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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
3
A fragmentary report from Onkint, California describes a relative as saying a person’s blood was reported to have turned to water. The account mentions remedies using roots and herbs outside druggist preparation and notes a struggle with drinking.
In a criminal court trial for Steve Beck a defense attorney questioned a prospective juror about whether a man is guilty of manslaughter if his automobile hits another person on a public highway. The juror replied that guilt would depend on the other person's death.
A playful remark from the Tostom Post notes that a child needs a strong demonstration to rise at dawn. The piece uses humorous language to describe routines and the stubbornness of getting a boy awake. It blends light satire with rural, humorous tone.
Washington reports the first move to break the senate deadlock over the Cerwan peace treaty as Senator Knox urged immediate consideration of two resolutions to ratify or declare peace with Germany. Senator Hitchcock opposed, claiming no motion should be made without Republican Democratic conference understanding, amid talks of concessions and conciliatory efforts.
Reported from Fagleass Texas that two Americans are being held by a bandit chief after a raid on Marquix in Coahuila. Advices say eight Mexicans are also held. Demands were ten thousand dollars for the Americans and six hundred for the Mexicans.
General Pershing in a special report to Secretary Baker credits the American army with winning the war. He cites the spirit of determination animating every American soldier and says it compelled the enemy to continue the struggle at Meuse Argonne in 1919.
London reports secretary of war Winston Spencer Churchill prepared a Royal Air Force program to spend 84 000 000 yearly. The plan calls for one fighting squadron per army division to cooperate with ground troops, plus three service squadrons and additional air units to support artillery operations.
Dr. Harry A. Garfield said resignation of Wilcon cabinet member was accepted. Garfield described principles behind President Wileen’s settlement as flawed and mentally wrung, noting government actions through December 14.
Fragmentary report notes a proclaimed ruler in Kurdistan between Petroya and Pred, with December 12 Nebraska fuel situation described by State Fuel Administrator F. G. Taylor in Batumlay. The text reflects strained fuel conditions and regional political notices amid wartime reporting.
In a curious tale set around Worthington Worthy and Minnie, a boy named Robby devises a summer plan to surprise his sister with a bicycle. He proposes working in his aunt's garden, doing chores, and saving money to buy the gift for Christmas. The aunt weighs the costs and helps outline a feasible scheme so Minnie will have the surprise.
A Christmas Carol verse envisions the Magi and shepherds lifting praise to the Prince of Peace. It contrasts centuries of waiting with a call to trust in the life of peace, inviting all to shine a light by living with loving will.
A reminiscence of olden holiday customs describing singers at Christmastide, sleigh parades with bells, and tree light rituals contrasted with modern municipal limits on fires and street cleanliness, noting police attention to disturbances and a quiet domestic scene of a parent waking children.
A regional belief held that visiting a cattle shed on Christmas Eve let a listener hear cattle talk. The tale centers on an irreverent eavesdropper who supposedly overhears words foretelling a hard day’s work ahead and the long climb toward the churchyard.
A patient from Chamipaiios R F D No. 8 C recounts two years of head, stomach and bowel misery and credits Peruna with restoring health after two doctors failed. The testimonial urges others to use Peruna as a home emergency remedy for coughs, colds, digestive issues and to prevent illness.
Frank Hoeding, elected president of the Interborough Rapid Transit Co, told reporters he would not travel to Hot Springs or other retreats. He stressed maintaining independence and not following prior commuting rules, insisting he will not be moved by early departures or rigid expectations.
An old advertisement touts Boschee's Syrup as a remedy for coughs bronchitis and throat troubles. It claims colds are common and dangerous with high death tolls, and promises relief including a restful night and easier mornings.
The transcript shows the manager misquoting lines and the reverend denying a formal interview. Praise is noted for the hotel service, yet the preacher claims he could not persuade the audience and jokes about selling himself as a preacher to the congregation.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and vague discussion about methods. No coherent events or clear entities appear beyond these partial terms.
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