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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
7
Quick method to remove corns and calluses from feet using Freezone drops sold at drug stores. The product allegedly stops pain instantly and allows the corn or callus to be lifted out with no soreness. Scene shifts to a quirky dialogue excerpt involving Uncle Sil and a village setting.
A fragmentary social note argues alligators are undervalued for their ecological role in Louisiana. It claims halting alligator hunting shifts pest dynamics and even aids coastal protection, mixing dubious science with stray anecdotes about fauna, streets, and local behavior.
An old piece notes kidney disease as a major health risk and urges use of Gold Medal remedy, then shifts to a Naturalist J. Camp report on Colorado desert reptiles. It describes borrowing snake, gridiron tailed IZard, ocellated sand lizard, and horned horned desert tortoises with color adaptation and curious behavior.
A dated fragment mentions the phrase Reducing the Tariff and includes humorous anecdotes about a minister hosting a wedding, a playful interruption over tariff pricing, and a Confederate era joke attributed to Stonewall Jackson about sending more men and fewer questions.
A fragmented children's piece recounts Teddy guarding his face and sprinkling flowers while family members urge gentler care. An abrupt half-formed note describes the Presbyterian bird’s spring song and a decorative Bed from Lebanon, ending with a snatched image of sleep and luxury.
A compact quotation from Thomas Paine expresses that a person abroad should act for global good. It frames the world as a sphere of duty beyond regional boundaries and promotes universal humanity over local narrowness.
In a Minneapolis speech dated January 71 110, a critic warned neglecting railroad terminals would paralyze trade. W C Brown of New York Central stressed faster car movement to ease congestion while condemning overlong loading times. He argued good roads could rival railways if built and financed properly, urging stock-style funding and rapid highway construction. Arizona and its 14 counties pursue road improvements with a projected 10 million dollar investment.
In urban areas seeking better infrastructure, the option to fund roadways through user tolls or private investment is weighed against slower, costly public funding. Officials consider practical options to accelerate highway projects and reduce reliance on general taxation.
A jumbled OCR fragment presents strings of dialogue and phrases about giving, evidence, promises, and devices. It references a Boston transcript style tone with mentions of a store, a man, a judge, and a watch novelty, but lacks a coherent story or clear dates, names, or events.
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