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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1950
Page
3
Amid World War II era resistance imagery a known anti-Communist propaganda group spreads the letter F as a freedom symbol. The mark appears on ceilings, trains and everyday surfaces as intimidation and bold messaging.
De Benjamin argues for a big Charles Maxim fight as a revival of classic era matchups. He praises Maxim as a stronger puncher and notes Maxim’s improved form and arm health. He suggests Doc Kearns could spark renewed interest and betting appeal. The piece also recalls Dempsey Tunney bouts and historic purses from 1928.
Pattern 330 teaches making gifts from tin and glass with traced designs and clear directions. It also shows an easy method to create wooden lids for cans and jars. Price 25 cents.
A vintage ad urges holiday gifting of Camels and Prince Albert tobacco. It touts a built in greeting card in a Camel carton and claims Camels are the most smoked cigarette. The copy targets smokers with festive messaging and gift ideas for friends and relatives.
An old home cough remedy promotes mixing 2 cups granulated sugar with 1 cup water to create a syrup then add 24 ounces of Pinox in a pint bottle for economy. It claims rapid action to loosen phlegm soothe irritated membranes ease breathing and aid sleep with a money back guarantee. Pinex is described as a concentrated proven formula for throat and bronchial irritation. The ad also touts ready mixed Pinex for convenience.
A East St. Louis nurse Jennie Adele testifies Hadacol eased her long deficiency of Vitamins B1 B6 Niacin and Iron. She reports eight bottles brought energy better sleep and a return to normal digestion and appetite. The ad touts liquid form fast absorption and a money back guarantee with sizes 1.25 trial and 3.50 hospital.
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