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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1923

Page

3

Mrs Hinckley Declares Pinkham Remedy Restored Health

Mrs O J Hinckley of Memphis Tennessee says she was nearly worn out two years ago with nervous exhaustion. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained health, did her own housework, and credits the remedy with her recovery. She requests the company’s private text book on ailments peculiar to women be sent free.

Tydia E. Pinkham Memphis Tenn Lydia .E. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham O. J. Hinckley Union Ave Remnasts Weite Lydia E

Billie Brownie Visits Deer Family at the Zoo

Billie Brownie tours the zoo meeting the White Tailed Deer and Axis Deer. The White Tailed Deer explains antlers and habitats while the Axis Deer praises beauty and warmth of a managed home and restraint from complaint.

Billie Brownie Axis Deer Billie Brownlie Rocky Mountains Axia Axis Bilie Brownie

Straight Box Coat Among Fall Fashions This Season

A straight box coat with three quarter length sleeves and patch pockets is featured as a fall favorite. It fastens with a narrow silk tie at the throat and is paired with an over blouse of crepe de chine and a plain straight skirt.

Paris milliners show bold Oriental and Renaissance influences in hats

A New York Times Paris correspondent notes millinery trends as designers shift from small cloches to larger styles in satin velvet and suede. Chinese motifs and Louis XV influences reappear, with Rose Desent cloches remaining popular and customers ordering multiple color variations.

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Paris hats for autumn winter use jeweled crowns and veils

Paris millinery focuses on directore mil linery with high stiff crowns and narrow brims. Trim and tiny nose veils are designed for flapper hairstyles, with combs removed at the head and hair adorned with jeweled clasps or tulle. Jewelers stay busy resetting tiaras and bandeaus as pearls remain a formal favorite.

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Vivid Color in Shoes to Stay Through 1924

Fashion experts forecast vivid shoe color remaining through 1924 with newer trims refining brilliancy. Black will still be common, but colored pairs will outnumber black as well dressed women buy more color styles.

Neckwear Trends Highlight Women’s Fashion Choices

The article notes neckwear as a key costume element with a heavy stock in shops. It describes collars for varied necklines, ruffs for white frills, and newer bias fold designs. Other details include lace plaits and net or chiffon trims, plus vanity cases like a silver mesh bag with a powder puff clasp.

Safe home remedy for poison ingestion

The text advises using mustard as an emetic after swallowing poison, stating three teaspoonfuls mixed with warm water will stimulate the stomach to eject its contents. It claims mustard is quick and harmless as an emetic, recommended over other options.

Winged Chairs From A Bygone Mission Style

A discussion of the mission style chair and its craftsman successor notes their heavy form and broad seated sloping backs with deep upholstery. The text critiques their lack of grace and proportion while acknowledging comfort and presence in homes of the era.

Choosing a Chair to Suit the Home and Harmony

The piece counsels finding a replacement chair that matches existing furniture without shocking the eye. It urges tact and prayer over ruthlessness, favors winged chairs with comfortable cushions, and notes cane seats as adaptable options for various styles.

Greek Cynics and their Surly Philosophy

The Cynics, a Grecian sect founded by Antisthenes about 206 B.C., were noted for morose views and contempt for conventional life. Diogenes of Sinope, their famed disciple, inspired an Athenians’ Parian marble column topped by a dog.

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Gas From Wood Waste At Swedish Mill Sparks Big Savings

A Swedish saw mill operator claims burning wood chips and sawdust directly under the boiler saves 75 percent in fuel. The process also yields by products such as acids wood alcohol and tar, boosting production value.

Quarreling Over the Telephone Sparks Safety First Talk

Uncle Eben quotes a habit of labeling disputers as safety first fighters while noting that some people are greatly disappointed when the worst does not happen. The Washington Star frame reflects a rural wit and cautionary tone.

Uncle Eben Washington Star

Portugal's National Epic Lusiad by Camoens

The Detroit News notes the Lusiad as Portugal's national epic written by Luis Vaz de Camoens (1524–1550) and published in 1572. It outlines exile, return, and vast Lisbon print runs before 1700, while Camoens' epitaph claims he lived poor and neglected despite literary triumph.

Portugal Luis Vaz de Camoens Detroit News Camoens India Lisbon

You Cant Dodge It Humorous World War II Moment

A captain confronts a new private in a mess kitchen about dessert. The private answers with a jokey line about having no bananas, prompting the captain to escalate the exchange with a stern demand for a proper response.

Miess American Legion Weekly

Notable Quip on Loans About Collateral

A Boston Transcript quip questions why some people borrow trouble noting that some loans may not require collateral. The remark hints at attitudes toward lending and risk without naming individuals or events.

Boston Transcript

Cleverness Guided by Kindness and Wisdom

A concise reflection on how cleverness gains value when guided by compassion and prudent judgment, underscoring moral restraint in intelligent conduct.

Drapery Fabrics Highlight Quaker Craft Net and Gauze

In shops, Quaker craft net in colors is noted for durability and graceful drape allowing pleasing color effects. Grace and fiber gauze are available in a wide color range.

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