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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1923
Page
7
An old advisement notes a raid by the ladies of the elite league on a poker game run for months above the Palace drug store. Constable Stack comments on the incident while Petunia and Riley Rezidew react with wary humor in City Star chatter.
Fragmented OCR describes Diamond Dyes offering to color a skirt dress sweater and draperies with a dye claiming guaranteed resistance to spots fading and running. The text mentions an inquiry about dye compatibility and product assurances amid garb described as worn or shabby.
The accused warns of a key witness ready to testify against them while an accomplice insists the hired lawyer will defend them. Circulates widely as gossip, with exchanges noting control over what is said and who negotiates legal help.
Marjorie and Eddie, twins, are instructed to write letters of thanks for holiday gifts. Marjorie quickly composes a note praising a fountain pen, while Eddie, chewing a penholder, peers at her letter and then writes his own thanks for handkerchiefs, with misspellings and unusual phrasing revealed.
A health advertisement urges women to monitor kidney related pains backache and nervousness. It claims kidney and liver disease can affect other organs and promotes a tonic by Kilerr Co Riaptaston for larger sizes. The piece ends with a linguistics note comparing meanings of the word intellect and folly.
Fragment overheard remark suggests that the contents of a bald head may be valuable if the headlock persists. No clear event, date, or participants identified beyond the quirky exchange.
Burley hosts seed show with strong attendance from Utah Idaho Oregon. Pocatello begins alfalfa mill construction for seven carloads daily. Boise sees resolutions urging Governor Moore to demand W J Hail’s resignation. Idaho Falls student Ariel Crowley wins second in Boy Scout story contest. Idaho farmers and two sugar companies agree on 1923 beet contract at $5.50 with profit sharing.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions names and places but readable facts are limited. The text references Monded Brown Fiomy and "Switervland Ger fle Kings" with partial phrases about belief, right and a day earlier. No coherent reportable event emerges.
Redacted OCR yields fragmented phraseology referencing walkers and a Kael committee on a street, with unclear names, places, dates, or outcomes. The readable portion hints at a local event or notice but lacks coherent facts to summarize a specific incident or result.
An old advertisement declares Bayer aspirin as the genuine choice for headache toothache and rheumatic pain with packaging details and price notes. It also includes brief promo lines for Cuticura skincare products and a stray line about a new ice shaving machine and outdated Nature quotes.
Discovery by scientists has replaced laxatives with Nujol a gentle lubricant not a laxative. It softens and moves waste like nature's own, prescribed by physicians and used in leading hospitals. available from your druggist.
A garbled OCR fragment references a medical treatment and a person named Catarra Methcint, with unclear claims about long-term success and consistency. Details are too obscured to determine a clear event, outcome, or context for a concise news-style card.
An old advertisement extols Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for liver trouble digestion issues and general poor health. It claims the product revived the user improving liver activity digestion and blood quality, with a testimonial from A Widmer and a mailing address for purchase and lower price details.
A collage of snippets from Scribner's or a similar periodical. It includes a humorous tale about a ring shown the wrong way, a quip about thrift and saving during wartime, a terse anecdote about a Chicago store job interview, plus reflections on savings clubs and Liberty bonds. The piece blends social satire with early 20th century thrift themes and short moral observations.
A dramatic dialogue fragment shows Perey and Archibald in a cryptic exchange about a mysterious story. The Sevtarian character hints at finding a rare tale while Sver remains skeptical of ever hearing it.
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