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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1931

Page

3

Trinkets Hidden in Old Pueblo Homes Unearthed

Indian maidens in ancient New Mexico stored valuables in pueblo walls. Colorado College treasurer WW Postlewaite reports an Indian workman found a string of 1 045 jet and white beads and numerous turquoise fragments in Chetre Keti in Chaco canyon.

New Mexico W. Postlewaite Colorado College Chetro Keti Chaco Canyon New Mexican Navajo Desert Postlewaite

Forty years old but looks twenty Mrs Johnson’s secret

Mrs Johnson, aged forty but appearing twenty, lives in her town. Neighbors call her young and active due to a tonic doctors recommend Fellows' Syrup. She uses it regularly and credits vitality and beauty to the iron and salts in the syrup. Visit your druggist and ask for Fellows' Syrup.

Fellows Ake

Fellows Syrup and Fast Jokes in Bedford Standard

The page features a Ted Dreiser quip about Soviet manners from his Russia trip, a dialogue on beginner's luck between Mr. and Mrs. Brewer-John, and a quick joke about a fast watch. It preserves a light, satirical local tone with named individuals and brief anecdotes.

Theodore Dreiser Russia Leningrad

Californian Fig Syrup Endorsed by Western Mother

A testimonial from Mrs. J. G. Moore of San Antonio touts Californian Fig Syrup as a gentle laxative that tames a sick baby’s bowels and restores vigor. She claims it regulates Dorothy’s digestion since infancy and helps with colds, urging buyers to ensure the label bears the Horace time name, famed for 60 years.

Mia J. G. Moore Cliff Ave San Antonio Bene California Dorothy Horatt

Bayer Aspirin Relief Ad Says Take Two or Three Tablets

The ad promotes Bayer Aspirin as fast relief for headaches and various pains, urging two or three tablets with water for quick comfort. It claims the Bayer cross guarantees authenticity, notes safety for the heart and stomach, and suggests keeping tablets in every shop, office, and home.

Oll Bayer

Airmans record tale and light quips from era

An interview in San Diego recounts a farmer who witnessed a young airman climb down a tree after a crash attempt to set an altitude record. The farmer quips the airman succeeded as the first to descend without climbing up. The piece also notes quotes about marriage and business figures and a light remark on flattery.

Apollo Soucek San Diego

Indigestion Relief Promoted by Phillips Milk of Magnesia

About two hours after eating many suffer sour stomachs or indigestion from over-stimulated nerves and excess acid. The advised remedy neutralizes acid with an alkali. The article recommends Failins Milk of Magnesia as a pleasant, harmless, fast-acting cure in water, noting it is the genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia sold by physicians and drugstores for 50 cents a bottle.

Agnesia

Philadelphia Twins Retire After 41 Years in Math Department

West Philadelphia High School marks the retirement of Anne Linton and Eliza beth Linton, twin educators in the mathematics department. The sisters, long affiliated with the school, leave after 41 years of continuous teaching and a combined 62 years of service as aides. Their strikingly similar features are noted in the report.

Anne Linton Elizabeth Linton Philadelphia West Philadelphia High School

Lots to Learn Gerald Well

Quotations in the New Bedford Standard show Beulah urging self study as Gerald defends his opinion of himself.

Gerald Beulah New Bedford Standard

Advice On Advice From The Kilburn Times

A witty exchange notes that no woman seeks another’s fashion advice and suggests not asking the enemy for war strategy in a Kilburn Times style quip. The remark plays on gender and wartime prudence with dry humor.

Kilburn

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