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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1919
Page
7
Public notice warns buyers to insist on Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in genuine packaging. It cautions against counterfeit pills and counterfeit talcum substitutes, notes the product is American made, and mentions common drug-use phrases and multiple tablet sizes. The ad includes hazards of fake products and misattribution to other makers.
Article extols a stomach remedy FATONIC linking acid-stomach to nervousness, sleeplessness, and brain disorders. Claims digestion relief, belching, sour stomach, and gas improve health. cites a Michigan doctor praise and widespread patient letters supporting rapid acidity reduction.
Medal citations list soldiers from the American Expeditionary Forces awarded the Distinguished Service Cross by General Pershing. It details acts of conspicuous gallantry near Le Catelet and in the Argonne Forest, including Latham Exsers O Shea, Whittlesey, Syverson, Philblad, Weeks, and others, with home towns and units noted.
Corp. Weeks, of Cole Jeton, led a bold defense preventing enfilading fire and saving many of his fellow soldiers. During a subsequent advance he was killed while leading an attack on an enemy machine gun nest, leaving his home in Cole Jeton.
First Lieutenant Frederick M. Linton of the 10th Infantry earned the Distinguished Service Cross for bravery in France on September 25. He volunteered to carry a message through heavy fire to the rear, then returned with a platoon of reinforcements. Storming Marcheville, wounded, he retained command until his unit was rescued, succumbing to a fatal wound.
Willis P. Snyder private of Company D 150th M B earned the Distinguished Service Cross for conspicuous bravery July 15 1918 near Reims France. After his detachment took heavy casualties he manned a machine gun against attacking Prussian forces and helped drive them off then attempted to carry a wounded comrade to safety before being wounded himself. He is listed as living with his mother Mrs Kate Snyder at 1257 Eaton Street Reading Pa.
A compiled list honors several soldiers from Morrison New Jersey and nearby areas for valor in France during October 1918. William Sawelson and Anello Spamanato receive citations for water resupply and machine gun nest actions. James Earnes earns a Distinguished Service Cross via bravely assaulting guns and capturing prisoners. John Pruitt and others are noted for single handedly attacking machine guns and taking prisoners before casualties.
An advert urged women readers to trust Kilmer’s Swamp Root to improve kidney health and relieve back pain, headaches, and nervousness. It claimed the remedy could restore energy and vigor, offered a sample via 10 cents and a request to Dr Kilmer & Co, Binghamton NY, and promoted available bottles at drug stores.
A fragment from a London paper highlights August Flower as a long standing remedy for constipation indigestion and nervous dyspepsia with cautions on headaches and other symptoms. It also narrates a long lost ring recovered after years when a cow killed by aOxford butcher revealed a dog guarding the ring in an internal area. the ring returned to its owner.
A confused note from the Times Dispatch describes an American woman in Paris asking for water. After several failed attempts a maid delivers hot water in a pitcher. A misunderstanding later reveals the maid misheard "shar far hut" as a cue, clarifying the miscommunication.
A fragmentary exchange between Saturn and Earth features cryptic, surreal dialogue about rings and worth. The odd lyric style hints at a mythic clash of planets, with odd spellings suggesting a playful or dreamlike science fiction mood.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Temperance Tonic for women’s health. It promises relief for fatigue headaches dizziness and nervous weakness, claiming the tonic strengthens weak women and restores vigor. Readers are urged to write for confidential medical advice or send for a trial package from Lavalle Hotel Buffalo NY.
Fragmentary ad for Allen's Foot-Ease claims relief for foot ache and rubbing. Mentions soaking feet and shaking powder for lasting comfort. Likely an early 20th century Salt Lake City insertion with misread text.
An Indianapolis News fragment shows a distressed exchange about alleged workers, envy, and shame within a household. Accusations fly of stinginess and social scrutiny as characters debate loyalty, wages, and public perception amid a tense domestic scene.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions someone named Arete Indig and a payment claim tied to a living element. The text includes garbled phrases about a printer and a timetable but lacks coherent details or identifiable events.
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