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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1915
Page
3
A Philadelphia Times note recalls a doctor advising a frail lady to take frequent baths, seek fresh air, and wear cool clothing. The patient later relayed to her husband that the doctor prescribed a sea visit, much motoring, and new summer gowns.
A girl visits a friend and declines food with I have already dined or bitten. The exchange turns humorous as a priest comments on flattery and Bridget replies the ducks like it, showing wit in social etiquette.
A collage of humorous quotes from the New York American the Washington Star and the Exchange. The bits feature a rejected suitor with keys a kind hearted man advising cheer and a joke about a man with a past present or future and the value of presents.
A traveling man asks about a pretty waitress. The hotel clerk reveals she is an heiress after a relative died and left her money. The man assumes a scandal, but the clerk clarifies she is simply on vacation.
A young man, an only son, wed against his parents' wishes. He advised a friend on how to break the news, suggesting a startling opening to soften the blow: begin by saying I am dead, then progress to the climactic reveal.
A Louisville Courier Journal note references an arrest for a crime committed in 1870. The fragment suggests retroactive reporting but provides no details on the case, defendants, or outcomes.
Disjointed lines show a character referencing a flagship and a bugle while pondering action. The garbled text hints at wartime imagery and a personal assessment of sacrifice or ritual without a clear narrative or attribution.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a public motto pledge about safety and fare payment, with phrases about passengers, confidence, and living up to the standard. The readable text hints at a railway public notice stressing safety and revenue through fares.
Experts describe a simple nose ring operation for bulls aged nine to twelve months, with healing time before leading. The procedure uses a sterilized trocar and cannula to place a brass or bronze ring, then removes a light ring at two to two and a half years for a heavier one, avoiding rust and nasal irritation.
The article discusses selecting farm tools based on budget and neighbor cooperation. It notes a silo with silage cutter and engine for dairying, a manure spreader for large manure loads, and for potatoes a planter sprayer and digger. It cautions capital ties and seasonal use.
The article explains building wooden calf stanchions 8 to 3 feet high with 18 to 24 inch centers and a trieched neck arrangement. Calves should be fastened while eating then loosened after grain is consumed. pens should face south for sun and light.
A collage of humorous quotes and banter features Dr. Harvey W. Wiley and others discussing ambition marriage and money. The recurring line praises Try Denison's Coffee as a remedy when nothing else satisfies.
Traveling men find the hotel poor but stay, then a gas leak wakes one sleeper. He shouts to Bill to wake as the gas escapes in the middle of the night, a tense moment in a small town lodging.
An old advertisement touts Kilmer Swamp Root as a superior remedy for kidney liver and bladder diseases with a sample offer from Dr Kilmer Co. The page also includes a humor exchange about marbles and a joke about meeting a sister's fiancé in a dim hall reflecting light newspaper wit.
A humorous remark about wrist watches hints at a townwide habit. The line notes how every pawned watch becomes known in the community, illustrating a playful social dynamic tied to timepieces.
A garbled passage presents divergent phrases about flirtations audience reception and a joke line. It includes a line about a wind tax and a remark on motor cars over 60 horsepower, interspersed with stray dialect and fragmented thoughts.
Jacky attends a formal dinner with relatives and waits eagerly as a turkey carver serves a tiny portion. He requests more and confirms he wants the larger, familiar part of the bird, showing both pride and a polite wish.
Dialogue snippets show characters debating fashion and smoking while referencing graft and servants of the people. The tone mix includes humor about lost items and a remark on time being money. Notable lines touch on fashion costs, marital temper, and political irony.
The speaker notes autumn reds and yellows evoke tending furnaces and dust among ashes, drawing a reflective link between seasonal color and labor. The exchange contrasts nature’s palette with industrial tasks ahead.
In a dialogue style piece the characters discuss a textile produced in China from raw BNK. They note its durability and claim it can be buried in the earth a year without deteriorating, while expressing mixed opinions about honesty and intentions.
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