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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1915
Page
6
In Hall Bonistelle's studio a tense day unfolds as Rosamund Gale, the glamorous model, pressures for a party night invitation while Flodie Fisher contends with jealousy and financial strain. Hall admires Rosamund's pose even as Flodie confronts rivalries and unsettling demands.
In a tense scene, Hall seduces Rosamund then declares he must marry her before midnight. Rosamund, tearful yet alluring, asks if his feeling is real while Hall contemplates social prestige, wealth, and a swift marriage. (TO BE CONTINUED.)
An early 20th century notice touts Resinol ointment and Resinol soap as effective, low cost treatments for ringworms and skin itch. It cites a Baltimore doctor’s prescription and claims widespread physician use for twenty years, promising instant itching relief.
A Louisville attorney and a railroad man share a tale from a theater box. The red faced spectator turns out to be the attorney's cousin prompting amused recognition.
Bowdoinham Maine reports a catching of a boneless shad dubbed the Burbank. The unusual catch highlights local angling novelty and folklore in the season's fishing notes.
A reclusive inventor visits General Miles with a bulletproof army coat and urges adoption. Miles orders a quick test as a clerk prepares the coat, but the inventor abruptly vanishes claiming he forgot something.
Berlin Conn. correspondent reports Mrs. Burdick of Washington Ridge was struck by a bolt that damaged eight rooms and cost over $1,000 in repairs. She emerged free from rheumatic pain after the shock, revived by Dr. Mulligan of New Britain. Burdick remains silent on the incident.
The text notes the United States constitution was adopted in 1789 and contrasts U S stability with shifts in Europe since that year. It highlights England, Russia, Denmark and Spain as ancient powers that have undergone numerous governmental changes, asserting U S rule remains notably stable despite regional upheavals.
At a Massachusetts dedication Governor Walsh addressed elementary pupils. He used his military aide in a gold uniform as a teachable moment about patriotism. The children answered who he was and what he did with surprise and honesty, while a family dispute at home surfaced in the anecdote.
A joke strip notes a newlywed wife six weeks into marriage asks if her husband still loves her. He replies with a witty line asserting enduring love and humor about the quieting of romance.
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