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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
6
A tense escape unfolds after a hidden observer notices a red glow in a black room and a man with a cigar. The narrator fights Gentleman George, escapes down stairs, and flees into an alley to a small hotel and a waiting old horse cab.
The narrator recalls a foreign traveler with a heavy bag on a two night journey and wonders if he ties to the Alva case. A loquacious driver and a curious crew accompany the scene as suspicion grows around the mysterious passenger entering the Colmar Building.
The narrator tracks suspects through Broad Street to the Colmar building seeking leads on Waldron and the Russian. Gasper Wine's door sign confirms a pivotal link to the Alva factory money transfer as the investigation intensifies.
John Burroughs argues that the strongest virtue of people lies in choosing country roots over urban life. He laments urban flocks to towns, claiming lighter snow drives drift and frivolity, driven by winds into cities.
Paris fashion writers report bobbed one side parting as the craze among women seeking a cropped look. Although long hair remains valued in many cultures, designers offer bobbed transformations for easy, salon ready shifts from long straight hair.
A sport hat described as soft brown felt with a slashed crown for style. The crown shows a banda like feature and is tied with a broad satin ribbon for a refined finish.
An old tips note explains that egg white cleans glue or paste from material. Rub the white over the salted spot and it will roll up, lifting the residue.
A description showcases trimmings such as braids ribbons galloons fur and applique with beads and sequins as decorative options for fashion and furnishing.
Fashion talk from urban shops notes a revival of colonial buckles on women’s footwear with tongue pumps. Demand focuses on larger buckles in jet, gunmetal, and nickel finishes. metallic button accents in bright satin silver and armillar gold are suggested to complement the look.
When baby can sit up and hold a spoon, provide a feeding spoon to encourage self feeding. A food masher is optional, a deep soup plate protects food from spilling, and soup plates save the cost of a regular baby plate.
The article describes a home polish for linoleum using beeswax melted into turpentine. It warns that mixing matters, advising to melt the wax first and then stir into the turpentine. Apply in small quantities with a woolen cloth and finish with soft linen.
New autumn veil styles arrive with misty face veils and lace veils in black white or colors. Designs feature wide borders embroidery chrysanthemum and leaf motifs and dotted nets. Scarves drape over hats with ends tied behind while chiffon georgette veils offer versatile options.
A woman documents a sewing task to fashion fur for a coat and hat. She describes laying colored lining stripes over the fur with mending tissue and a warm front, achieving a strong join suitable for the intended fur work.
A small cantaloupe halved and chilled is emptied of seeds then one half is filled with pistachio cream and the other with lemon jelly. The halves are crowned with powdered nuts and sweetened whipped cream for a decorative dessert.
Salt heated in the oven and rubbed into serge or garbardine removes stains and grease spots. Eucalyptus oil cleans grease stains from all materials. Apply with a clean flannel and rub gently until stains disappear.
A Long Beach reader praises Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a reliable tonic since 1910. The letter claims quick benefits for both young women and older individuals and urges others to seek Dr Pierce's medical advice for personalized guidance.
The tale describes enslaved laborers unloading a boat loaded with anvils at two cents per arived, and a boy named Jose asking for two cents per two anvils. The plank breaks and Jose falls into the river with the two anvils, pleading for a rope to avoid losing his four cents.
Advises taking aspirin only as instructed by Bayer. Emphasizes Bayer Cross branding on each package as a sign of genuine product trusted by physicians for over twenty one years.
An official in Washington used a public dinner to attack the medical profession. He claimed physicians fall into two classes: radicals who kill you and conservatives who let you die, drawing sharp lines between factions at the event.
A ancient city dating to about 2000 B C has been uncovered in southern Greece between Corinth and Mycenae. Professor Blegen of the American Archaeological School in Athens announced the ruinous site.
A tense exchange unfolds as one man asks another to deny marrying for money. He raises his eyes and falters, admitting the motive may have been money, while the accuser presses the claim.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes with directions any woman can use to dye or tint worn clothing and textiles. It claims guaranteed no spotting fading streaking or running and asks buyers to specify wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics to guide the dyeing.
Fragmented passage references engagement rings and stone types. It includes a dialogue about what stone to pick and a biblical allusion. The text shifts to weather forecasts and cultural practices with mentions of Papuans and Malays. No clear event or report emerges.
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