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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
7
A garbled passage describes experiments on photographic sensitivity and development methods. It mentions Popular Mechanics, experts testing plates, and disputes over conclusions, with scattered quotes about growth, age, and a clerk's fate, all mixed in unclear narrative.
A long OCR fragment presents a rustic recipe collection with dishes and foods. It includes English meat dishes, cheese, vegetables, potatoes, and hints of a dietary primer. The text blends pie filling instructions with dairy, bread, and garden produce, ending with general observations on digestion and nutrition.
Idaho notes report various local items from Pocatello to American Falls. Incidents include a shooting recovery update in Soda Springs, arrests for theft, charitable fundraising results, livestock and farming notes, school moves, and business developments across towns like Garden Valley, Malad, Blackfoot, and Lewiston with names of places and individuals.
Warren Wright president of Calumet Haking Powder Co. lauds newspaper advertising as the direct channel to reach housewives. He cites Calumet sales at 24 percent higher than rivals and credits lavish ad space for success and trusted information 30 years of coverage.
A brief note records a confused exchange where a speaker recalls a strong claim of certainty from a woman and mentions stepping on a foot during a moment of miscommunication in a crowded area.
An old advertisement touts Swamp-Root as a cure for kidney and related ailments, claiming quick, mild relief and urging immediate treatment. It sells in two bottle sizes at stores and offers a sample bottle by sending ten cents and the address of Dr. Umaer & Co in Binghamton.
A garbled dialogue shows Squire Tumshetton of Petunia speaking to Buckileo in a tense courtroom scene. The colored culprit jokes and questions guilt as a potential two weeks in jail looms for a charge, with unclear wording and accusations surrounding a crime.
A Washington State man maintains what claims to be the oldest electric hotplate in existence. He notes about ten thousand hours of use and roughly $105 spent on electricity, with the device enduring through extensive testing and aging.
A testimonial from Christina Van Hess of Dakota describes severe back pain and nervousness eased after using Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. She credits the remedy with restoring health and strength and notes it is sold in Buffalo New York and nearby stores with a trial package offer.
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