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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a publisher and a filing in Idaho around March before the year. No clear names, events, or entities are readable to form a coherent news item.
A vintage style ad invites readers to call a man by many nicknames based on his actions and wealth, from Pep to Papa. It presents playful labels for behavior, family ties, and status in a whimsical Christmas pitch.
McAfee and family spent Sunday at the Eimer Wilson home over Christmas. The Bunney school program and a festive tree will be held Saturday instead of Monday evening as announced. Hollowell will hold revived services there in January. The craves to haul for the alley at road south of the school, farmers offer to drill another ball mile tree north from the schoolhouse. Mine Jacobson from the state elal department spoke to the sewing group last Friday. The basketball boys played Tedber Drew last Friday, score 26 to 20 in favor of Mavos. Lineup: Lyon, con or, Dercell forwards, Jever and Bay guards, Lyon and Mehl with 10 points each. This may be the fast outdoor game of the season. The Reenoed subscription offer of The Reened for a year at 1.60 expires in ten days. To be sure we know everyone faces the fact we must keep faith in holiday cheer. Overar Doty and wife Mian Mart and Miss McRavitt were shown in Twin Palle Batardey.
A reflective piece on tears as emotional release for women, portraying refuge in Porters and the social dynamics of expressing sorrow. It argues tears ease mental strain, link women through shared emotion, and influence male perception while shaping customary restraint in female conduct.
Historical report notes benay chemicals derived from beney chloride and benay cyanide linked to tear gas and perfume production. It describes violet lonone, solvents, and synthetic organics from German patents, with price comparisons and wartime shifts in supply and U. S. production, including benyl benreate as a morphia substitute and waterproofing uses.
Two Newark men describe a novel boiler design inspired by James Watt and teakertie study. Water is heated a quarter inch deep in a shallow tray above the firepot, boiling rapidly as steam forms and drips away excess water, promising fuel savings and simplified construction.
Readable text shows a fragmented tally of Canadian railway mileage by province. Ontario is listed with about 11.08 people per mile, followed by Quebec four entries, Manitoba and Saskatchewan figures, Alberta and other provinces referenced with partial numbers.
A garbled OCR fragment shows a speaker named Mabel lamenting a misdeed and a costly charge. The text is severely corrupted, leaving unclear actions, dates, or places. The readable bits suggest a mistaken transaction or misunderstanding regarding a debt or payment.
A humorous medical anecdote traces insomnia cure claims from a man who counts sheep to a fantastical method and a casual street gossip tale. It blends dubious remedies with a parody of medical advice and a quip about a factory escape.
M Alexander Schwarta critiques The Voice of Russia showing government distribution of soap to propertariat workers. He notes three kinds of soap, including a large oval cake, and points to discriminatory practices in provisioning under the regime.
A fragmented OCR passage notes that about half of total track mileage operates with a signaling system to protect passenger trains. It argues block signaling reduces risks but asserts a large volume of business relies on lines with less protection, implying contrasts between protected and unprotected routes.
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