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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1923
Page
7
Fragmentary excerpt reflecting on the need for the right man in the right moment. Mentions concept of invention and discovery, aptitude to take a hint, and a Canadian trip description with a gunboat reference observed during a rapid boat journey.
An eminent medical authority warns laxatives cause permanent injury despite temporary relief. Nujol offers a natural lubrication method to ease constipation without gripping. Doctors prescribe Nujol for regular movements, not medicine, and hospitals use it. Get a bottle from your druggist today.
In a rural exchange Farmer Corntessel notes his son Josh is very bright. He worries the farm may not support a boy so clever and asks how to balance work and his child’s potential.
Short dispatches from Moscow to Pocatello and beyond record 165 graduates at the University of Idaho, bank leadership changes in Blackfoot, an automobile collision injuring several, a mayoral nomination drive in Emmett, rail yard expansion plans in Payette, and various local incidents from across the state including crime, farming, and infrastructure developments.
The report notes better reception in San Francisco as loop aerisis shows improved performance over prior feedings. Antenna adjustments previously limited clarity, but current measurements indicate clearer signals and enhanced stability.
A teacher asks who invented the alarm clock and Percy blurts that his father will have trouble meeting him. The fragment includes a Cuticura ad tip for itching scalp and a candy store kid dreaming of a four for a cent deal, reflecting local humor.
Ludwig informs Georgette about a Paris book censored by officials and generating chatter. Georgette declines, saying she is busy reading her mother’s cookbook and does not want to start another book now.
Observations by W H Pickering at Mandeville Jamaica suggest the moon experiences day night changes with snow fields forming in mountain valleys that melt, fog banks and rare drifting clouds. Craters hundreds of miles wide rise from the surface ringed by towering mountains. Lunar volcanism is now seen as quiet steam emission rather than active lava. Some dark lunar regions may be vegetation.
A century-old fragment argues fingerprints offer permanent identification and urges a state wide registrar. It notes physiological tissue changes but asserts ridge patterns renew with childhood and remain stable, citing experiments from fever and burns. A teasing anecdote follows about etiquette and a teasing innuendo.
The city of Lille resumes its prosperous image as commerce and industry rebound. A Commerce Department report by Consul J. G. Pinky notes 1021 changes with stores repaired, signs lit, and street traffic rising. Automobiles now common, signaling lively business and urban renewal in the south of France. Determines Lille as a thriving center postwar recovery.
A dialogue unfolds as a wealthy judge lecturing about conscience debates swaps with a prisoner. The exchange touches on harsh speech, consideration, and seriousness in a tense, small scene.
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