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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1945
Page
6
A 22 inch sleeping doll is offered permanently dressed in a warm sleeping suit with embroidered eyes. The pattern includes long curls in either blond or dark cotton yarn and full cutting instructions for the doll body and pajamas. Send 16 cents plus name address and pattern number 6037 to obtain the complete cutting pattern.
A brief general knowledge quiz prompt invites participation with a mix of trivia questions. It frames a casual game format suitable for quick round play and rapid responses. The prompt emphasizes broad topics and accessible clues.
A set of trivia prompts asks how many members the President's cabinet may contain according to the Constitution, why a bloodhound is called so, which country first adopted daylight saving time, whether an airplane can be said to zoomed down, what is America's greatest cash crop, and nautical language for sailing zigzag against the wind.
The document lists six numbered answers. It notes that nothing is mentioned for item one, describes bloodhounds as pure bred, places a reference to England in 1916, clarifies that zoom means upward flight, mentions cotton grown on 25 percent of farms and average yearly value over one billion dollars for the past three years, and ends with the word Tack.
A vintage home remedy describes mixing two cups granulated sugar with one cup water until dissolved, then adding two percent ounces of Pinex to make a pint of cough medicine. The mix is said to loosen phlegm, soothe irritation, ease breathing, and aid sleep, with money-back if not satisfactory.
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