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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1923
Page
2
Mina Chreline Nunker of New York wins high regard as a leading dress designer. Reports describe her as radiant and stylish, noting her influence on fashion and her signature attire often worn during public appearances.
A fragmentary report describes Impressions Pilot-Tou workers cleaning a scene yesterday with Lint-Compens due this afternoon. Detekeeper and a New York contact were mentioned in terse notes amid unclear context.
A verbose recipe collection offers chocolate drops, Worcester pound cake, date bars, molasses drop cookies, honey ginger snaps, ginger bread, and honey almond cake with step by step instructions and substitutions. It promotes wholesome treats and children helping with candy making.
An elderly farmer lies unconscious then oddly awakens and speaks to his wife about food before declaring his hunger. Mary jokes that he should finish dying as the ham is for the funeral, revealing a darkly humorous exchange. The scene blends morbid humor with a domestic setting.
A fragmented passage discusses women's secrets and social play around engagement and marriage. It notes that lovers hide happiness yet are wary, outlines perceptions of coquettish behavior, and contrasts marrying for money with romance. It also mentions blondes and hair color as a facet of social image.
In a fragmentary quote the author muses that optimism can be a disguise and old tunes evoke memory. The piece notes people give to charity despite grumbling, the prevalence of cars, and the idea that some fall for professional fools. It hints that reliable information comes from those nearby rather than cyclopedias.
A compilation of variations of the Golden Rule from Christian, Muslim, Persian, Greek, Chinese, Buddhist and Egyptian sources. The text lists how different traditions urge people to treat others as they wish to be treated, emphasizing universal moral reciprocity.
A compact meditation on prudence and honesty noting that errors may stay hidden and that true craft lies in masking troubles, urging careful reflection before admitting faults.
Short notes from Idaho towns report Public Utilities Commission reviews of bus supervision due to high fares and poor service in the Coeur d Alenes, rate protests in Pocatello and Fairview, a fatal car crash near Idaho Falls, and Idaho tax comparisons showing a lower state tax this year. Other items include a large damages verdict in Twin Falls, an extension request by Adams Light and Power, and local farming, milling, and canning developments across towns like Wendell Wallace Welser Kuna Payette and Coeur d Alene.
The dyeing of wool for Peratan rugs is esteemed as a fine art and the tribal dyer is regarded as a person of considerable importance.
A vintage advertisement urges buyers to demand Bayer Aspirin only when the Bayer name appears on the package or tablets. It claims the product is proven safe by millions and prescribed for 23 years, warning that imitations may be dangerous.
A clergyman recounts a humorous moment during a wedding when he told the groom this is now your tewful wedded wife. The big, shy husband awkwardly addressed the bride, saying pleased to meet you, amid embarrassment.
A bus conductor recalls a rainy day ride with an elderly passenger who balked when the bus turns. He notes the bus skidded and rolled, while the woman questioned why she wasn’t warned the vehicle would reverse and where she could alight. The piece closes with a string of quips about the owl and a comic line on a woman’s shifting age.
A humorous ad along with a joke exchanges about a vegetable butter color named Dandelion, claimed harmless and popular for decades. The scene notes drug and general stores selling 35 cent bottles and a restaurant lunch dialog about parsley sauce.
A young woman struggles to learn fishing from a male admirer. He demonstrates placing bait on the hook while she asks whether to place the pole or the line in the water, showing her earnest but incomplete understanding. The exchange captures a lighthearted moment of instruction and curiosity.
A salesman visits a river town with muddy water and questions a hotel clerk about bathing. The clerk replies that bathing is unnecessary, suggesting the mud can serve as a bath when a tubful is drawn, highlighting a dry humor exchange.
A brief exchange shows a customer seeking shoes that fit well and a salesman offering help, highlighting the need for proper sizing and comfort in footwear.
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