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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1921
Page
2
A fragment from the Portland Express hints at a debate over aspirin branding with Bayer tied to a claimed safeguard. The snippet references Hazel and Helen with social remarks about depth and heiress, indicating informal chatter rather than a formal report.
An old advertisement touts Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments calling it a gentle healing vegetable compound sold in drug stores with sample requests by mail. A separate quirky line mocks Mongolians for not understanding friendly or polite kisses.
Claim that Othine double strength removes freckles with nightly and morning application. Advertises one ounce sufficient for most, promises money back if it fails to remove freckles.
Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge recalls children delighting in spring warmth. Kids strip from last fall clothes, wash faces at the creek, then tie clothing in knots and splash until the creek runs clear, amid laughter and chaos reported by the Kansas City Star.
A Jewish girls club has been organized in Shanghai China. The exchange hints at unions and social activity among teachers and students within the international community.
A three year old begs his father for two cents to buy an agate like his brother. After a tense moment the father warns him to stay still or lose the pennies. The boy asks what he would do with them if taken away and then promises to put them back if allowed to go uptown to the store.
In Borneo coconut farms employ trained monkeys to gather fruit, a sight that draws attention to evolving farming methods. The unusual practice highlights human animal collaboration as harvest peaks.
David Prescott sacrifices for Randall Burton by guiding river dam project. Burton lands a city job and a legal education funded by his cousin while Prescott earns a future as an engineer and wins Dorothy Vance through noble acts.
A lyric tribute depicts a young girl as a fragrant garden where tulips hyacinths jonquils and camellias bloom. The poem compares her mind to a cultivated paradise with delicate dreams fluttering like moths as spring love awakens.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes the paper prints a breadth of sections from political news to baseball and financial pages and invites readers to explore the varied content that suits every interest.
A Chicago inventor Charles Waller proposes a clock with a diaphragm drum and rubber ear tube. The device wakes a specific person with a muffled drum beat delivered through ear pieces without disturbing others in bed. The flexible tube allows free movement without misplacing the ear apparatus.
An old London advertisement from 1679 advertises at the Golden Pall and Coffin near Cheapside ready to sell fashionable lace and plain dressings for the dead in all sizes plus fashionable coffins. It claims to keep a corpse above ground without any scent or annoyance as long as needed.
In Richmond New Brunswick two brothers own adjacent farms seven miles apart. One brother rang the other to report cattle escaped and summoned their dog by telephone. The dog recognized the voice and ran seven miles to the home farm, responding to the call.
The owner recalls a slick adver tising min yesterday as his wife filled in. She mainly solicited millinery and dressmaking ads and agreed to raise the cost in trade, in a brisk exchange noted by a friend.
A western legislature considers a bill linking a husband’s sleep talking or snoring to extended confinement in his mother-in-law’s home. The proposal, described as freak legislation, drew attention for its unusual punishment concept and potential marital impact.
Birthdates of Prince Albert, Prince Henry and Prince George fall on Saturdays while Queen Alexandra Queen Mary and Princess Mary were all born on Sundays highlighting a weekend pattern in royal birthdays.
Kittens and hares shared a barn nest on an Ontario farm. About eight hares occupied the space while two black kittens rested nearby in the same snug area.
In a light entertainment note from the Boston Transcript, Fusbergh faces health worry over a troublesome cowlick, a quirky club-side chatter item. The item records amused speculation about his condition as a running gag.
Two Congregational ministers, one Black and one Day, along with a Methodist minister named Rancy, recently occupied churches in Granby Quebec in a dispute over church leadership and placement.
United States Department of Agriculture advises on breeding flock practices. Use well mature hens for higher fertility. prefer free range for better health and hatchability. Maintain clean housing, monitor mites, frost protection, and proper feeding to keep birds in good condition.
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