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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
2
Blood will tell, yet one small feud escalates despite clear effort to avert conflict. A community reels as tensions flare, leaving neighbors uneasy and calls for restraint. Authorities urge calm while discussing roots and remedies for ongoing disputes.
A playful mock debate on librarians and readers centers on compiling a “singular transformation” of book Cityen and the New York Sun quote about Jack London. The piece riffs on misheard titles such as The Call of the Wild and The Shout In the Woods, highlighting slipshod titles and longing for literary sweetness.
Newfoundland seal hunters long relied on ground efforts, but aerial surveying now promises profits at twenty three, while critics call the scheme a humbug. The text also notes outdated views on women entering law in Germany and a reflective quote on opportunity and living wisely.
Washington reports President Harding led negotiations with rail executives and mine operators to avert coal shortages and regulate distribution. A new plan empowered the Interstate Commerce Commission and a presidential committee to oversee fuel routing, prices, and cooperation, while state action urged rapid resumption of mining and rail service.
A Wauseon Ohio mother reports her daughter recovered from chronic backache and leg-aches after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for two years. The testimonial claims improved health and ability to work, urging mothers to consider the remedy. Also includes unrelated notes on perfume and Cuticura products and a coal mining statistic.
A vintage advertisement invites pipe smokers to try Edgeworth tobacco with a free sample offer. The copy extols a fancy pipe and velvet case, urging readers to request Ready-Rubbed or Plug Slice samples by postcard, promising delivery via Uncle Sam’s messengers and prepaid parcels for tobacco merchants.
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