26 Oct 1917
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1917
Page
1
Subscribed in my presence and sworn to before me this 0 Gay Oct 1917. Rich County Treasurer H. H. BROOMBEAD sworn as ex officio auditor of said counties in the document appearance of the county official.
A cost effective method uses a bent Eins medicine dapper to dispense exact quantities of tonic at the roots. This allows precise dosing for expensive hair tonics or dressings, ensuring economical and satisfactory results.
A fragment mentions snails acting as rain barometers and notes a London suburb death of Mrs. D. Owens, nearly ninety six, who had attended Napoleon's funeral. Born January 26, 1821 on St. Helena, she was five months old when taken to the funeral on May 9. In 1840 she helped embroider a silk flag for the coffin at sea.
A reflective piece by George Matthew Adams urges readers to get acquainted with themselves and cultivate a strong inner friendship. It extols walking alone, thinking over life decisions, and aligning with high ideals to gain power for aiding others.
A satirical public notice urges avoiding a person described as the Grouch. It warns that the Grouch harms others, grows into a bigger menace, and that a calm, busy mindset—or a strong city bred smile—helps one resist manipulation.
Essay warns that hate poisons the soul and harms the hater more than the hated. It urges reflection before bitterness, noting love sustains and hate destroys, calling readers to abandon hate and reclaim peace.
A concise report notes a community effort aimed at blocking progress falters as supporters still push forward. Local officials and residents describe the setback but emphasize continued plans for impact.
Fragmentary reflection urges inner determination of worth beyond external labels, stressing personal essence over outward status. The excerpt hints at moral or philosophical inquiry into self and destiny, with archaic phrasing suggesting a 17th or 18th century voice.
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