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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1923
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a tonic that revives lifeless neglected hair. It claims faster growth, improved scalp health and richer color, with a refreshing non greasy formula. The ad targets women and notes drug stores stock the product.
In conservative India the use of electric fans instead of hand pulled punkal and electric lights instead of coconut oil lamps is rapidly increasing.
A brief ad promises dyeing of garments and draperies at a fixed price of 15 cents. This promotes a value service aimed at restoring faded or worn fabrics with simple, low cost treatment.
Druggists stock all colors for Diamond Dyes and offer directions in each container. The copy notes that pearls are abundant near the Pearl Islands in the Bay of Panama and mentions natives once used pearls to decorate canoes.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic and fragrant powder for face skin baby and dusting use. It positions the product as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio alongside Soap and Ointment and claims it renders other perfumes unnecessary.
A terse report notes the value of the paper mark shrinking to almost nothing As daylight passes the task to write the needed decimal stretches from morning into night reflecting currency devaluation themes
A letter from Mia C A More and a testimonial from Mrs Da E Isharma describe severe exhaustion and ineffective medicines before a remedy provided strength. The note requests distribution to aid other mothers, mentioning relief and permission to share.
In a Flatwoods parlor the old banker sorts unopened letters while a preacher and Texie, the banker’s daughter, move through silent rooms. Another letter reveals Ken Colle’s confession and a dying threat to meet Red Colt, drawing turmoil as past sins haunt the present.
On the Wabash Texie Colin and Jack Warhope, lovers, face Pap Simon’s wealth and a foreclosed Warhope estate. They fear Jack’s coming servitude ends and him seeking Ken Colin, Texie’s brother, now in California. A new preacher Rev Caleb Hopkins arrives, introduced by Pap Simon to the village.
A preacher recounts Kenwood Colin’s life at college and the tumultuous past that led to forgery and a gambling killing. The tale traces debts, talent, mischief, and the “Red Lock” that defined the family curse as Kenwood vanished into the city’s underworld.
The readable text shows a damaged Victorian era style fragment with slang and garbled phrases about a killer or fighter. No clear persons places dates or actions emerge beyond a violence related tone. The item is a rough OCR snippet lacking coherent facts.
A fragmented description explains a milk based whisky process from Mongolia. It details fermentation, sour taste, and distillation in a barrel with water cooling. The text claims Mexico is mineral wealth rich in the region.
In a Middlie Western town, applicants for municipal positions undergo physical examinations. A physician asks about a grandfather, the candidate claims he cannot recall, then adds it was nothing serious. The bizarre exchange highlights the oddities of screening in local government hiring.
The New York Ben and Globe reports the trials of aspiring actresses facing widespread obstacles. Dismissive letters from managers and form replies accompany rejections, while hopefuls press on despite blows, discouragement, and the photographer's blunt remark about stage attire and posing.
A centenarian English woman, Mrs. Thomas Sty in, celebrated her one hundredth birthday while remaining an active astronomer. The report honors a remarkable early female scientist preserving her lifelong passion in astronomy.
Odd tale reports a golfer at a first tee pause to pull from his pocket a stash of Cascarets and ask a caddie if he should take them for liver and bowels while the crowd laughs at the gag. The exchange ends with the golfer deciding to carry them himself.
An odd wartime exchange reports Tim Hihteine and Chin on visits to a country farm. One guest eats cold pork rind, which prompts the farmer to note that everyone eats the rind there. The guest laughs and says he is simply preparing Ming.
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