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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1918
Page
7
Safe gentle remedy claims centuries of use for kidney bladder and urinary tract troubles. Promotes cleansing by Haarlem Oil Capsules imported from Holland and sold by druggists with money back guarantee.
Public notice urges no shooting of pigeons under government supervision to protect the army resources. A judge notes soil tests suggesting marble production as a possible crop. Quotations reflect wartime sentiment and postwar optimism. The Birmingham Age-Herald cites Los Angeles and 1917 expenditures of 16 082 032 dollars for new buildings.
The old house and the packing plant must cooperate to remain useful, highlighting mutual reliance and interdependence between the two facilities.
A humorous exchange where a lover accuses the other of not writing, while the response claims it is patriotism to save paper for the government. The dialogue centers on frugal wartime spirit in daily correspondence.
Two men stand on a city curb during wartime. One smoker cites the law against smoking, while the other admits discarding a cigar. A passerby notes the gag turns on a wartime rule about cabbage disposal.
A landlord at the Petunia tavern relays a northbound train is delayed while a drummer grows impatient. The porter cites the station agent saying ten minutes late, but the deaf station master Henry only hears a fraction of what is spoken.
Mrauilt Macenr proposed to Miss Elderleigh but she refused saying no encouragement showed. He quips his inability to read between the lines, acknowledging the odd reason for the turn.
A family visit to a mountain resort ends in a deadly accident when young Bessie falls into the view from the piazza while Whitlie and his sister are nearby. Willie alerts their mother as the incident unfolds.
Weather lore notes that smoke settles to the earth signaling moisture in the air and rain within 24 hours. The quip contrasts practical uses, joking about German helmets and a boy sending over a do, and ends with a gar bage pall remark.
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips on everyday life. A rich aunt, a food pirate, a guardian and a young man all collide in witty one liners about wills money and proper behavior. The snippets reveal social foibles and common tensions in a light column style.
A lemon juice based beauty remedy mixes two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White to yield a quarter pint of a tan and freckle concealer and complexion brightener. Grocers carry lemons and drug stores sell Orchard White. apply daily to face neck arms and hands to reduce freckles sunburn windburn and tan. Ad copy touts harmlessness.
Second Lieut. John L. Conroy of the marines earned rare commendation from his regimental commander for conspicuous service during the second battle of the Marne. He supplied troops with ammunition and necessities amid bombardment, displaying tireless energy and fearless leadership. His mother, Mrs. John Conroy, resides at 69 Livingston Street, Brooklyn.
An article outlines allied army mortality odds: twenty nine homecomings per one fatality, forty nine recoveries per one death from wounds, and one limb lost per 500. It notes longer life expectancy with training, better medical care at the front, and disease vs bullets ratios. It mentions government protection under the soldier and sailor insurance law for wounded dependents and families of the fallen.
State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County ss Frank J Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney & Co promises to pay one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine sworn December 6 before Notary A W Gleason. Medicine taken internally acts on mucous surfaces. testimonials free. price seven cents per bottle.
A reader ponders the oddly spaced word prewar and how to pronounce it aloud. The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes the hyphen can be omitted but questions the look of the foreign spelling when printed.
A reflective remark on risky driving and the idea that worthwhile success must be earned, not given. The speaker jokes about calling for help when overwhelmed, then asserts that genuine achievement comes from effort, not luck.
Mrs ENSON of Urbana Illinois credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength during menopause. She reports grippe like winter illness, regained energy, reduced nervous symptoms, heat flashes and backaches after using the remedy and recommends it to others undergoing the Change of Life.
A child named Jack takes pride in dressing as a soldier and posing with an air rifle. On a furlough home visit he declares in a serious tone that next year he will be old enough for kindergarten and the year after that he plans to go to war.
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