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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1915
Page
3
In a tense scene Hall Bonistelle presses Rena Royalton for an immediate answer to marriage, while Rena requests time to decide. Flodie urges a better option and hints at social entanglements, as Hall contemplates a costly wager on love and status.
In Ned Hall's studio Carolyn Dallys, a sharp New York socialite, flirts with being asked to marry as Flo Die schemes to push her own chances. Hall contemplates Carolyn as a match while Flodie hatches plans to entangle Mrs Royalton and Carolyn in a high society plot.
Hall Bonistelle, an artist photographer, prepares for a workday as assistant Flodie Fisher reminds him of a party in his studio that night. Attorney Doremurs delivers shocking news: Hall’s wife John’s will leaves him four million dollars if he marries before his twenty eighth birthday at midnight. Mrs. Rena Royalton arrives seeking a prompt marriage, but Hall asks for time to decide.
A husband returning late from a long day is confronted by his wife who jokes about his fresh air lecture. He replies they discussed the real benefits of fresh air and she tells him to lecture tomorrow night from experience, then slams the window.
A Baltimore doctor promotes inexpensive resinol ointment and resinol soap as an effective home remedy for eczema ringworm rashes and itching. Bath affected areas with warm water until crusts soften dry gently apply a thin layer of resinol ointment and cover with a light bandage if needed. The regimen, used twice daily, often stops itching after the first application.
The street railway magnate asks the judge to remember the court imposes sentence and not granting a franchise. He warns that the sentence could have broader implications for his business and future ventures.
Dialogue centers on neighbors asking to borrow a lawn mower on Sabbath and the refusal citing religious observance. Brisk exchanges reveal tension between neighbors and the insistence on following tradition. A Judge’s quip highlights generational views on duty and vacation plans.
The exchange suggests a light conversation about a potential plan involving gold pous and a steamer voyage. A brief remark mentions meeting a Boston-born girl, implying social chatter rather than a formal proposal or incident.
A wartime camp tale shows a captain separated from his wife by duty. They communicate through routine handkerchief signals while the captain’s residence doubles as a camp. A second vignette recalls a thirsty gardener and a lemonade barrel near a mistress’s quip about thirst.
Mrs Bored objects to eating while in a restaurant as her husband urges patience until the waiter serves meals. The exchange highlights a casual, domestic moment observed in the city dining context.
Deacon Hyperbole Medders wonders about air in kitchenettes while Upson Downs explains they are places where a fat dwellers daily round of meals is produced. Judge notes the odd exchange in humorous town chatter.
A character muses that Nora has a heavenly situation being only at home two hours weekly. The other woman confirms Nora’s schedule, noting she will be at home every Wednesday, creating a sense of limited domestic access and social dynamics.
A man who favors action quips about the War department shaping an army and wonders what model is used. He jokes about patience possibly serving as a monument.
A light hearted note praising coffee as a healthful pick me up. The verse implies a preference for cheerful spirits over gloom, urging lively mood through a warm beverage.
In a light exchange Farmer Corntessel notes that summer boarders feel at home, saying they sit at the table and act as if among their own kin. The remark highlights casual frontier hospitality and shared meals.
A New Jersey barber patents a comb attachment for one blade of a pair of hair shears to speed cuts. The device allows quick combing and trimming in a single motion, aiming to improve efficiency in barbershop work.
A fragmented dialogue features Jonpa Sweeney and others debating shoes and family duties. A cryptic remark about a Fearless Six and fortune hints at a broader joke about self awareness and luck.
Readable testimonies from Mrs J F Johnson of Prince ton Illinois and a nurse from Poland New York extol Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles and relief during the Change of Life. Advises early use and offers confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.
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