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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1923
Page
2
A garbled poem-like text presents mottos on wealth and virtue. It contrasts fools, cheaters, wise men, prodigals, vain persons, and generous people, each with a different take on gold and how it should be used or shared, all in a archaic or corrupted spelling.
A garbled historical fragment references the fret steamship Dudson around 1807, improvised fuel usage to 1808, steel needles in 1580, adoption of national colors by Congress in 1777, and an admiral title in the British navy to 1207. It mentions a cable cheeseage needle crossing the Atlantic August 4 1807 and a supposed osteolithic execution in a culture prison August 4 1800, plus an organ in a church memorized in 1704 and prejudice delaying its installation.
A garbled text lists quirky clothing lines and color coded wearables linked to beliefs on marriage modesty and expense. It mentions flowers, soaps, and odd items like orange bivasons and daytight saving notes, all in a jumbled, fragmentary OCR style.
Fragmentary note discusses how the fastest hares and educated minds pursue ambition. It reflects on workouts, vacations, and the tension between rapid progress and steady growth, suggesting ambition can outpace prudent balance.
Deboral Meredith, a trained nurse, attends Mrs Meager whose husband has just been killed. Deborah plots a theft over Meager’s plan to wed a justice named Cornelian Garrity, a trusted ally of Meager. The "Frisco Kid" interrupts, a chase ensues, and Deborah escapes with the justice.
In this chapter the dialogue threads a desert hideout used by cattle rustlers and smugglers near Silver Springs. Debates over Tom Meager’s will, Garrity’s power, and Rob Meager’s faction unfold as the pair map danger, alliances, and a looming confrontation at the desert crossroads. The narrative centers on mystery, inheritance, and possible gun running as they press toward a critical meeting point. The broader setting ties to border tensions and outlaw networks that define this frontier.
Deborah flees across a wind swept desert with a mysterious rider guiding her through danger. As they press on, she learns his true identity as the Frisco Kid while grappling with past accusations and a perilous situation.
A fragment from the Louisville Journal shows a poetic exchange on love with lines like My heart is all sours and Have you ever loved before. The garbled text hints at a sentimental, period style lyric or prose excerpt from a 19th century column.
Advertisement claims druggists recommend Swamp Root for kidney and liver support and urges readers to test a sample by sending ten cents to Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York, mentioning the paper.
An old Blackwood's Magazine note cited by the Detroit News places Bulwer Lytton centuries ahead of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in occult interests. It says he studied magic ancient times and spiritualism, used instruments and crystal balls, and communicated with mediums, believing in occult powers of nature.
Cavemen used engineered dugouts to escape or resist attackers, with recent finds in France revealing their clever design and defensive use, shedding light on early shelter and warfare strategies observed by researchers solving ancient habitation patterns.
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