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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1924
Page
2
A garbled historic column surveys diverse topics from Russia and Europe to railroads and Marconi, noting proposed laws, fashion choices, eclipse predictions, holidays, and global tensions. It hints at public interest in infrastructure, communication, and health, with scattered references to experts and shifting societal norms.
A wide volley of brief reports covers large swordfish caught near Santa Catalina, deadly tornado near Thurman Colorado, bank robbery near Salt Creek Wyoming, Dempsey Lloyd boxing pursuit London offer, American deer hunted with bow near Mina Virginia Ayres, chlorine gas threat in Palisade California, and other national and international items.
London reports Allied and German experts at the reparations conference reached full agreement on the Dawes plan. French Premier Herriot returns with cabinet approval, boosting prospects for a swift conclusion. Evacuation discussions and post in the Ruhr remain central to the talks as the big fourteen meet at Downing Street.
The note describes a bright summer color scheme for rocks and spurte suits, emphasizing yellow and grey tones. It mentions a 84 unit measure and a fine summerative cut, linked with white for contrast. The text reads as an experimental color guide for a decorative scheme.
Reported notes describe a rising trend in girdles for children, with mentions of weather as a factor and steady demand growth. Details are fragmentary and reference a Gretan Superiment context and Paris production lines.
A fragmented description notes imported French skin and dull red seda fabric with vane patterns, green and white belts, and batik style elements. The passage hints at efforts to restore a normal waistline while describing textile motifs and color themes.
The article describes a draft description of garments and fabrics with reference to organide or similar textiles. It notes a divive or design influence in tailoring and mentions attire often worn in certain contexts.
Under watchful eyes in a busy business district two guards near a nightwatchman failed to deter burglars who smashed through a skylight at the Walen Vignn store 120 South Main. They fled in a large touring car with a 900 dollar haul including cash checks ledgers and insurance policies.
Thomas Woolwine former parish attorney of Los Angeles is gravely ill and will be taken home on a stretcher aboard the liner France with his family. He sails back with Dr Jube French as a specialist. Woolwine came to Europe in October for a rest and was stricken on November 8 remaining bed-ridden. He wished to die at home if death was certain.
Russian archaeologists report the discovery of the buried city of Aksal, ancient capital of extinct tribes of Skiffe om Kamar ite, dated around 170 B C. Excavation near Moscow area reveals cave water channels and remnants suggesting settlement by the Ton Cos people in southeastern Russia.
Mominne for Governor killed by bull near Beresford in Clay county. Democratic nominee for governor of South Dakota, Mr Anderson, died at his farm thirty miles south of Sioux Falls. Details are scant. county coroner Frank Olde reports Anderson had moved cattle to pasture when a bull attacked.
Idaho state highway work continues with Meadow Creek road in Elk City awarded to Doust and De Camp of Spokane for 56000. Big Lost river irrigation district reevaluates water needs after a mass meeting at Moore. Idaho coal from Tetons urged for purchases by state institutions. Twin Falls campaign funds expand for the 1926 Democratic convention. Pocatello selects Halley as convention city. Am. Falls dam may start within 40 days. Coeur d Alene logs tow sets record. Fairfield fiscally sound after debt payoff. Mountain Home home fire destroys G S Donnell residence. McCammon oil plant near construction. Twin Falls notes 000 jobs added in July.
Norwalk Iowa resident Mia C J Wenner Mark writes that seven bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and restorative wash improved swelling and pain from female troubles. She cared for four children, canned fruit and made wine during the summer and now feels able to work and recommend the remedy widely. She notes druggists carry the product.
A woman tells her husband not to feel sympathy for fish in city aquariums. An attendant responds that fish are well fed and safe from natural enemies in tanks, though their liberty is restricted. The scene occurs as the couple discusses the aquarium display.
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