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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1920
Page
11
A dubious beauty puff touts Denderine as a miracle hair product that instantly thickens and brightens hair. It claims to cleanse, reduce dandruff, and prevent loss while adding life, color, and shine, urging readers to buy at drug or toilet counters.
Wty that wisdwn dowan't grow fh a Gah ae hile WRivkers da.
An unsigned health column promotes a home remedy claiming to ease back pain and kidney discomfort. It suggests four ounces of a mineral solution dissolved in water before breakfast for several days and references lemon and herbal components claimed to cleanse bladders and improve urinary function. The piece reads like an old fashioned patent medicine advisory with dubious efficacy.
Head and nose congestion relief claim for a home remedy Mig's Cream Oil antiseptic cream advertised to clear air passages, stop mucous discharge, and ease breathing. Product reportedly penetrates through nasal passages to relieve symptoms.
A damaged fragment advertises child coats and garments dyed in vibrant colors. It mentions dyeing methods, fabrics like cotton, and items such as stockings, skirts, coats, and feathers. The wording is garbled but suggests a garment dyeing service or product line with emphasis on rich color and matching tones.
A fragmented, critical tract on George Washington’s fame and foes. It notes celebratory rites for his birth, debates over his aristocratic image, and the tension between public adulation and republican ideals. It recalls his two inaugurations, farewell address, and resistance to a third term, while contrasting praise with hostile opinions from opponents of the era.
Tokyo government bans re exportation of cotton yarns and imposes duties to check spiraling prices as raw cotton climbs. Authorities blame speculative dealings and move to limit imports while easing duties for certain textile inputs amid broader controls on cotton supply from the United States and China.
Tomah area incident details a man named Deneven and Wik Tommy rescuing Ed Page from likely death after a deer attacked Din and flung him. Marv shot a large buck and risked his life aiding the scene as emergency actions unfolded on site.
A fractured column reflects on clear speaking and lasting ideas. A probate note from Enstwnt, Lieut. Frank TR. Rickles, wounded in action, leaves all to Muriel autographed on a photo, later identified as Annie Marion Kyrke Smith, raising a poignant glimpse of devotion amid war.
A playful note from the river recounts fish running well and large, prompting a notary public to set up a shack on the river bank to witness or certify the abundance. The scene blends rural lore with a formal sign of activity along the water.
A description of Biarritz in France as a famed watering resort near Spain famed for beauty and nightlife before World War I. War changed it into hospitals for the wounded and American troops. German U boats and mined coasts caused peril. The piece ends with a proverb about longing for tomorrow.
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