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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
7
unclear fragmentary text mentions Americans at sixty five in good condition and hints at Haarlem Oil Capsules and a vague claim of work. No clear event, people, organizations, dates, or places are established in the readable material.
On farms the construction and arrangement of dairy buildings matter greatly for efficiency and cow health. Cleanliness and proper ventilation, lighting, water supply, and suitable stalls are essential, as is proper manure handling and a workable milking setup. Plans from the U S dairy division outline safe, economical designs, with improvements shown to boost production when housing conditions are upgraded.
A banquet story recalls a guest of honor arriving late and a thirsty guest signaling for water. A dignitary in a dress hurried toward the table, the narrator whispered to him, realizing the misstep and the potential embarrassment. The exchange sparked chatter in two newspapers with playful commentary.
A dramatic line from a letter or story features a character praising her husband as “worth his weight in gold.” The reply advises caution about keeping such a husband near the Mexican border, hinting at tension and satire in a regional narrative.
Fragmentary OCR text presents disjointed words and phrases including potential names and place-like terms, but lacks coherent events or clear subject. Readable segments provide no actionable facts, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a coherent news item.
A Idaho woman identified as Mea Tare Mule lenox, 4, wife of a farmer, was arrested near Coeur d Alene on charges of murdering her three infant children and assaulting her mother in law, Mrs Maury Matteaux, at Mein Bay eleven miles west of Coeur d Alene. Police say she claimed she could not leave the children with her mother in law and attempted to hide the bodies in a cistern after beating the elderly woman with a wooden mallet. She reportedly tried to jump from a wagon and showed signs of insanity during arrest.
Basle reports Varis A disputch claims the former German emperor will accept trial by the allies but insists on choosing the date and place and on defense by German experts. He reportedly would not appear if summoned to a court of justice.
The Rev G Lackland pastor of the Gree Methodist Episcopal church announces a real measure of life in the pews with a full orchestra to be played from the pulpit next Sunday afternoon to awaken congregation enthusiasm.
A collision between a passenger and an immigrant freight train on the Cunetan Paritie railway near Seventown leaves twenty three dead at once and more dying later. The accident draws early tragedy and ongoing inquiries into rail safety.
A fragmented Chicago Tribune passage describes curiously assembling wood scraps into a wall and stove setup. It references lighting a fire with matches, occasional gas ignition, and a vivid improvised process amid uncertain outcomes.
The report details Boise events for the Waho State Grange convention January 1 and 2, a surge in foreign firms expanding capital to 68,007,100, and public office changes including Gay Bowerman’s resignation. It notes 370 new domestic corporations and related filings, tax and property issues, university administration shifts, and a winter livestock sale in Twin Falls with 25 head of cattle and horses on January 1.
Louis Young of 1652 Clifford Street Rochester New York describes decades of chronic bowel and stomach trouble with hemorrhages. He says he used Peruna as directed and, faithfully continuing on his wife’s urging, recovered and is now well.
Gwendollen, an eighteen year old, receives an engagement ring set with diamonds and rubies from her suitor. At a ten o’clock party the talk centers on jewelry and a guest jokes about oysters yielding pearls. Gwendoline reacts with a startled remark near the door as the scene shifts to a playful misunderstanding about rings.
An advertisement touts Tee Diamond Dye as a universal color solution for wool, linen, cotton, silk, and blends. It claims the dye works on any fabric and promises a deep, rich result with a complete color card and directions for use.
A fragmentary tale describes Tom returning from a summer reunion and renting fire sowing experiences on his father's plantation. Rastus, skilled with a whip, drives toward town with produce when a hornet nest is spotted on a road hindering progress. Tom orders a hit at the nest, prompting a tense pause and a debate about danger.
A fragmented OCR style note mentions extravagance and a person or entity named Smygh and a partner. It reads like garbled commentary with unclear actions or events and lacks verifiable context or dates. The readable items suggest a discussion of behavior and associations but no concrete incident.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Helen and a group of ten, with unclear action or event. No definite people, places, dates, or outcomes are readable to form a coherent news item.
A garbled excerpt references married women and their drive, mentioning names like Steven and Pence in a fragmented, unclear context. The passage lacks a coherent event or identifiable individuals to form a fuller news-style summary.
An advertisement urges readers to use a small bottle of Danderine from any drug counter to remove dandruff and stop hair loss. It promises scalp cleanliness and renewed hair life, vigor, brightness, thickness, and color after several applications.
A fragmented shoppers tale unfolds in a strange exchange inside a furniture store. A clerk and customer clash over pricing and the idea of a bargain while a hornet and odd phrases weave through the scene, ending with confusion and tension at a Sunday Herald.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a scene with Avery and Averietil amid tense dialogue and hinted actions. Names and place cues appear garbled, suggesting a historical courtroom or social exchange with veiled threats and coded references to an outcome or salt of ethethes eet.
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