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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1917
Page
7
A motorist, stranded on the border of a plowed field after skidding off a road, explains to a passerby that he has just bought a new car and is burying the old one in the field, prompting puzzled questions about the accident.
A classic 19th century medical advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine treats catarrh by acting through the blood on mucous surfaces. It promises to remove the disease’s foundation, improve health, and aid nature in curing any case, with testimonials available from J. Cheney & Co. and druggists.
Mrs Timson instructs Thurza to use only well water for drinking and to use rain water for washing. Thurza mixes rain and well water to heat the kettle, hoping both ends of the kettle will warm for washing up after tea in a San Francisco Argonaut item.
A fragment notes Pleasant Feltets as a long standing liver product of forty years, described as the original little liver plus put up to regulate liver and nivale Ad.
Mrs Holt admires a church pew bought for 22 dollars and says it is as lovely as Mrs Ringley’s pew costing about 76 dollars. The Ringleys can afford a more conspicuous pew, but Mrs Holt cheerfully suggests they can join later and still feel proud.
A fragment shows a cheerful elder mentioning two nieces set to join the Red Cross and a nephew training at Ft Sheridan, while remarking on mysterious rumors about a shady reputation. The odd phrasing hints at wartime sentiment and family connections amid uncertainty.
A detailed description of an efficient two story corn crib and granary combining storage with a central 10 foot driveway and overhead grain bins. The article outlines construction details, framing, trough conveyors, and windbreaks to reduce grain losses and labor, with advice from William A. Radford on farm building practices.
The manuscript describes a winter drive and summer threshing complex serving as a grain handling area. It covers concrete foundations, cupola with elevator, bin and crib arrangements, ventilation spouts, lighting, and lightning protection. It emphasizes strength, economy, and the need for expert testing of grain load bearing.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a physician prescribed cure for kidney liver and bladder issues. It claims wide success and urges readers to buy a bottle or request a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York citing the newspaper.
Representative Frank L. Greene of Vermont recalls a social chat about children. Bessie hosted a birthday party for a friend of her own age. After cake they went to the attic for hide and seek. Two hours later the mother found Bessie alone in a great armchair nibbling leftovers.
A mixed ad and humor snippet recounts boschee's German Syrup praised for cough relief and lung support and a joke about Jim Garry quitting a job. It also notes soldiers and a grayheaded editor facing army discrimination, reflecting brief anecdotes from Toledo News-Bee and Adams Enterprise.
A dialog hints at social habits and domestic friction as a man deflects questions about jam in small talk. The line contrasts table presence with travel settings while implying domestic guessing games about a spouse.
An advertisement notes that kidneys influence aging and says drinking water and taking Anuric tablets can reduce uric acid in the blood. Dr. Pierce of Buffalo promotes Anuric as a remedy for backache lumbago rheumatism and swollen joints. Trial packs are advertised with 10 cents and a larger package for 60 cents.
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