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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1917
Page
6
Ward confronts Elinor as secrets unravel about the burned parish house and a planned theft. After a tense confrontation, Ward leaves, while Huff fatally shoots in the shadows, and Henriette hides a revolver as danger closes in.
Ward lies in a hospital after a fall and recalls Elinor as Boroday faces the chief’s probe into the church parcel and the missing seventy eight thousand dollars. The chief suspects Boroday’s role in the country club fire and the parish money scheme.
The Los Angeles Times advises that kidney diseases arise from salt and argues against medicines. It promotes a fruit cereal diet with no salt or sugar, praises steamed asparagus and parsley for kidneys and bladder, warns parsley overdose harms vision, and singles out pears as ideal fruit for sufferers.
An article extols the peony as hardy and bloom-rich, tracing its Chinese-Japanese cultivation, and detailing growing methods to produce May shipments. It notes planting on south-facing, rich land, blooms around May 18, 15 day season, and lasting five years with minimal care. Peonies tolerate winters, resist disease, and can yield income via early northern markets.
The article notes nearly all London printers now employ women compositors and cites expanding female roles in Britain and on Scottish railways. It mentions Dutch Guiana women safeguarding family wealth with jewelry, passport limits for women seeking war work, and Columbia University’s College of Physicians and Surgeons admitting women on equal standing.
A compact saying frames infidelity as a peril in romance. The line compares a passionate affair to a serpent hidden in a garden, implicating the rival woman as the source of trouble in love.
A Louisville Courier Journal quip notes army ads seeking cooks with a caveat that enlistment is not required. The comment mocks the cooks by implying their escape from service proves they understand their role.
Cleansing and beautifying claim for Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment with no massaging or steaming required. Free sample by mail and a booklet are offered. address postcard to Cuticura Dept. L Boston. Sold everywhere.
A tenant named Mikey cannot pay rent for over a month and the landlord confronts him. Mikey proposes a plan and later sends a letter suggesting the landlord should lower the rent to lessen the loss. The exchange ends with the landlord reading the proposed rent reduction.
A town tradesman placed a box labeled for the blind outside his shop. After it vanished, he reveals the cash saved. He points to a new canvas blind shielding his shop window and says, Not bad, it.
A quoted exchange reveals a man preferring natural behavior and recounts a past incident where a stranger helped pull a $700 car from a mud hole without sarcasm or humor. The dialogue hints at values and social attitudes of the speaker.
A succinct proverb-style line credits initiative over patience. It frames opportunity as something to pursue through action rather than awaiting a summons, urging proactive effort and strategic daring.
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