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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1915
Page
2
Frank H. Sweet extols orchid growing for amateurs noting demand from florists and collectors. He explains rest periods, watering, air, light, and potting practices to keep orchids healthy, including Odontoglossums, Cattleyas and Cypripediums, with seasonal care tips.
Overview of tender plants and tips for growing Brugmansia, calla lilies, and tub plants. Notes on Angel's Trumpet care, wintering advice, hardiness in southern regions, and cautions for roses when disturbed. Recommends Glory of Moss, Henry Martin, and Souvenir de Bon as notable varieties.
A fairy reveals her unseen presence in the woods to a good little girl. The girl learns the fairy survives by lending money to passersby nobody notices. The tale blends whimsy with a caution about unseen helpers in daily life.
Prof L Watts Ingersoll cites divorce causes in Cleveland talk noting squabbling and fancy anecdotes. A joke about a man married in a cage with wild animals illustrates changing fortunes in domestic life and mock magistrate questioning.
A mother cheers a baby attempting mamma papa and bye bye while the uncle quips that the baby’s chatter recalls the father’s way with a bottle. The scene blends affectionate pride with a humorous jab at parental habits.
A fragmentary note hints at Hazel and Harold discussing what is known as Aimee inded. The text evokes oppressive quiet and uneasy mood through terse dialogue fragments.
Aimée defends the claim that Fiazel is not stupid and notes he is the sole heir of a wealthy uncle. The exchange hints at family intrigue and potential fortune.
A country farmer recalls a heated exchange with a new vicar over patronage. He sold the old vicar dairy goods and expected loyalty, but the new priest keeps his own cow, prompting the farmer to joke about home-grown religion and a changed balance of favors.
Cuticura soap baths give comfort to infants and children helping rest sleep and relief from eczema rashes itching chafing and other skin troubles. No better nursery or toilet product at any price. Free sample by mail with a Book Address postcard to Cuticura Dept XY Boston. Sold everywhere.
A brief humorous exchange features Paw explaining that a diamond is a kind of stratagem to his son Lemuel-Say. The dialogue playfully touches on geography noting Abyssinia has over 400 thunderstorms annually and Spitzbergen experiences days lasting about three and a half months.
A series of testimonials recount how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aided women suffering displacement after childbirth and chronic illness. Mrs S T Richmond, Mrs Maria Irwin, and Mrs Jane D Duncan describe relief from weakness anxiety organic trouble and renewed ability to work. Correspondence promises confidential guidance from Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co.
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