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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1924
Page
7
A constituent in Washington sent Senator McKinley a letter asking to speed his pension. He recalled a prior speech that made him laugh so hard a tooth fell out and he included the tooth as a token of esteem. The senator called it the oddest proof of fealty in his career.
An old advertisement extols Swamp-Root as a great kidney liver and bladder remedy urging readers to start treatment immediately and send ten cents to Dr. Co for sample. The fragment also recalls Cerberus from Hesiod and later myths as part of a different Kansas City Star note.
An advertisement urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin. It claims the product has been proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 23 years, warning that imitations may be dangerous.
In Minneapolis Tritane a discussion notes a judge’s humane approach across courts. Lawyers question why a transfer for Liberty, who served in a 1 court, was made. One lawyer suggests the judge’s leniency relates to the divorce court granting liberty.
A digest of notable events includes Allan Morford entering San Quentin prison for robbery and grand larceny, the Dempsey Hotel heist with $1629 in cash and valuables taken, a man dead from heat in a Tacoma hot room, and a hunting accident near Chico that fatally wounded Leroy Scott. Also noted are political shifts, legal actions, and international figures in brief wire-service items.
Reports from Soda Springs Idaho Falls Montpelier and Kellogg cover plans to plant perch in the Utah Light and Power reservoir near Soda Springs memorial fund drives in Bonneville county and Idaho Falls a fire at Spud Alley with risky insulation wiring and a fireworks display an ex sheriff freed after a Valehead Act case and a church dedication in Kellogg.
A large labor delegation led by Samuel Gompers attends the inauguration as General Obregon and President-elect Calles take power. Obregon sits with Calles on the platform while Colonel Gomez administers the oath in a simple ceremony at San Jacinto military academy arena. Ambassadors from the United States and other nations attend as about 1000 American delegates arrive for the event. In New York, savings deposits rise 144 percent over twelve years, totaling over 20 billion dollars as per the American Bankers Association survey.
A boat collision is said to have caused the death of the victim, with a Jot Bower and a deck house possibly belonging to the craft involved.
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt widow of the late president sails for Havana December 6 to attend the unveiling of the Roosevelt memorial erected at Sentings de Cubsin.
A 300 year old bequest in Reyde Norfolk funds dowries for four brides each year. The youngest eldest shortest and tallest marry within the parish and have their heights measured after the ceremony. Bribes sign in the vestry and the bride removes shoes for accurate stature as part of the ritual.
A quirky reading of assorted scenes includes a reviewer praising a novel described as pabulum for the agreeable, a shopkeeper gifting a muted cape, and Mrs. Burnside purchasing cigars for men. Mr Turnaboie interacts with Lookkeeper and Mr Tuttle as minor figures drift through a suburban neighborhood. Baby faces household mishaps while a stray cat and chicken dish disrupt a kitchen, with Pusey noted as oddly grateful in a Kansas City Star line.
A fragmented note suggests a discussion on how trees resemble other forms in nature. It references thinking about patterns found in branches and roots, prompting curiosity about symmetry and growth. The text remains brief and exploratory without concrete data.
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