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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1922
Page
11
In Eleanor H Porter’s excerpt Mary recounts seeking a twinkle in her Father’s eye during library visits and facing Aunt Jane’s control over her social life. Mary longs for a genuine connection, contemplates a Boston life, and confronts readiness for a possible romance while feeling isolated after Mr Darling’s death.
An anxious daughter laments being Mary for months more under a court order. She longs for parental affection, the Boston relatives, and the life she misses, while feeling abandoned by Father and Aunt Jane and forced to endure without real support.
William Hoylen of 16 Spring St Bristol Connecticut says Tanlac cured his severe stomach problems after fifteen years of attacks. He reports gaining fifteen pounds and now eats steak and onions feeling well overall. The ad claims Tanlac restores stomach health and builds the body and urges readers to buy today.
The king's guards, recruited from old Cavalier families, included well paid privates. Their fine uniforms and swagger formed part of Whitehall's splendor under Charles II.
Advertises Cuticura Ointment for pimples and blackheads with a five minute wash using Cuticura Soap and hot water. Suggests daily use to keep skin clear and mentions Cuticura Toothpaste.
A clergyman who settled in Massachusetts once scolded a workman for swearing while plowing a field. The man taunts him, the preacher gives chase, and eventually admits it was necessary to swear. The worker counters that the preacher has sworn more than fifty times and was present throughout the plowing.
A downtown Indianapolis scene shows a ragged newsboy buying four dimes worth of chocolate fudge from a Girl Scout with a uniformed troop. He paid 15 cents and claimed a tip for his purchase, prompting playful reply from the scout.
Grandfather and Betty visit the strawberry patch. He gathers small berries and larger ones, then Betty remarks gravely that she can eat the large ones. The scene highlights a simple, domestic moment in a rural setting.
Letters from several women praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing long standing symptoms and back pain. They report improved energy sleep and overall health after taking multiple bottles. The notices urge others to try the product and share their experiences.
A quirky collection of past travel anecdotes describes Fijian cricket bouts that could last weeks in remote villages and a house boy Esau with a striking hair part. London Tit-Bits cites a Lomaloma team hair style. W S Inglis recalls a Scranton railroad banquet tale about a rough 12 mile branch line with a commuter joke about a Hong Kong destination.
Kin his poker game acquired Three-Fingered Sam after a quarrel over a bathin’ salt. Cactus Joe offers a seat if East submits, while the tubin suit raises questions about pockets and sleeves. The scene carries a Western frontier tone with rough dialogue and hints of plan and humor.
More than 600000 packages leave New York by parcel post each day. A major clothing manufacturer ships up to 80000 daily and a Sig department store mails from 1000 to 2000 or more.
A Belgian who bought a bond in 1903 learned in Antwerp that his number drawn in 1907 would grant him a bonus of 200000 francs, about 40000 dollars, after a cashier checked records and confirmed the prize tied to a 1908 bond.
A four year old boy named Tommy told his mother he needs violets growing on trees during a spring walk with his sister and friends. The scene occurs as they ride past locust trees in full bloom.
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