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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1923
Page
6
A newspaper description notes how many Christmas gifts are small furnishings and personal belongings made by friends. It highlights a score tablet case and a sewing case crafted from ribbon, using black and gold color schemes, with gold braid binding and black satin ing. The tablet case holds a pencil and could carry cards.
Scraps of canton flannel elderdown plush and velvet form many small animals. Pieces are cut by paper patterns then machine stitched and stuffed with sawdust or cotton. Eyes are glass headed pins or buttons, with covered wire, colored paper and yarn stitching adding details.
Decorative fly swatters join holiday gift list shown with red yarn and appliqué flowers. A card table cover features black Rateen fabric with bright appliqué flowers in silk and cotton fabrics and silk floss outlines.
A long reading page from a letters column outlines how to request poems, songs, and answers. Readers ask about skin spots hair care and wedding attire while Miss Brooks provides practical fashion tips and social guidance.
W. F. Penny, a leading Hendersonville merchant, endorses Tanlac saying it cured years of indigestion and stomach trouble after an operation and ulceration. He credits Tanlac with restoring strength and normal activity and urges readers to buy from reputable druggists. Over 40 million bottles sold.
A local shop offers dyeing and tinting of clothing and drapery for 15 cents. Women can transform faded items into fresh looks with color renewals. The service targets dresses curtains and other fabrics to restore vivid hues.
Don’t wonder about dyeing success. Diamond Dyes guarantee perfect results for first time users. Druggists carry all colors. Directions included in each package.
Experiments show ozone in air can be measured with fair accuracy using iodine potassium iodide and starch on blotting paper. Papers protected from sun and rain are exposed to air for a set time and color varies from light to deep yellow with higher ozone levels.
A London physician joins a house party for shooting. A privileged butler asks if he enjoyed it. The doctor answers yes but hardly anything. The butler responds it is the script.
Exchange hints at secrecy in marriage with witty remark about what others may reveal first. Two speakers tease trust and disclosure without further details.
A vintage ad extols Fletcher's Castoria as a safe teething remedy used for over 80 years. It claims no narcotics, contains proven directions on each package, and is physician recommended with the genuine product bearing a signature.
A readable fragment describes Gail expressing sympathy for a homely boy, reflecting attitudes toward appearance and social acceptance in the present context. The item hints at social judgments and personal empathy without naming clearer events or dates.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble often without realizing it. Swamp Root, a physician’s prescription, is advertised as a remedy. Buy a bottle at any drug store or request a sample by sending ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton, NY.
Advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for skin care with soap and talcum, priced 25¢ each. The humor strip features Mr Flubdub joking about an average of 8.45 persons per car in national park motorist registrations, quipping about being the .45 person per car.
A sharp note on male behavior lists loud laughter at missed putts, late night calls, missed openers, and general noisiness as irritants in relationships. It frames these as common patterns that strain harmony.
The saying notes that the more we know of some men the more we admire the patience of their wives, attributing quiet resilience and steadfast support as a valued trait in marriage.
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