Not There Praise of a Desirable Suite
A dialog presents a customer praising a suite as highly desirable while admitting uncertainty about its purpose. The attendant clarifies that the space is a flat.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1917
Page
7
A dialog presents a customer praising a suite as highly desirable while admitting uncertainty about its purpose. The attendant clarifies that the space is a flat.
Fragmentary text questions a method of work and discusses daily labor. No clear person, organization, date, or location is identifiable. Further readable context is needed to establish a coherent news item.
Physicians urge kidneys receive attention as they cleanse blood. An herbal preparation Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is promoted as a remedy with a sample offer for ten cents.
The article notes rising risks for aviators including anti aircraft guns mounted on fast cars chasing aircraft behind lines. It cites Zeppelins downed at Compiegne in April 1917 and Trevigny in April 1916 as consequences. It mentions a record hit at 15 000 feet and 9 000 yards with a large crew required for these cannons. Carroll Dana Wing in Scribner's Magazine.
Red faces and red hands remedy using Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap. Apply ointment to affected facial areas on rising and retiring, wash with soap and hot water. For hands, soak in hot lather of Cuticura Soap, dry, and rub in Cuticura Ointment. Free sample by mail with book. Address postcard to Cuticura Dept. L Boston. Sold everywhere.
A fragment from a humorous exchange shows Pil telling Jibway not to lend another cent. The dialogue hints at hurt feelings over a dollar request and ends with a quip about Whit Monday. The page notes a couple finally agreeing to marry, but their agreement seems the last thing they ever settled.
Readers from Aurora and Cincinnati share strong testimonials about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound easing female troubles and restoring strength. Letters describe back and side pains, weakness, and renewed ability to perform housework after several weeks of use, urging other women to try the remedy.
Frank C Hare advises on improving winter eggs from poultry. He cites unsanitary housing, mites, and improper feed as main causes and outlines a bright, sanitary, near shade poultry house with south facing open front, dry sandy loam ground, and concrete or compact dirt floors. He details two long roosts, a dropboard, nests, a ventilated north door, and removable fittings to allow cleaning and disinfection.
Detailed instructions describe framing a poultry house with specific dimensions and materials. It covers cutting two 10 foot pieces and two 4 foot 4 inch pieces for sills, erecting front and back studs, arranging center studs, plates, and rafters, then covering with flooring and boards. It advises elevating the earth floor six inches with straw litter, letting hens scratch, and applying building paper and whitewash to prevent mites.
In Kansas bulletin style guidance warns roup is not a poultry germ disease and separations and regular treatment fight infection. It notes drafts dampness and exposure promote roup germs, while healthy birds resist. details home remedies include hydrogen peroxide solution boric acid coal tar and carbolic acid mixtures for treatment and disinfection.
Advice emphasizes cleaning coops weekly and keeping houses well ventilated. It suggests spreading litter over the floor to aid cleanliness and disease prevention in 4th century coop housing.
It is not advisable to keep ducks and chickens in the same house or run. Ducks will contaminate the water and air, creating filth that affects the other poultry.
A war correspondent explains the immense power of large guns in the European conflict. Descriptions compare firepower from 12 to 16.4 inch weapons, noting their range, impact, and the awe they inspire, including naval and land artillery. The piece mixes dramatic analogies with technical details.
A worn pedestrian seeks rest during a long journey and is offered tea and eggs by a kind host. The visitor accepts, but fatigue colors the scene as the shell’s signs mislead and the man remains tired rather than refreshed.
A shopper argues with a clerk about returning a bought novel after a long wait for change. The man explains he waited for his change and wants a refund or exchange.
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