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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
6
An ad extols Cascarets for constipation headaches colds and biliousness claiming they act without griping and work while you sleep. It contrasts with harsh pills and touts low cost while noting families keeping old cars and new solutions replace them.
A faded, shabby outfit is transformed by Diamond Dyes claiming rich, fadeless color on wool, silk, linen, cotton, and blends. The ad urges consumers to match fabrics with a Diamond Dye Color Card and follow the directions in each package. Weather notes and stray garbled lines appear nearby in the page text.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast cure for severe colds. It claims the first dose opens stuffed nasal passages and relieves headache fever and sneezing, with three doses delivering relief in hours. The copy touts affordability and ease of use for home remed y.
Fragmentary, misread ad style text notes kidney trouble and a supposed remedy. Mentions seed ten limer and Co in Binghasten New York with unclear instructions. Poorly legible, no coherent event or individuals clearly identifiable.
A garbled 19th century item describes a Belgian poet and wife’s arrival halted by weather and a failed landing near Mouimmatn. It mentions a boy Jack and Honey, a pursuit through a town, and debate over church expansion while comments reference intellectual friends and Latin Greek study.
Fragmented text details prisoner topics and civic youth initiatives. Mentions national scouts, Spokane firemen, and Westchester county motor corps planning emergency care efforts. Names and places are scattered amid unclear context and OCR garble.
The piece contrasts German youth drills with Boy Scouts of America ideals. It highlights an oath to be true to country and self, readiness to serve, physical and moral fitness, and participation in civic life and public functions as evidence of distinct national character.
A survey of places named to honor women, citing Queen Victoria and Queen Anne in North America and Australia, plus other royal names in Canada and Africa. The piece notes a persistent horticultural pest issue in Ulryan county, Oklahoma, describing a gardener’s irrigation-based response and a stray historical reference to agricultural experimentation and irrigation practices.
A fragmented passage notes the search for youth as the fountain of wisdom and mentions long-standing figures in Pennsylvania bituminous mines. It cites Downey on mining employment, Japan peppermint production, and a New York Post reference, presenting a collage of uneven data points.
The notice discusses a new prune stock with four new predictions and a promise to become popular. It notes the fruit closely resembles Creekfart prune except the center is replaced by soft kernet or weed edible when cooked. Export history mentions live cattle exports to England starting 1801, not sustained for years.
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