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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1912
Page
3
The 1691 charter joined Plymouth and Maine with Massachusetts and reserved tall white pines for royal navy masts. A surveyor general marked pines with the broad arrow, and deliveries required hauling masts by sleds with many oxen, an event that drew observers from far around.
Mrs. Mary Taylor of St. Clair Missouri describes a fifteen year battle with watery blisters cracking and bleeding hands. She says home remedies failed until using Cuticura Soap and Ointment which cured her completely per a March 29 1912 signed affidavit. Cuticura advertised globally with free samples and Skin Book.
Since the Chinese revolution many Chinese have cut their hair elsewhere prompting a surge in barber shops across the Far East. Singaporean merchants imported numerous American barber chairs but cannot obtain supplies quickly enough as Chinese insist on American hair clippers. American manufacturers may see a rise in Oriental trade.
The piece notes 400 years of north polar efforts culminating in Peary and contrasts south pole interest, highlighting Amundsen’s recent achievement. It adds a quip about squeaking shoes and ends with a cautionary remark on curiosity driving extreme measures.
The text mocks war declarations and notes nations haggle over percentages of moving picture receipts. It promotes Paxton Antiseptic and Winglow’s Syrup with old time marketing lines. It also makes light of close encounters with nature and a jeer at a woman missing her aim.
In a Civil War shadowed ballroom Captain Wayne faces capture as he hides under a Federal disguise. Edith Brennan learns his secret and plots a desperate escape to save him while safeguarding her honor and the Union cause.
In a late night scene a wary General is approached by Mrs Brennan who seeks safe passage for Colonel Curran. She presents a counter sign and notes the plan at Mitchell House, while the brigadier proves amused by her assumed military knowledge as the tale continues.
A brief domestic exchange about a family heirloom, a gold watch. Bessie notes the watch moves from him to his uncle, with the chain of possession illustrated by Jeasie and Why exchanges.
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