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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1911
Page
3
A collage of quoted exchanges appears in a historical page. Topics range from a judgmental gatekeeper to Heaven to a horse of speech about people and public life. The snippets include a witty umbrella seller and a boast of travel knowledge, all framed as brief sketches.
Distemper in all forms among all ages. Stable prevented from spreading. Distemper cure bottle guaranteed. Over 750000 bottles sold last year. Prices fifty cents and one dollar. Agents wanted. Write for free book. Spohn Med Co. Spec Contagious Diseases Goshen Ind.
A fragment from Harper's Weekly references mothers in law and ancestors, mockery of endurance in a humorous tone, and a comic aside about a bald man and the earth. It mentions Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a joke remedy and notes casual household humor about relationships.
A Pittsburgh area woman recounts five years of illness and failed medical care until Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound seemingly cured her after six bottles. The testimonial claims the remedy aids female complaints including irregularities and nervous prostration and invites other women to seek trial at no charge.
A fragment discusses a proposed creed by followers in Syria aiming at global unity and allegiance, presenting a religious movement with world-spanning claims and a call for a universal belief system.
William T. Ellis reports from Haifa on Abbas Effendi and Behaism. The article details Behaists worldwide, Abbas Effendi’s leadership, teachings of universal brotherhood, and calls for one language, peace, and interfaith respect amid a debate over Behaism as a final religion.
An athletic young woman who ran the district school drives a wagon trial over seven unruly boys. She asserts control with resolve while president of the school board stammers. Silas Weatherwax wavers but backs her plan. The crowd supports the teacher as confidence vote passes.
Dr John R Murlin of New York assistant professor of physiology at Cornell University medical college argues in the October Journal of the Outdoor Life that food is fuel for work. He says eat enough for daily energy but more is unnecessary and that appetite is not essential for digestion. He asserts four fifths of food provides energy for daily tasks while less than a fifth builds material.
A city cousin staying at a farm proposes a bridge party to the country relatives. The reaction is cautious as they fear the rural setting lacks proper bridge and worry about illness and the season. The country cousin dismisses the notion as impractical and prefers city fare.
A humorous quip about Henry as a steady but flawed student and a punchline on habit. The joke involves profanity over a professor and a line about a sane alarm clock. It also notes corrupt judges and truth in a nondescript way.
An Ohio woman credits Grape-Nuts and Postum with curing long stomach trouble and a skin breakout. She reports headaches and nervousness disappeared, complexion cleared, and weight rose from 90 to 120 pounds in months. She advised a friend who likewise recovered, and a doctor reportedly began prescribing the products.
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