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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1912
Page
4
The piece urges readers to forget defeat and support the elected, citing W. J. Borah and Janet Thomas Van Osdel. It counsels abandoning worry about past and future politics, and to seek relief in simple, uplifting acts and attention to the good around us.
Readers are told a $100 reward to prove Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh, described as a constitutional disease needing a constitutional remedy. The ad claims the medicine cleanses blood and mucous surfaces, builds up the constitution, and offers the $100 if any case fails to cure with testimonials available. Sold by all druggists with additional Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Suburban Life describes beliefs around the evil eye in oriental rug weaving. It notes trades in Bersia and Afghanistan, dowry borders left broken to ward off devils, and white spots worn on rugs to protect wearers from misfortune. The piece blends cultural anecdote with a brief classroom exchange about a Greek teacher and a child named George.
The Snappy-Roadster pleases horse lovers with a fine road showing. Onor First Class Livery Stable offers the snappiest turnouts single or team hitch to any vehicle. Up-to-date turnout service day or night. Low charges. Bear Lake Livery Company JOAN JF. JEWETL, PROPRIETOR telephone 29.
A bold display highlights a new line of coats and skirts. Shoppers see varied styles, from classic to modern cuts, with emphasis on texture and color. The feature notes available sizes and price points.
A Pearson's Weekly description explains how a craftsman builds a mosaic from mother of pearl. He carves wood work then fits tiny shell pieces with paste and files to shape them. The process ends with rubbing, varnish, and finishing touches for a layered pearl design.
A 1787 Virginia town marks St. Andrew's day with a single observed program. Fiddlers compete with twenty players, a 112 yard boys race for 12 shillings, dancing, prizes, and royal toasts. The Ohio State Journal notes tastes may have changed but imagines the festival's merriment. Also included is a note on deep sea creatures in Spare Moments.
A reader describes a method of regular self observation at home assessing porch, windows, curtains and rooms. By viewing the house as a stranger, clutter is spotted and edits made later. The habit extends to dressing for street or home and presenting oneself to the reflection for improvements.
The lobster shell contains a pigment tied to the skin that blends lime with pigment after each molt. The pigment turns red and intense in water at high temperature and also with alcohol, ether, and various acids.
Detroit Free Press notes the marked discontent with Brown's high position and $310000 yearly pay as officials imply he must earn that salary through performance. The piece adds a whimsical legal aside about a couple's court journey and a separate reference to Smithers and Jenkins.
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