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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1926
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment shows vague rates for subscriptions and foreign rates, listing durations like one year six months three months and a misleading 2010 date. The readable bits mix currency figures and intervals without clear context or complete items.
A historic note decries voter apathy and political opportunism. It laments leaders trading principle for policy and urges citizens to vote, warning the nation’s slackers may crowd the polls and hinder democracy.
A Connecticut preacher involved in poultry raising seeks a salary via hen care tips. He claims temperamental hens must be entertained to lay well, suggesting routines and even parlor music for birds. Poultry enthusiasts should judge for themselves while the writer stays with newspapers.
A discussion defines prosperity as more than wealth gained from others misfortune. Real property rests on the honest exploitation of natural and human resources to create value and growth.
The article discusses the next generation of portrait photography and issues around ownership and possession. It highlights evolving techniques and the impact on photographers and collectors.
Railroads seek to install automatic stop devices in engine cabs to halt trains when signals are not clear. Proponents argue these safety measures counter human error and make locomotives fail-safe in the modern era.
Medical science focuses on extending life beyond fifty and seventy, arguing for better care of the body earlier in life. If children and adults maintain right living, later old age can be managed as a crisis with health and happiness, drawing on stored energy and reserve power.
The piece argues that true prosperity must come from lasting national economic foundations, not episodic booms. It warns against waste and extravagance and calls for new resources, labor, services, or achievements that were previously unavailable to uplift everyone.
A public figure asserts Paris owes its upkeep to human effort rather than divine design. The remark emphasizes civic responsibility in preserving the city’s character and infrastructure, highlighting man’s role in shaping urban beauty.
The piece notes Halloween brings mysterious joy to both children and elders. It hints at masks and make believe while urging safe fun that protects property and helps others avoid sadness.
Washington reports that Dr Edouard Rist co-director at Laennec hospital told the National Tuberculosis association convention artificial pneumothorax is the most helpful advance in lung tuberculosis. He notes that collapsing both diseased lungs can benefit even with low remaining vital capacity and praises thoracoplasty for expanding cases eligible for relief.
The text argues that broad community advertising via newspapers amplifies a business message, noting gas and talk costs are worthwhile as results stem from duplicating effort and reaching more people.
An article notes a Chevrolet powered auxiliary room on the Steamship President Lincoln sailing from San Francisco to the Orient. The water proof cabin houses an electric power plant that can generate electricity for the wireless set in case of emergency if other systems fail.
A dated extract from October 26 1926 records a group led by Oliver C Dunford and others climbing Paris Peak. The diary mentions prices for wheat oats butter and eggs, and notes the top reached in about one hour after departing in clear weather. It invites future deposits of history and warns against vandalism.
F H Seeley of Chicago and Philadelphia, renowned rupture expert, will be at the Bannock Hotel in Pocatello Wednesday only October 27 from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. He promotes the Teng Spermatic Shield as a non surgical solution with government-backed documents. cautions against elastic trusses and understraps. Seeley’s home office is at 117 Dearborn St Chicago.
A Bear Lake County resident running on the Republican ticket pledges strict law enforcement and adherence to the Eighteenth Amendment. He vows to serve without faction, protect citizens from immorality and crime, run a clean campaign, and treat opponents fairly.
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