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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
2
F J Husted, foreman at the Oakland Meat Packing plant, praises Tanlac after recovering from three years of stomach trouble. He reports a ravenous appetite, a 15 pound gain, and steady work after eight months of illness. Tanlac sold by druggists with 37 million bottles already sold.
Berlin police investigate a Gypsy camp near Berlin after locals report a band offering heavy solid gold spurs for sale to metal dealers. Investigators find all members own similar heirloom spurs, kept for generations, sold to raise funds for larger horse trading ventures.
Advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It cites sworn statements from customers and offers sample bottles by mail with ten cents and a Binghamton New York address. Large and medium bottles sold at drug stores.
A humorous exchange features two coaches debating vegetarian tactics. The first suggests meatless plans will win every game, while the second cites a rival tactic of throwing garden bags that spooked his players, costing wins.
The notice explains that catarrh worsens when run-down and that Hall's Catarrh Medicine combines a local ointment with an internal tonic to improve general health. Sold by druggists for over 40 years, J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio.
The National Institute for the Blind issues an edition of works by twelve blind British composers. Twenty four pieces for piano organ and voice have been released to date, led by renowned organist William Wolstenholme.
A Lady of Distinction is recognized by the delicate influence of her perfume. A bath with Cuticura Soap and hot water to cleanse the pores, followed by a dusting with Cuticura Talcum powder, usually yields a clear effect.
The line reveals a terse exchange about a girl named Stella reaching an age of discretion, with Clara remarking on whether she is that old. It reads as a brief aside in a social column or dialogue about maturity and propriety.
A brief proverbs style note asserts that ending a quarrel through separation is preferable to attempting a patchwork reconciliation. The saying emphasizes decisiveness over temporary appeasement.
In a tense discussion Bartley and Pelt sift clues from the Slyke murder. They probe whether the killer moved unseen through the living room and whether Miss Potter or the butler acted, weighing dreams ouija board hints and a plant-like burglary theory amid fresh evidence from the tower room and balcony.
A planting guide emphasizes wide spacing to ensure light air and moisture for orchard trees. It lists recommended distances for apples apricots cherries grapes peaches pears plums quince raspberries and other plants and suggests intercrops like strawberries when space is limited.
The article notes any soil that grows corn will support raspberries. Black varieties outperform reds, everbearing types unreliable after first crop. Plant in spring on well prepared soil with rows five feet apart and plants eight feet apart in row. frequent first summer cultivation. remove suckers. trim to a single cane if growth is strong. Gregg and Cumberland are top black varieties. Cuthbert and Marlboro red. St. Regis is the best known everbearer.
The essay explains orchard soil moisture cycles with daily water movement. It describes wet weather driving water down to underground drains and dry periods pulling water up from storage basins. Undrained, wet rootbeds trap water and resist capillary action, soaking up excess water during floods.
Orange rust assaults blackberry plants with destruction. The underside of affected leaves shows a silvery feel and orange yellow color. The disease easily spreads from plant to plant and can wipe out an entire patch.
Plant an orchard a small fruit patch and a garden to improve living standards and health. A balanced approach to outdoor work and fresh produce supports physical activity and nutrition. Proper planning helps maximize space and yields for a healthier lifestyle.
The Detroit Free Press notes patience is key to guiding a boy through the so called smart age starting around five and lasting until he leaves home. It suggests longevity of this phase for many boys, often hidden from parents, with marriage curing some but many remaining affected until death.
The Bethel bride nearly fainted during the wedding and was supported by her father until the ceremony ended. Edith notes the father is now supporting both spouses in the aftermath.
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