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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
2
The Record applauds the village voters who chose a new administration. It urges citizens to support the incoming board, noting the need for cooperation and constructive criticism to advance the Improvement program and local enterprises over the next two years. The retiring board is thanked for their service.
A reflective meditation on a mother's love binding youth to age. It evokes memory of food devotion gentle chidings and the grace of family. The piece laments time’s furrows and fading details while honoring the triad of care from a mother.
An Electrical Experimenter recounts a Maine forest incident north of Bangor where a moose became hogtied by many twists of telephone wire. The lineman cautiously approached the heavy creature, freed the line from its horns and neck, and snipped the last tether with pliers to escape a dangerous standstill.
A fragmentary note suggests Aldeburgh and nearby shipyards on the Suffolk coast built vessels in the early 1600s and that 14 Aldeburgh ships valued at £800 were listed in 1628 certificates. One of these ships may have been the Mayflower, tied to Dunkirk privateers and the Pilgrims sailing era.
A whimsical, fragmented item notes a pupil named Jane who could not answer a numerical question and, in a quirky retort, offers a peculiar barter. The piece blends odd phrases about letters, envelopes, and a farm context without a clear narrative arc.
A ragged colonial era dialogue paints a scene where a farmer warns the sheriff of a neighbor trying to move a mule hidden under canvas. The exchange shifts to a Parisian wartime claim about peasant diet and a French inspector joking about Americans fearing famine and peasants eating play ears or pigeons.
In a historic note, some flowers reportedly emit light or luminesce. Reports trace the effect to nasturtiums and other blooms such as marigolds lilies and camellias. A 1762 observation by Linnaeus’s daughter described fleeting glow from nasturtiums, later confirmed by investigators as a rare luminescent phenomenon among various flowers.
A 1805 beef piece saved by Sergt Joseph Hobbins of the British Marines is preserved by Edward B Manwaring in Ann Arbor. The story, relayed from the Outlook, notes the cook lost an arm and links Sergt Fob Dine to Lieut Col Edward B Manwaring of the US Marine Corps.
Trade between the country and Australia shows healthy growth per figures to the department of commerce by trade commissioner A W Ferrin at Melbourne. Imports and exports for the first quarter total about 27.775 million dollars, with exports to Australia around 16.2 million. February exports nearly matched January and March combined, while outbound shipments in February exceeded imports, though imports in February were less than half March’s value.
In Australia the prickly pear pest spreads along streams from parent plants, with shoots breaking away to form new colonies downstream. Thousands of acres are ravaged yearly as spraying and rolling methods fail. researchers hope for a commercial use to curb the spread.
In a Marton club lobby exchange a judge is teased about vacation in Atlantic City. The judge notes he may not attend this year due to family plans. The wife mentions needing to take the maid to Michigan because of hay fever.
An excerpt from Dorothea Conyers recalls Sinn Fein reminiscences with a funny wartime moment on a bridge. A trolley, a sentry box, and a driver arguing for passage reveal humor amid earnest conflict and a clash of authority.
The Atobe rark estate, once home of the Penna, is for sale. A monument by John Penn bears Gray’s elegy quotations on three sides and an inscription from 1700 noting the poet’s burial nearby in a churchyard. The sale aims to keep the monument from falling into neglect as a memorial to Gray.
The United States Forestry Service estimates total wartime lumber consumption at about 6.1 billion feet. The Army used nearly 5.0 billion, the Navy over 120 million, and the Emergency Fleet Corporation about 500 million for ship construction. Crates required about 2.0 billion feet, while cantonments hospitals and warehouses used around 1.0 billion feet.
The article discusses how the tlemupe cives offer enlarged views of distant objects, while the microscope reveals only what is near the lens. It explains midrange observations, mentions a short focus version with 10 to 15 inches working distance and 15 to 33x magnification, and notes a Fubber tipped rap as a test support for bright illumination during study of insects plants and rocks.
In a clipped description the article notes swallows seeking shelter as rain falls and insects stir, prompting the birds to search the ground for prey during a charged atmosphere.
Grassy Hill notes JM Miller returns from central Kansas winter seeks 326 new acres. Dry farmers worry of drought across year with no new births. Trip to Fili for repairs to well deity. District 31 school meeting held Tuesday with JA Acker moving to adjust the schoolhouse. 16 present. Mr and Mrs James Grey return to lower precinct claim.
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