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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1912
Page
6
A string of humorous observations and social witticisms touch on politics, aviation, fashion, romance, and daily life. Topics range from campaign talk and longevity prizes to oysters, soap, and banana peels of modernity. The piece notes cultural quirks, odds and ends, and light editorial banter about society, science, and travel.
William A Radford offers free expert Q A on building topics for readers. He advocates a medium sized low cost house with a 26 1/2 by 44 1/2 foot ground plan and discusses dining room extensions and deep window seats for light and comfort.
The article describes a roomy dining room with a large window seat and central chimney for strong ventilation. It notes four flues, a well-planned kitchen, expansive pantry, and optional sideboard, plus a front vestibule hall, two clothes closets per bedroom, and a sizable bathroom. Estimated build cost is about $2,000 without heater, plumbing, mantel, or lighting.
A detailed rose jar perfume method describes gathering rose petals at dawn and drying them, layering with salt, aging, then adding spices and oils in two jars. The final stock can be simple or elaborate and preserves for years with a daily open jar scent filling the room.
The author argues that a woman’s role extends beyond hearth and home. Education for motherhood and guidance of children requires biology psychology and philosophy. She urges aligning with her divine nature to gain spiritual direction and practical knowledge, freeing herself from male constraint.
A simple hat pin holder is made from a circular cardboard tube used for photographs. The tube is covered in pale pink silk with a white blossom design and green leaves, tied with black velvet ribbon at the neck and base, and a ribbon loop for hanging. A circular base pad of cotton wool cushions the pin points inside.
Many think perfumes undesirable while others see fragrance as refinement and healthful. The key point is to use perfumes in moderation and only the best varieties.
Describes a child's house dress with a looped corner trim on the front. The bodice features sleeves and joined front and back with wrapped seams, buttons, a lace collar, and a royal blue bow with white spots. Materials listed include crepe pon 40 inches wide and 144 dozen buttons.
Harper's Bazaar notes lace spreads through autumn gowns in novel blends with silk velvet voile and chiffon. Lace decorates wedding and party wear with color contrasts and plaited lace skirts. The Robespierre frill replaces belts on coats as a modern smart detail.
Old cabinet makers stamped their names on pieces. A commode signed C. C Saunier M. E. in Paris fetched 2,200 francs, illustrating how a name can boost value in the antiques market.
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin marketed as a simple laxative blend of herbs and pepsin. The ad claims regular bowels reduce illness and promises relief by morning with no griping. It offers a free trial bottle by mailing name and address to Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
An Argonaut note recalls a Yankee lord of the soil who answers How do you feel today with Well, it ain't done me no good. It highlights non committal speech and a physician visit routine. A snow slide victim who brushes snow from his clothes avoids pain by saying it does not harm him.
The piece notes the centenary celebration of the steamboat and recalls the British Admiralty's view that a paddle wheel steamboat was useless for navigation. It also mentions Dr. Lardner who argued no steam vessel could cross the Atlantic, mocking the transport of a man and wife.
A tongue in cheek comparison questions the value of luxury seating versus humble worship. The piece notes people often seek guidance from strangers rather than luxury or tradition when choosing where to sit.
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