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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1912
Page
4
The Montpelier Mill ing Company asserts bread relies on flour free from alum or poisonous acids for healthful eating suggesting their flour is pure and safe for bread making.
Property listing in Paris Idaho offers a fine two roomed house with pantry cellar and closets plus a barn and outbuildings. Lot includes 14 acres with shade fruit trees two wells and private system. Sold at a low price if taken at once. Geo B Spencer Jr inquire. Also Ford automobile promotion notes D L Hays Bear Lake county Soda Springs wholesale agency.
The article notes horse tails from Tientsin and widespread importation from China Europe and the Americas. It discusses fluctuating supply and prices from 20 cents to 2 dollars per pound and explains uses in brushes and haircloth. It highlights cross‑continental shipping between New York London and other markets.
A French writer recalls Victor Hugo aiding a blind veteran beggar. The old soldier, led by his granddaughter, receives verses for arms dropped in a neck box. A translated stanza notes Belisarius and Homer blind, guided by a child, with charity noticed and divine regard.
Two friends dine in the Syrian quarter of New York. Smithers shouts Patang as a corkscrew arrives, linking the word to a Yankee invention seen in Beirut. The tale, recalling the date Aug 76, notes Syrians reading it as the tool’s name and spreading it across the Levant.
The practice began in Venice in the twelfth century when travelers from the East stayed forty days in St. Lazarus. The idea spread to European ports and later nations adopted quarantine during plagues, shaping public health measures for centuries. A note about a capital T on a letter and a child's mischief appears as a library aside.
A Boston Transcript exchange notes a preacher using a sea metaphor in a sermon with lines about a baby and a new wave. The two speakers debate a fresher squall as a sharper image.
A humorous exchange notes a new hat being surprisingly large and the bill that followed. The quip contrasts the hat size with the expense, joking that the bill makes the hat seem tiny in comparison.
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