache. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports full health, able to work, and no recurring pain. She urges others to consider the remedy and offers to publish testimony if helpful.
A compact weekly digest of world events highlights notable developments gathered from global sources. Key moments include political shifts, economic moves, and cultural happenings shaping the international landscape.
Bernard F. O'Neil former president of the State Bank of Commerce Wallace Idaho to be extradited from Vancouver B C to Idaho to face charges of signing false balance sheets embezzlement and accepting deposits while insolvent. Wreckage reports include the steamer George R Vosburg off Nehalem Bay Oregon and kidnapping of I W W officials in Hoquiam Washington with later release. Other items note party conventions at Cheyenne May 13, opening of the St Thomas branch of the Salt Lake railroad, and various national affairs from Edison ore separation to Mexican tensions and disasters.
Goethe notes self awareness is first, existence is known when we recognize ourselves in others. He says he has formed many acquaintances but found no society yet. True individuality shines through proper manners.
A collage of historic quotes on women from Congreve Michelet Ricard Shackeray Roche Nicholas Irving Tolstoy highlighting views on obedience wit laughter love and feminine influence across generations. The collection prompts reflection on gender roles and social expectations within literary and philosophical contexts.
The passage argues that individual effort is limited but collective action gains power when united at the right moment. It notes public dissatisfaction with governance and propriety, and reflects on life among people with refined manners. It ends with a view of the world as a wheel whose outer surface seems strange to us as we move.
The passage argues that a shallow present romance lacks conviction and notes that a woman who marries a reportedly wealthy man tends to visit home less at first. It implies wealth influences marriage dynamics and fidelity expectations.
An owl narrator riffs on fate and crime noting a thief should face jail. It laments political missteps and the difficulty of choosing right or becoming president, layering wit over civic critique.
A brief exchange shows Mr Shyboy asking if he has ever been kissed and Miss Wise-Gracious replying with pride at her appearance. The lighthearted dialogue captures playful banter between two characters.
A Yonkers physician kept a negro cook who complained often. He gave her a spice laced remedy with cayenne and English mustard. She suffered a second time and refused further doses, stating she would not drink anything water cannot quench.
An ad touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild effective laxative with pepsin, claiming a night dose brings morning relief and that it tones stomach liver and bowels. It invites readers to request a free sample from Dr W B Caldwell at 201 Washington St Monticello Ill.
A financial operator visits a fancier to pick a dog and immediately asks for a water dog. He explains it as a good stock proposition, revealing a bunginess in his thinking.
A vintage ad text describes free samples of Allen’s Foot-Ease antiseptic powder given yearly to prove its merit for tired feet. It promotes the product with lines about shoes, health, and humorous quips from Addie, Allen & Olmsted, Le Roy, N Y.
The fragmentary text presents a poetically styled query set attributed to Warwick James Price. It ponders social tastes, dietary hunger, service, stagecraft, and a chiropodial reference, ending with a riddle about letters on celebrity names and a boy’s dream of sea life.
A fragmentary column notes authors and critics trading quips on talkativeness and mannerisms. It mentions Willum Writes Arnold Bennett and a remark about a character winning money in minutes as a joke plus descriptions of teary eyes and smoking, with casual speculation about old methods.
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