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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1929
Page
3
The copy touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick fix for sour stomach caused by overeating or smoking. It claims the pleasant preparation alkalinizes acid, relieves distress and acidity, and urges readers to choose Phillips endorsed by physicians.
The piece recalls Phil May the artist and Lord Iveagh of the Guinness family. It notes Iveagh’s death and a hinted transfer of $22,000,000 to government use amid prohibition discussions. A burlesque quip contrasts May and Iveagh with a joke about hanging them together labeled Cause and Effect.
A jumble of phrases suggests reflections on aging wine and poultry, a Berlin quote about combined ages reaching fifty, and a proverb about learning to live as one begins to grow. The text reads like cryptic aphorisms or fragmented sayings.
Utah crop values show strawberries totaling 386000 in 1928 and 226000 in 1924, barley yields per acre high, and onions forecast to rise. Sazip beans sales reached 140000 from 2400 tons, while canyon roads improve due to seasonable temperatures and dry weather.
Idaho Falls notes indicate a light runoff due to frozen snow. Gooding reports wool sales totaling about 75 000 dollars from 23 000 fleeces to Hollowell Jones Donald of Boston. Twin Falls, Caldwell, Rupert, and Pocatello cover sugar beet planting, Jersey cattle shows, rural electric growth, bull association shares, highway improvements, and freight shipments amid regional projects and bids.
In Trenton a senator cites anti prohibition views at a banquet and earns praise from a politician known for shifting wet to dry. The exchange includes sharp humor about oratory and appearances as the crowd reacts to the eloquent speech.
The Tucson Light and Power company uses a diesel engine with an 82 inch exhaust outlet whose noise travels 14 miles. A Maxim silencer, weighing 26,000 pounds, seven feet in diameter and 20 feet long, was developed to cut the roar. The first silencer of this type was six inches long and fitted on a gun barrel.
A father admonishes his daughter for daring dress while she predicts a shift in taste. The exchange highlights social tension between parental expectations and flapper independence during a transformative era.
In a brief encounter on the carriage or platform, a passenger hands the railway conductor a ticket as payment. The exchange occurs during standard fare procedures, illustrating routine railway operations and fare collection.
A bottle insert reports over 400000 responses with 98 percent saying yes. The message urges readers that if the medicine helped many women it should help them as well and invites them to buy from a druggist today.
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