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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1923
Page
7
Deborah Meredith, nurse to Tom Menger, hides on a Texas ranch during a drunken confrontation with Bob Meager. A hidden outlaw named Dante Kellon appears in the stable, offering wary alliance as Deborah plans escape by desert dawn and a possible ride on the Frisea Kid.
Deborah Meredith a nurse at the Meager ranch faces coercion when widow Mrs. Meager’s stepson Bob Meager arrives after her husband’s death. He claims a justice will wed them tomorrow, but Deborah Arm gains a revolver and escapes as Cornelius Garrity the justice and the Prisco Kid arrive with a party.
Deborah hides with a revolver as Meager, drunk and confident, returns to claim his wife. She waits in fear while guards are absent and desert borders loom as the living room fills with drunken merriment. The door opens and Meager stumbles in, mocking her resolve.
The Lily of Killarney is cited as a quintessential Irish opera though Julius Benedict was German. Benedict, praised by the Morning Post, is noted for his cleverness and characteristic Irish melodies. His airs Helen Mavourneen and I’m Jane lend melody though charm has faded after sixty years.
Dying banker lies surrounded by friends as physician warns he nears the Great Divide. The crowd pleads for his life’s final moments, urging unity until the physician arrives. A Forb? Magazine excerpt captures a somber bedside vigil.
The USDA releases Farmers Bulletin 1831 urging small backyard flocks of ten or more hens. It counts profit from eggs at about 40 cents a dozen and covers housing sanitation feeding and equipment. It suggests mulberry shade, green-feed from oats, and low cost house plans, with copies available from Washington.
A simple whitewash mix disinfects the chicken house and kills mites. Slake five quarts of rock lime with hot water to cream consistency. Add one pint zenoteum and one quart kerosene. Dilute with twice its volume of water and apply with spray pump or brush.
The article says there is no single best breed of chickens and that strain quality matters more. It advises selecting a proven strain with egg or show records and buying from the breeder or their direct stock to ensure good quality within budget.
Proper feeding, regular hours, and adequate water are essential for fattening poultry. Avoid poor substitutes like oats rye or new corn. Ensure sufficient water for swimming and provide the right amounts of feed to prevent yearly losses from improper feeding.
A humor caption about a boss unable to see visitors and a caller wishing the blindness is temporary. The quip hinges on a play on words about sight and business. The set up features a workplace scene and a witty exchange.
Advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant herbal medicine for kidney liver and bladder troubles. Claims every bottle carries a sworn purity statement and offers a sample for ten cents from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
A fragmented local exchange features Virginia praising and criticizing a speaker while Alice interjects about self emphasis, revealing interpersonal tones and personality clashes. The brief appears as a gossip style vignette with informal quotes and implied social dynamics.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment praised for complexion clarity scalp cleanliness and soft hands. The fragrance of Cuticura Talcum joins the trio as a daily toilet routine.
The quote presents Uncle Eben noting that a man who is always busy appears to set a bad example and may be disliked by many who value leisure over work. The remark reflects social attitudes toward occupation and idleness.
A hotel clerk asks for twenty five dollars while a guest questions whether the hotel can serve as security for a loan. The exchange hints at a disputed financial arrangement.
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