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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
2
At age 71 Emme Jennings of Clearwater California reports a grippe illness left him weak and unable to work. After starting Tanlac he says he quickly gained strength and can now perform all housework easily and without trouble. He calls Tanlac his best friend and praises its effects highly.
In a snowbound pursuit, Anita, Sheriff Bardwell, and allies trap a trio led by Fairchild as clues from a haunted ledger reveal a web of past killings, betrayals, and a plan to salvage the Blue Poppy mine. The group weighs bloodless justice and a stock buyout to fund their next move.
A fragment recounts the arrival of Sir Thomas Gates and Lord De La Warr to Jamestown with pomp and guards. Puritans and settlers faced ceremony and discipline as De La Warr’s party arrived, church attendance prompted displays of authority, and a guard of fifty accompanied the mayor while hundreds watched. The piece references the era of Acme’s Fables and a broad social contrast.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as easy to use for dyeing draperies, skirts, and sweaters without streaks. It emphasizes color safety and promises uniform results, urging consumers to try the product for home sewing projects.
In Plankville residents debate paving streets with humor about motorists speeding through the town. A resident asks why they should pave while others quip motorists would flash through without viewing their bustling town.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap as a multipurpose product for shaving bathing and shampooing claiming doubled razor efficiency reduced irritation and improved skin health for daily use without mug Army soap germs or waste.
A Washington Star quote by Uncle Eben compares bragging to a flower with a horn, describing how a man who boasts about himself tends to be ineffective and inconsequential. The line uses dialect and humor to illustrate vanity.
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