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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1923
Page
2
Mrs Sarah Lamb of 1008 Pacife Bt praises Macovery for colds, toning, and energizing effects. She says the Discovery In tablets from your druggist or at Dr Invalida Hotel showcase quick trial packs for the family remedy.
A fragment from the Kanaae City Star notes Gap Johnson of Kompus speaking of kinship and memories around an old tree. The piece hints at childhood, shoes, and industrious daily life, mentioning visitors and the value of steady work in a Beneficent Industry era.
An interview with Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root promotes kidney health and urges testing for common kidney trouble. The ad claims many Americans unknowingly suffer. product is sold in two bottle sizes with test offer redacted.
A House committee report favors adopting the metric system for U S government use. It cites Bureau of Education estimates that two thirds of a year could be saved and that metric arithmetic can be learned in one tenth the time of mastering English weights and measures.
A fragmented note describes Diamond Dyes fading draperies, skirts, and a sweater, with comments from teens about color washing, fade resistance, and trouble matching outfits. The text reflects household concerns and fashion frustrations amid unclear context.
A vintage column contrasts married and single men in Christmas shopping, noting the benediction aura around gift purchases and the single man’s penchant for affordable items. The Detroit News ad promotes Cuticura for babies and a scented talcum as a toilet trio. An Indianapolis Star quip follows with a playful Willie Willie line about staying in bed.
A fragmented note asserts writers of Jane music are paid thousands west of they keep writing. It reflects on jealousy as the fiercest feeling that drives imitation and suggests integrity in creation resists bribery.
Digest of Idaho news items across cities: Moore administration rail policy signals. Victor Silver Cloud champion at Ogden stock show. Judge Moore reappointment. opium arraignment. Idaho Falls death in LA. false alarm crackdown. liquor law sentence. bounty on mountain lions. Klan anti bootleggers talk. Masonic club purchase. horse shipments to LA markets. radio for disabled veterans. poultry gift to College of Agriculture. Union Grain takeover by George W Munex company. fatal auto crash en route to Emmett. alfalfa mill project. governor Moore removes 220 state employees. government form preference in Pocatello. railroad accident with motorist. American Falls Reservoir district meeting. Red and Green banquet success in Soda Springs. Clarence Jarboe obituary. county assessor report on motor vehicle fees. canned wheat leads in Power and Danforth counties.
A Los Angeles man, W. C. Wallace, credits Taniac with ending years of acid stomach pain and weight loss. He says it straightened him out after ineffective treatments and ulcers were suspected. He reports regaining weight and endorses the medicine, noting over five million bottles sold.
A National Tuberculosis Association statement notes female tuberculosis deaths rise as women enter industry during wartime. It cites increased active cases among women and explains that household duties and large families, with poor rest and nutrition, weaken constitution and raise vulnerability.
A traveler returns from Moscow to Bolshevia and brags of converting a small Eng money into many rubles to buy a hotel Here he stays a fortnight and tips the head waiter with the property His quirk echoes a joke about handwriting and spelling while London Answer notes students of ancient history are never up to date and mocks highway lore.
An unsigned Birmingham Age Herald excerpt contrasts army recruiting posters and physical culture with beauty culture. It highlights posters promising cool Alaska and distant posts, while noting women’s slimming courses and the link between health and athletic prowess. Calls humor and critique through scattered quotes.
Massachusetts has long led in industrial chemistry since colonial days, with the dominance shaping American chemistry and industry. The discourse also touches on marriage as a lottery and how law intersects with temptation and character.
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