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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1923
Page
2
A Boston Transcript quip explains a child asks what a floating debt is and the father answers with a joke that a motor boat is a floating debt. The line captures a humorous exchange about finance and boats in a light newsy tone.
An old Bayer aspirin ad warns to look for the Bayer name on packages and tablets noting its safety for cold and pain relief. The ad mentions tablet sizes and price, and defines aspirin as Bayer’s trade mark. A separate stock note recounts an investor who tired of endorsing a dividend check after years of receiving growing accounts and proxy requests.
A Boston scene features a street vendor quoting seventy five cent by the quart for string beans. The Boston lady and a poised quipster exchange a joke about altitude and high-strung beans in a Yale Record style vignette.
A wry dialogue notes McMiser giving up golf after losing his ball. The Boston Transcript also comments that income tax installments always come due when money is tight, highlighting a common financial squeeze.
Numerous young workers in homes offices stores and mills suffer fatigue weakness and related disorders from long hours and poor positions. Testimonials praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine for improving health enabling full work capacity and regular periods.
A film director guides his actors through erasing and registering emotions as a rehearsal method. The excerpt also notes that stowaways such as spiders, lizards, and snakes are found in fruit shipments from the tropics. It closes with quips about money, religion, and a quiet reading.
A clipped row of quips notes Uganda telegraphs are unreliable as copper wire thefts grow. The collection includes Jud Tunkins on sincerity, a Life remark on greed, and a Life quote about fear of law.
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