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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1927
Page
9
Peggy, torn between marriage and her aunt's care, fears losing her job if she leaves. Dr Newman's plan to send her away for rest leads to a mysterious cure. Peggy returns to find Aunt Emma thriving at a store, self-sufficient and reengaged. Peggy and Paul soon marry in a hopeful ending.
A humorous exchange describes Jack's practical joke when lights went out. He stayed to repair the fuse and help others, revealing a handy and cooperative character.
An advertisement promotes Post Toasties corn flakes made from white corn with a toasting process. It highlights crispness in milk or cream and urges readers to ask by name for the toasties. Battle Creek, Michigan, 1977.
A report notes lightning in Berlin hit a memorial dedicated to a family wiped out by a lightning event in 1808. The item frames the incident with broader opinions on responsibility and vehicle design.
Pathfinder Magazine notes a large statue of the first President to be mounted on a 40 foot pedestal for tourists entering Washington. Official state approval is cited and Seattle sculptor Alonzo Victor Lewis is reported as preparing the model.
In Frnrdware Age commentary a line depicts a rich heiress who loses wealth after her wealthy uncle severs support. The tone implies a sharp, satirical view of social fortunes and inheritance. The piece labels her as an heiress contrasted with a frugal future.
A brisk exchange shows an ambitious woman urging a strong man to pursue a job in business while the hobo protests that such a move would sacrifice his career in what reads as a vivid dialogue snippet from a Boston Transcript column.
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