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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1924
Page
7
In Wymington Northamptonshire England restorers uncovered medieval wall paintings beneath plaster in a parish church. Depictions show women with bobbed hair in the 1920s style, though the church dates to 1350. The vicar suggests the paintings may be as old as the church.
Public service advertisement urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on packages or tablets to ensure genuine aspirin. Warns that counterfeit versions may be dangerous and notes Bayer aspirin has been deemed safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 23 years.
Wall to Stop Locusts: thirty nine thousand tons of galvanized steel sheets will shield crops in Northern Argentina. A five million dollar contract with an American firm covers the material. Methods include digging pits, ground spraying and destroying egg cases to curb the pests.
Nurses protest rude treatment as Joan Wentworth faces career ruin after a bungled operation. Doctor Lancaster offers a distant chance at reinstatement in a rural nursing institution while a menacing Myers presses for payment details. Joan enters a risky plot amid fear and coercion.
Miss Wentworth arrives at a remote hospital run by Doctor Lancaster. She tours a shadowed corridor, learns patients are few but strange, and senses hidden motives among Mrs Fraser and the staff. Fear grows as Lancaster’s odd behavior and whispers about a special case hint at a deeper scheme.
Joan, returning to her homeland, surveys rolling hills and a waking farmyard as a nursemaid begins chores. A nighttime memory of quiet voices and a car at the door haunts her, while Myers, the secretary, greets her on the veranda with polished deceit and ill intent.
The Naval Observatory states that a comet’s mass is never large and its material is exceedingly rarefied. If struck by a comet it would cause at most a meteor shower similar to previously observed large meteorites.
Seven hunters from Waverly witnessed a rare scene in Canada as two moose fought in the Adiums district. A third moose joined, the fight intensified, one animal weakened, and the hunters shot the member to end the encounter.
A vintage advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as the top cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It promises rapid relief, calls the formula gentle and effective, and invites readers to test a ten cent sample by writing to Dr Kilmer Co for a simple bottle, noting the newspaper.
The report notes that notaries in New Hampshire kept six and a half colonies per beekeeper with eighty percent raised for comb rather than extracted honey. Average yield stood at forty peanuts of coil heavy per hive and fifty eight pounds of extracted honey.
Boschee's Syrup claims to soothe throat and lung inflammation from coughs bronchi trouble and chest irritation. It markets itself as a long trusted remedy used for fifty eight years aiding sleep and easy morning expectoration available wherever medicines are sold.
A city program proposes buying pictures to brighten schools and create a more pleasant learning environment for students and the community. The initiative aims to enhance school interiors with imagery sourced for public display.
An old advertisement extols Cutieura Toilet Trio with Soap Ointment and Talcum for cleansing soothing and perfuming the skin. A separate quip asks about a math joke and a student named Harold built on the chalk.
The text records a playful yet flawed remark by an American golfer Gene Sarazen at the Olympics era. He jokes about not playing well abroad while describing the rough course conditions. A caddy quips that the turf must be returned rather than replaced, reflecting turf wear and golf slang of the time.
A resident hopes for a bargain bol lite while noting neighbors splurge on a torn area. Local tensions rise as households debate spending on cosmetic fixes and nearby renovations. Authorities have not announced official plans.
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