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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
7
Syracuse resident Mrs. R. E. Deming reports relief from fainting spells and poor appetite during the Change of Life after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits twelve bottles with restoring health and urges others to try the herbal remedy, noting its lack of narcotics or harmful drugs.
George B. Young of Shanghai reports China’s walnut industry has grown to vast scale using low-cost labor and primitive processing. He notes high quality US market nuts, extensive byproducts, and rising machinery demand as China eyes textile competition and broader manufacturing growth.
Washington officials estimate 1921 will see immigration exceed one million as total arrivals reach about 480,001 with 288,815 leaving. Movement shifts toward Mexico and Canada replenish labor while Europe sends fewer newcomers. Italy and England contribute large shares as Spain and Portugal rise in prewar comparisons.
Paris reports anti gangrenous serum shown to treat appendicitis with success over thirteen years of tests. Professor Pierre Delbet says operations may soon be abandoned for the disease. In Muncie Indiana Victor Templeton learns his uncle Cloyd Urich, found dead at Sweet Grass Montana, is alive after a station misidentification.
This town claims the hot dog honor for Jack Edgar with a best effort of 24 at one meal. The piece highlights Duncanwood Ohio as producing another local champion.
Mrs Mary Bedig petitions the Superior Court for divorce from Moses Bedig alleging constant singing in public meals and lip smacking at home. The couple married last May in San Francisco.
A Cincinnati Enquirer remark notes a rule about communication in marriage focusing on a wife wanting to discuss something she lacks and the need for a patient conversation. The line implies listening before responding in domestic discussions.
Canada produced and marketed apples valued at nearly 27 million dollars in 1919. The figure reflects strong export activity and domestic consumption amid postwar trade conditions.
Advertisement asserts impurities in blood cause loss of appetite and fatigue. It promotes S. S. S. as a vegetable blood remedy, a general tonic and system builder to improve appetite and vitality for all ages. Provides address for Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
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