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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1919
Page
7
A fragmented testimonial recounts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helping a pregnant woman restore health and strength before delivery. The passage also includes assorted quoted lines about songs and a remark on hard liquor use at home.
A Drest report suggests Andre Tardieu may become France’s next prime minister as political factions discuss Clemenceau’s possible resignation. The Tiger group appears ready to abstain, while deputies from Brest and extreme left factions push for steering the chamber amid postwar tensions.
Sir Edward Carson, Irish unionist leader, appeals to the United States to stay out of Ireland’s affairs while in Belfast. He warns against interference and rejects calls for American involvement, arguing it risks strife and breaches of hospitality as Ireland must manage its own questions. He cites the ongoing conflict and references De Valera and the Feli party context.
The U S president would be barred from leaving Washington to perform duties abroad under a Campbell of Kansas plan. The measure cites a July 16 1700 act and would restrict the president to U S territory during tenure. Campbell critiqued President Wilson for attending the peace conference in Europe, but Blanton of Texas blocked immediate delivery.
The article reports on Lady Ethel Beatty wife of Admiral Sir Trevy Beatty and daughter of the late Marshall Field. It notes British and American tax claims on her income and property, with implied figures showing British 30 percent tax and U S 6 percent levy. The exact income remains uncertain amid complex cross border taxation.
The article describes evening skirts with new front lapped seams, hip wrapping folds, and front draping by French designers. It notes Japanese or Tansgra influences, and mentions sheer linen kerchiefs and colored cotton edging details, reflecting evolving fashion sensibilities.
Fragmentary OCR snippet shows garbled dialogue about being kissed in the dark and apology, plus odd lines praising a perfume, a lady of distinction, Cetfeura Soap, hot water, and a remark about lead pencils. No coherent event or clear names to identify.
A vintage ad promotes GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER as a sovereign remedy for tired, distressed stomachs and indigestion. It claims to gently stimulate the liver cleanse the intestines and improve overall health after meals. The copy quips about curiosity and idle behavior in a period voice.
A fragmented ad promotes Freezone for corn removal noting it costs only a few cents and can lift both hard and soft corns. It claims instant relief and painless removal with a few drops applied to the corn, sold at drug stores. The ad ends with garbled marketing phrases about success and open-mindedness.
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