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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1921
Page
4
Subscription rates noted. The article argues for naming Pilerthe crede school, the new grade school, and Forel high school, stressing each building’s age and investment, urging the board of directors or the community to decide names for the three institutions this school year.
Lester Ard was taken to the county hospital Monday by Dr A A Newberry suffering from chronic epilepsy. He was unconscious for a period and his condition was serious at first but showed great improvement today according to the latest report.
The scene shows a professor in his corner delivering a violent sneer while his wife scolds him. A visitor overhears a tale of domestic mishap as the professor punishes the baby by giving her a pepper pot to play with instead of a rattle.
The article discusses rare four to seven leaf clovers, noting their historical symbolism in Druids and Christian lore. It cites heredity as a cause for abnormal leaf counts, with plants sometimes reproducing the trait across years when conditions stay constant. The fourteen-leaf variety is viewed as a luck omen due to rarity and its distinctive crosslike form.
Washington reports quote Republican Congressman Ward J. King urging immediate Philippine independence. He argued the United States is bound to withdraw sovereignty and recognize a stable Filipino government within a year, with safeguards for American investments and strategic bases. He cited Dewey’s tribute and the Jones law pledge as foundations for independence.
Liverpool yard tests a new method for joining plates without rivets using electric welding on the Fullagar, an ocean carrier, promising to cut manpower and speed production from stern to bow as ships go from steel to steel in hours. Experiments reveal welded joints withstand demanding sea tests, signaling a potential revolution in modern shipping.
A fragmentary account describes a statue carved to honor Unkel, a figure linked to Japanese myth and underworld lore. The piece, tied to a legend of the king of the dead demanding a faithful portrait, is claimed to reside in Kaumchurch’s temple, where its fearsome presence unsettles worshippers.
Mr W E Pearson of the ATL underwent a strangulated hernia operation performed by Dr P A Dwight at the county hospital on Saturday. The patient is recovering satisfactorily.
Risks to mountain postmen are described with incidents of crevasses crushing carriers and eagle attacks. One man mauled fatally by three birds between Sospello and Puget Theaters. two avengers killed or wounded. Earlier, mail recoveries after 84 years revived several letters to addresses traced down the valley.
A plant called vegetable sheep grows in exposed places and clings to fig branches with leaves resembling wool. Its size and shape look like a sheep, leading shepherds to search for mislaid animals before realizing the “sheep” is merely a plant.
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