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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1931
Page
2
Fragrant foliage was popular years ago with leaves picked dried and used to scent drawers boxes and other items. Lemon verbena rose geranium and scented geraniums were favored. Petals were packed and alcohol added to make a delicately flavored perfume.
Nurses warn that the system runs down and germs attack, while doctors prescribe Fellows' Syrup for nervous, tired people unable to sleep. The tonic supposedly restores energy quickly, replenishes the body with valuable ingredients, and lifts spirits. Get the genuine Fellows' Syrup from your druggist today.
Government tests show good peanut seed retains vitality after three or four years of storage. Peanut growers previously believed seed stored beyond two years would decline, but researchers report sustained germination and vigor in aged seed.
A clipped dialogue reveals a boastful lawyer offering to obtain a divorce for cruel treatment. The woman retorts that the husband fears confronting her, calling him a “little shrimp” who avoids any room she occupies.
A playful exchange highlights a proud father noting his child stands out among siblings. The vignette remarks on forethought versus afterthought as a humorous aside.
Advertisement urges prompt aspirin use for colds and sore throat. Recommends two tablets at first signs, repeat if symptoms persist, and dissolving three tablets for gargling. Claims Bayer aspirin does not depress the heart and includes proven directions for colds headaches sore throat neuralgia neuritis.
A luncheon tale features Irene Castle McLaughlin recounting a dog named Moreover with a Biblical name joke. Leonard Smith in California finds his watch inside a bass he catches and cleans. The piece closes with a caution about unpleasant facts in literature.
The advertisement touts Castoria as a safe, gentle remedy for infants and older children, claiming it regulates delicate organs without harsh drugs or narcotics. It emphasizes doctors and mothers using Castoria for colds, fevers, and digestive upset, urging continued use with the genuine product name.
A Kansas mother praises California Figure Syrup for keeping her daughter Bonnie at the top in health tests. The advertisement claims the vegetable laxative boosts stomach and bowel tone, stimulates appetite, aids digestion, and aids recovery during illness.
A London Opinion line recalls a boy who used to deliver flowers later marrying the florist’s daughter. The remark highlights a poetic arc from childhood gifts to a married life connected to the floristry world.
A short editorial note says choosing work he likes keeps a young man from idling with his feet on the desk. The line emphasizes self discipline through purposeful employment.
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