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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1915

Page

6

Mother of schoolgirl cured by Vegetable Compound

Mrs. Martin Helvig of Plover Town reports her 18 year old daughter recovered from menstrual weakness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes improvement from severe weakness to regular periods and growing strength after five bottles. Many letters praise the remedy and invite confidential advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.

Plover Town Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia B. Pinkham Lydia E.pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass

Stationary Post Spurs New York Idea in Cabinet Shifts

The Boston Advertiser reports victims of European cabinet changes favor the New York notion of a stationary post as a political concept.

Europe New York Boston Advertiser

Self Shampooing With Cuticura Soap Trial Offer

The ad promotes Cuticura products for scalp skin and hair care. It invites readers to sample Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment by mail using a postcard request to Cuticura Dept. XY and notes widespread availability. The copy emphasizes comfort, cleansing, and emollient benefits for skin, scalp, hair, and hands.

Dept. XY Osten

Its Kind Theatre Scene In New York Noted For Variety

Fragmentary dialogue mentions a small theatre district in New York and asks about the kinds of plays staged there. The text hints at casual talk about performances and sewing, but lacks a coherent report or named individuals.

New York

Break Up Broody Hens With Open Air Under-Coop

A farmer explains practical methods to stop broodiness in Buff and White Orpingtons. Use open beneath coops to keep air circulating and prevent nesting warmth. A slatted bottom and nesting under the shed can halt sitting in three days, with earlier laying once broken up.

How to Operate Incubators for Best Hatch

The article outlines incubator care to keep steady temperature andventilation. Place the incubator in a middle room away from walls or corners, on a low stand, and lock an outhouse if possible to reduce door traffic. Use fresh eggs of similar size and lay age for best results.

Hints for Poultry Raisers For Egg Shipments and Stock Standards

Hints advise producers to maintain standard bred stock for uniform eggs and to gather eggs twice daily. Keep nests clean and cool, avoid selling small dirty or doubtful eggs, and use surplus poultry to reach standard weight. Shippers should pack eggs in standard cases with medium fillers and ship live poultry in neat packed crates to reliable dealers.

Express Starbe

Feeding Hens and Pullets

The text advises keeping young pullets separate from old stock during growth to protect them and optimize feeding. It notes pullets require more food to complete growth and maturity and to improve egg production, and suggests separate buildings or rooms when free range is not possible. It also stresses different rations for pullets versus older hens to develop desired qualities.

Denison Coffee Co Purity Claim and Harwood Endorsement

An advertisement promotes Denison Coffees as pure and carefully selected by I C Harwood. It asserts tropical coffee impurities and moldy color concealed by roasting, urging consumers to buy hand-picked berries in cans cartons or bags and contact Denison Coffee Co Chicago for dealers.

F. C. Harwood Mr. Harwood Denison I. C. Harwood Denison'’s Denison Coffee Co Chicago Adv

Books and Bangs in Maine Camp With John Kendrick Banks

Writer John Kendrick Banks says books are friends to seek and love. He notes Lincoln, Emerson, Balzac, Dumas, Aldrich, Penrod, Montaigne and The Spectator as constant literary companions in his Maine summer retreat.

John Kendrick Banks Styx Maine Lincoln Emerson Balzac Dumas Henry Aldrich Penrod Montaigne

Uproar In The Air As Doc Stork Delivers Twins

Peter Rabbit and Sammy Jay hear a loud disturbance above and identify it as Doc Stork escorting twins to the wildcat's house. The anxious young animals worry the unfamiliar visitors may be in danger. In Kansas City Star style narration recalls a bedtime tale mood.

Peter Rabbit Doc Stork Sammy Jay Kansas City -Star

Small boy's jam praised over cannon cracker risks

The saying endorses a child enjoying mam ma's jam rather than risking injury from a cannon cracker. It reflects a cautionary stance on holiday play and safety for youngsters.

Polite term for father contrasted with "old man"

A brief note explains that a young man often calls his father "the old man" but may use "the old gent" when aiming for extra politeness. The distinction highlights how term choice conveys respect.

United States Leads World in Talc and Soapstone Production

The United States accounts for more talc and soapstone output than all other nations combined, highlighting its dominant position in the global mineral market.

United States

The Invitation Improvised Conversation

In a playful exchange Mabel and George discuss an afternoon walk and a new eight cylinder road ster. Mabel pretends fatigue while George offers to ride with someone else, ending with her annoyed reaction as she slams the phone.

Mabel George Justine Michigan Gargoyle

Family Days Celebrate Simple Home Occasions

The article urges frequent family celebrations from birthdays to anniversaries or welcomes home. It argues bringing the family together promotes affection and creates lasting memories for each member of the family.

Unclear Quote From Fragment Reflects War, Vocation

The text contains a sharp fragmented line about a woman and appearance and a remark about a “fool killer.” The passage appears as a literary aside and hints at military or destructive imagery without a clear event or full context. No identifiable people or organizations are named.

Gold's Siren Lure for Men Draws Klondike Seekers

The Klondike lure attracts gold seekers across many nations as Cadell details present conditions and early rush history in a Smithsonian printed report. He notes parallels to California and Australia droughts, showing human nature unchanged in the pursuit of quick riches. The piece concludes the lure would draw migrations despite distance and cold.

Klondike Hood H. M. Cadell Northwest Territory Smithsonian Institution Cadell California Australia Etaya North Pole Chicago Post

Donkey taunt prompts question of challenge

Asker He calls me a donkey and suggests challenging him. The speaker weighs whether to respond by proving the taunt or deflecting. The fragment centers on a provocation and a decision about responding to public embarrassment.

Asker

Misleading Guaranty Critique Hints at Trickery

A wry remark questions the value of a guaranty and suggests a humorous wish to see a moving picture of the concept as a caution against overpromising. The quote plays on skepticism toward financial assurances and entertainment in one satirical line.

Shade and Water Essential for Poultry in Heat

Guidance urges farmers to provide shade and ample, cool water for poultry during hot days. Emphasizes water quality, frequent refreshing, and shelter from sun or wind. Stresses shade as essential, with food and shelter, to keep flocks healthy and productive.

Poultry Ag

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