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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1923
Page
7
A string of witty, tangential quips on European affairs, culture, and crime from a nostalgic newspaper voice. It riffs on indemnities, dentists, Sahara books, songs, fencing, press agents, Yucatan treasure lore, suitors, and counterfeiting, all in brisk punchy lines.
Idaho brief items report state inspectors hiring to survey crops in Emmett and Pocatello, road building in Payette National Forest, fines for infractions in Ronners Ferry and Rowe, early organization in Twin Falls, pork and wool markets in Malad, licenses and pardons in Boise, university commencements and local political races, and various incidents across several Idaho towns.
A column of economical recipes for the home cook includes beef and barley soup from leg meat and a pepper tomato sauce, lamb origot with dried beans, a holiday jelly dessert, New Orleans style pork with cabbage, velvet ice, Quaker pudding, bread crumb pudding, ham with scalloped potatoes, and a chicken soup with vegetables. The text emphasizes conserving fuel with iron cookware and practical, affordable ingredients.
A teacher contacts a mother about a pupil who has been absent several days. The boy says he fears being dropped from the register for missing too much class. The teacher recalls warning that persistent absences could lead to removal. The article then shifts to light asides about John Barrymore and a chit chat dinner gown scene.
Thousands of women suffer from bladder and kidney trouble often with vague symptoms. The ad claims Dr. Seapetsaashes offers kidney and liver remedies and urges readers to request a sample bottle to prove its benefits, noting interdependence of organs and comforting stories of relief.
The Lincoln highway links 12 states from New York to San Francisco. It spans about 3 284 miles and will shorten with improvements and fewer curves. The road will be largely concrete and aims to be the world’s longest, with efficiency and directness to align with topography. A side note recalls a landlady remark about a gift that was a warm but odd present.
The piece notes Prof Pierre Artiaingaud of Bordeaux claims reading La Montaigne's fables before bed can extend life to 100. He cites sixty years of nightly reading as essential, while doctors flag a mismatch in fable content. The column blends quips about aging and humorous exchanges from a 19th-century-tinged medley.
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