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Newspaper

Filer Record

Location

Filer, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1919

Page

2

Old Deerfield’s Charm Through Century Old Glimpses

Rich with age, Old Deerfield Massachusetts showcases frontier history along Main Street. The piece recalls late 18th and early 19th century life, landmarks, and crafts such as rain baskets, quilts, tatting, and knitted lace, reflecting a view of the town before modern changes reshaped it.

Old Deer Main Street Albany Post Road America New England Dave Anil

Dance to Attract Mate and Notable Political Commentary

A fragmented excerpt describes mating dances of a bird with male wing displays to attract a female, then shifts to praise for a famed English orator and politician who supported American colonial freedom and opposed the German king George III. The text intermingles animal behavior with historical opinion in a period-voice cadence.

Trogien America Jacuna George 111

How Do They Stick On To Their End Steed While They Are Astern

In a rural scene Joe enjoys his first vacation on a farm and notes the chickens perched on the roost. The Lady of the House greets the doctor and mentions unexpected guests and a missing butcher. She asks the doctor to kill a couple of chickens for wet.

Joe Pearson's Weekly

Youngest Soldier Of Our Forces In The War

Aletta from Maine et Loire lived on a farm with his parents near the Pit train billeting there. He learned English quickly and joined the Fifty-fifth Artillery. He received 200 francs a month, kept five for himself, and his parents ran a grocery in Terreaux. Sergeant Murphy of New York brought him to the United States and promised to write weekly, but the youth’s wife’s work with the AI FL ended. He is now on half pay.

Aletta United States Maine et-Loire Michid Terreaux

Montana Mines Freshmen Aid Water Haul For M Painted Nic Butte

Freshmen at Montana State School of Mines hauled 5 000 gallons of water and 300 pounds of Hive to paint a white M on Nic Butte as part of a spring tradition overseen by seniors. The process involves a 100 foot cairn of rocks and a rotating duty system among classes, with faculty noting the solitary cow at the school supported the effort. A separate scene at a Border cavalry post shows a sentry and an officer debating what to say, the recruit replying he did not know.

Gravely Taboriously Montana States School of Mines Nic Butte School of Mises Maine M. K. Russell Judge

German account of heaters aiding airmen during war

A German report describes flexible ether heaters used in WWI era gear for airmen. Initial clothing warmth relied on alternating current from prior equipment, then direct current of 500 watts at 50 volts replaced it to avoid signal interference. 20 watt heaters kept rubber shutters warm and clockwork mechanisms operating, with asbestos core resistance wire heaters for airman clothing and gloves.

Rainbow fairies discuss bravery amid waterfall bloom

In a lyrical tale a chorus of rainbow fairies and flowers converse beside towering falls. They reflect on bravery, belonging, and the pull of beauty as people gaze on from the misty, jewel lit torrents.

Rainbow Fairies Bens Warer John

If You Want to Be Happy

A fragmented text notes a question about happiness and suspicion. It references a "Girls' Com" and a notion that happiness hinges on trust rather than fault finding. The passage hints at social roles and anxieties about becoming a father but remains unclear and incomplete.

Persin Panton

Not So Bad as It Sounded College Conversation

A fragment from the Boston Evening Transcript quotes a casual chat about an old college acquaintance now pursuing a curious line of work with a hand organ. The wording reflects light sarcasm and a playful tone about unconventional jobs.

Boston Evening Transcrips

Pa’s Riddle on a Betsbeem and the Raja

A fragmentary dialogue asks what a betsbeem is, with a line about a man who will not play Ife according to the raja. The text hints at a cultural or tribal instruction about conduct and loyalty in a game or dispute.

Nervous breakdown relief linked to root remedy

A Newark woman recounts a three year nervous breakdown and long physician care. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for addressing the root of her trouble, restoring health and easing nervousness, leading to a return to work.

Miss Kelly Lydia E. Pinkham

Stung by Candy Shop Lure in Rumor of Bees

Two children, Flurry and Grace, received Rickels to buy candy and hurried to a shop displaying a tempting array of chocolates and a sign. They entered the shop, purchased goods, and exited to the sidewalk where emery particles rattled in a belt. A passerby sneered about “Busy Bee” and the sting if everyone there gets stung, reflecting a chaotic street scene in Indianapolis.

Grace Indianapolis News

Belgian War Aftermath Shows Prices Climbed Since 1914

Statistical students in Brussels report that essential goods price levels rose sharply from April 1914 to May 1919. Prices for necessities climbed from about ten to nine in January 1919, with a sevenfold increase overall. The text notes declines in some months and highlights substantial drops in nonessentials such as clothing items, though remaining higher than prewar levels.

Belgium Brusels Brussels

Getting Madder All the Time

Bobby observes his friend Jonny sitting on Willie’s neck as he lies on the ground in a helpless position. Willie explains it is a game to count to a hundred when angry, as instructed by his mother, to prevent striking anyone.

Bobby Hig Jonny Lide Willie

Cuticura Ad Claims Soothing for Sore Hands

An old advertisement extolls Cuticura products for hands and toilet needs, praising Cuticura Soap and Ointment for daily care. The copy ends with humorous lines about imperial choices and a note on “perfect contentment” while humorously remarking on menus and ice cream.

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