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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
3
Mrs. Maupe E H Taylor of Roxbury Massachusetts reports chronic backache with fatigue and dizziness since her last child two years ago. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with reduced pain improved sleep and ability to care for five children while working.
A quirky city column on life and work ethic. reflections on balance between business and pressure, self reliance, and growth. It critiques pessimism, personal rights, and lessons from experience while noting home brewed happiness and prudent investments.
Dr Josiah H Penniman acting provost at the University of Pennsylvania argues the Wisdom Books show human authorship in the Bible. He cites passages to illustrate how the book of wisdom guided people and notes Job as a high artistic part of the Bible. He recalls sayings about money, sisters, whisperers and Samson Delilah and considers Job among the most artistic biblical books.
A college student recounts a prank where a bell and a hall telephone were used to summon students. Mistaking the bell for a phone, he answered "Hello" and prompted a large crowd to watch as he improvised. The moment left him with a mix of humor and embarrassment.
A soldier recalls a parade mix up at a western training camp parade and divisional review before a high ranking general. In a column of fours a misread command caused squads left versus right confusion, triggering a sharp rebuke from the general as the narrator watched Trends at the fence amid the scene.
Bismarck plans a 15 acre historical park adjacent to the state house featuring a replica Mandan Indian village and other period elements. The proposal, praised as a commendable idea, aims to celebrate pioneer days and preserve Indian relics in a unique museum display.
Walter Dill Scott urges business youths to adopt a hobby outside their main work to provide rest and balance. A well chosen avocation helps personal hygiene and business focus, if not too narrow or demanding, according to Dearborn.
A Detroit Free Press snippet shows plans stalled as the speaker has not started the garden, awaiting neighbor-owned tools to borrow and access to the needed implements.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture, this piece notes fruit makes up about 6 percent of a typical diet by value and argues for expanding fruit's role. It highlights farmstead fruit trees and berries as useful on home farms, with about two thirds of household fruit produced on the farm.
United States Department of Agriculture describes skim milk as economical and nutritious for cooking. It notes skim milk retains proteins and minerals, lacks butterfat, and can replace water in cereals and soups. Recipes include corn chowder and curd cakes, with guidance on curd preparation from sour skim milk.
The text uses metaphor to compare growth to sap and blood to vitality. It contrasts rich, healthy blood with impoverished blood and links purity of blood to bodily health, noting itching and skin eruptions as consequences of impurity. The piece reads like a didactic or promotional excerpt on wellness.
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat argues that enduring symbols such as a state flower or state song cannot be forced. It notes that postwar soldiers adopted the poppy as a memorial emblem and that ten million silk poppies will be worn in America on Decoration Day, stressing care over money.
A concise wry remark on intergenerational change and the idea that children must surpass their parents before being embraced. It casts social expectations with a humorous tilt and hints at parental pride evolving over time.
The text discusses composing a balanced midday meal using milk whole-wheat bread and fruit. It notes adding preserves to mincemeat to enrich it and cautions against stacking many hotcakes on one plate due to steam. It also mentions a white stocking used as a cover for a sleeve board and hints at women's duties with flowers in the yard.
An advertisement promotes genuine Bayer Aspirin tablets with the Bayer Cross, asserting safety and effectiveness for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism toothache lumbago and other pains. It notes small twelve tablet tins and larger package options and mentions Cuticura skin care products as a separate offer.
Arizona poet Omar Lifits voice turns to Khayyam style reverie linking desert imagery with modern禁 bar life. The piece hints at nostalgia for nomad freedoms amid dry days and cultural taboos while noting a figure named Salome Aziz Sun. It contrasts easy living with restraint and improvised morality.
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