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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1915

Page

7

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed in Kasota Testimonial

A Kasota Minnesota reader describes relief from years of pain and weakness after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter praises renewed strength and urges others to try the medicine, inviting inquiries to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. for confidential advice.

Lydia Pinkham Mia Clara Maplecrest Farm Kasota Minn Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia EE. Pinkham Lydia E.pinkham

Try Denison's Coffee and Courteous Maid in Odd Episode

The piece notes a group of women visiting a residence while the maid explains their mistress sleeps and will be up soon. It then references two birds, the robin and bluebird, and their fruit-eating habits in California along with seasonality.

Philippines United ‘States

Social gossip sparks editor’s column on parties

A lively social chatter scene shows Mrs Pile invited while Mrs Flubdub is not. Mrs Spandid snubs Mrs Van Squawk as a passing editor muses on the townsfolk’s interest and decides to write a society column.

Mineral Salts Essential for Nerve and Muscle Nourishment

The article notes that minerals such as potash sodium lime and iron are vital for nourishing muscle brain and nerves but are not found in sufficient amounts in white bread and many other foods.

Grape-Nuts Marketed as Brain Health Food

Historical ad copy touts Grape-Nuts as splendid for the brain and ideal for school children. It claims partial pre digestion allows quick absorption into the system from the stomach to nerves and sinew, sold by grocers.

Navy radio sends 200 word daily message to warships

The article describes a daily 200 word news bulletin telegraphed to naval wireless stations for ships in West Indies waters. Capt. Bullard and Secretary Daniels spearheaded the program, delivering home news and baseball scores to sailors far from port. The system enhances time signals, long-range communication, and future interchanges with the Philippines.

Washington Port Au Prince Haiti New—York Pittsburgh Uncle Sam West Indian Key ‘West Fla Gulf Caribbean South Atlantic W. H. Bullard Daniela Naval Radio Service Arlington Darien Canal Zone Continental United States Daniels Thia

King Victor Emmanuel in Aquileia Conference

King Victor Emmanuel appears in Aquileia near Monfalcone with two prominent citizens and the local priest during a wartime conference. Aquileia, an ancient Roman town near Monfalcone, was recently wrested from the Austrians by Italian forces.

Victor- Emmanuel Italy Aquilela Monfalcons

Thumb Off and Walks Seven Miles for Doctor

Torger Nesset a Minnesota homesteader three miles west of Here cut off his left thumb while clearing a new highway. He wrapped the severed part in paper and walked seven miles to Dr Northorne where the doctor, without anesthetics, scraped the wound and sewed on the thumb.

Orth Minn Torger Nesset Here Northorne

Grass House Relics Show Wichita's Prairie Craft

Chickasha Oklahoma reports that grass houses once common on the Wichita reservation in Caddo county are dwindling, with only four remaining. The article details how squaws collected grass, built ring frames, lashed poles, and thatched walls to create warm, weatherproof homes, completed in about three weeks with help from sisters.

Chickasha Okla Caddo County Squaws

Mrs Richard Hood Cole A Social Figure In Pacific Circles

Mrs Richard Hood Cole of Pasadena California a prominent social figure on the Pacific coast travels to Washington as a personal representative of General Carlotza. She is noted for outdoor life horsemanship tennis and marksmanship and is expected to become a notable presence in US Mexico international life in the coming decade. The Coles home in Pasadena is described as a show place.

Washington Carrolttza Pacific Coast International Lfe Mexico United States Coles Pasadena Cal

Railroad moves to create Pittsburgh boulevard route

The Pennsylvania Railroad will relocate its main line tracks to a new route to make way for a three mile boulevard through Edgeworth and Sewickley. Officials call it an unprecedented move in U S railroading history and note the project costs about 1 500 000 dollars.

New Boulevard Pittsburgh Sewickley Pennsylvania Railroad Company Edgeworth

What Women Will Do With Furs In Heat Of Summer

Collier's Weekly asks what fashion could not do and notes women wore fur during extreme heat with the thermometer at 84 below zero and the day Bastille fell and the Declaration of Independence was signed.

Collier’s Weekly

Cuticura Soap Promises Soothing Bath For Sensitive Skin

Advertising note touts Cuticura Soap as most soothing for sensitive skins with Cuticura Ointment for red rough itching pimply areas. Claims superior care for skin scalp hair and hands and invites postcard requests from Boston department XY for trial.

Cuticura Dept. XY Boston

Absolutely Necessary Swindle Over Art Prices

Mr Moss objects to an empty priced catalogue at the gallery noting no prices. Mrs Moss asks if he plans to buy, and he says no yet questions how to appreciate pictures without price information.

Moss The Art Gallery

Denison’s Coffee Promotes Arctic Telephone Line Plan

Amid promotional copy a note mentions extending telephone lines to Tromsø in Norway, located 200 miles north of the Arctic Circle, as part of a feasibility push.

Tromsoe Norway Arctic Circle

So Paw Says Leading Citizen Riddle

A playful aphorism notes a leading citizen is a man whose example may not be safe to follow. The line suggests caution in judging public figures by appearance rather than deeds.

Paw Lemuel

No Mistake About It Homes Cited In Bills Debate

A columnist argues a man's home should be the dearest place, while noting rising bills strain households. The piece emphasizes budget stress amid inflation and calls for prudent household spending to protect home life.

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