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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1923
Page
2
A garbled essay of stray observations spanning weather, leisure, politics, philosophy, and everyday life. It parodies modern discourse with jumbled phrases about heat, gardens, travel, youth, governance, and culture, mixing names, places, and imagined events in a collage of misread notes.
A long excerpt discusses desserts and kitchen efficiency, offering Betty kitchen tips. It covers frozen desserts, mold techniques, flavor variations, and garnishes, followed by guidance on choosing and using appliances, space, and beauty in kitchen setup. It emphasizes practicality and comfort for households.
Calvin Coolidge arrived in Washington to assume the presidency after President Harding's death. He took the oath at Plymouth New Hampshire, administered by his father, and pledged to continue Harding era policies. Mrs Coolidge expressed sorrow for Mrs Harding as news spread nationwide.
Burley County reports 95 applicants for teachers exam under County Supt J J Burgess at Albion State Normal. Alene area reports 2600 acres burned near Mugea ranger station, blamed on lightning. Burley Warren Cole, 17, lost both arms from hay load fall. Pocatello September 22 set for Shriners ceremonial joining Idaho Wyoming Montana Nevada at local event. Drigue county notes no smallpox quarantine. public meetings banned due to case nearby. Idaho Falls Lionel Grow committed to insane asylum by Judge Peck. American Falls Sheriff Hansen returns with jailbreakers Vern Meffride and James Doyle from Forsythe Montana. Pocatello deputies and federal agents inspect W R Kitterman home and seize forty gallon copper moonshine still.
Telegrams from Plymouth Vermont and San Francisco convey condolences after President Calvin Coolidge dies suddenly at age 60. Reports describe brain embolism as the probable cause while Coolidge’s leadership and “Silent Cal” persona are highlighted along with reactions from public figures.
An old advertisement touts Pletcher's Castoria as a remedy used for years to relieve upset stomachs and assorted infant ailments. It promises gentle regulation of digestion, reduced flatulence and diarrhea, and natural sleep without opiates, featuring a genuine signatory.
The Detroit News describes ancient papyrus rolls read by unrolling on one side and rolling on the other. Columns formed pages, the term volume derives from that practice, and rolls were fixed on a wooden billet with projecting knobs guarding edges.
A vintage advert touts Cuticura Soap for shaving and personal care claiming doubled razor efficiency and improved skin purity comfort and health. It promotes no mug or slimy soap, no germs or irritation even with twice daily use and says one soap covers shaving bathing and shampooing.
A father discusses longitude and gratitude with his son Harry who doubts understanding and recalls the teacher saying even eighth graders struggle. The exchange ends with reassurance that learning comes with time.
Fragmentary exchange hints at self awareness and social judgment. A brief moral note suggests bravery deserves immunity from scrutiny by the fair. The lines imply tension between self concern and public evaluation in a social setting.
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