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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1924
Page
2
An open letter from a Detroit resident describes severe pains and relief after using a remedy from Lydie E Vink- Fede. The writer notes improved appetite and ability to return to daily tasks after starting the treatment, claiming previous medicines failed.
An Optimist shoemaker feels gas turn and, on arriving in the morning, witnesses a fierce attack on a place of business. He helps a man impaired and, amid a brisk blaze, urges others to shut in.
A simple dye package titled Ti amond Dyes claims clear directions let any woman tint old faded garments. It urges beginners to choose any color from a drug store assortment and apply at home, promising quick results with minimal prior experience.
Medicinal ad listing Cascarets tablets for liver and bowels priced at ten cents per box. Mentions Millvathens Cunetinahua and sick indigestion with drag store availability.
In a frontier drama Jack Warhope plans a California wagon journey with his beloved Texie amid family tension and a looming search for fortune. A banker, a woodsman, and a preacher frame a tale of love, duty, and a promise amid shifting loyalties as the sunset deepens the remote homestead.
Uncle Nick, on his porch near Eagle Hollow bridge, talks with Al Counterman as bats drift among fruit trees while Aunt Tita clears dishes. Al hints at trouble as they discuss Big Jack and Sime’s orchard, and the new parson’s spring visit fueling rumors.
Fragmented, poetic lines challenge fixed ideas about identity and what society deems proper. The speaker dismisses rigid norms and mocks invented standards of behavior and taste, presenting a rebellious, mass of eroded beliefs about selfhood.
Fragmentary text describes tattoo traditions among Gioarhs and Anngrites as protection against danger at sea. It mentions Bedouin women with figures to ward off spirits, Perwa wanwa practices for happiness, and a reference to Jews of biblical Detroit.
Advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness and rough skin with hot water washes and Cuticura Soap. It suggests Dusting Cuticura Talcum for fragrance and claims the product provides relief. Also references Allcock's Plaster as the best external pain remedy and comments on listening versus talking.
The advertisement touts Mother Fletcher's Castoria for over 30 years, claiming relief from baby ailments such as constipation, flatulence, wind colic, and diarrhea. It asserts Stomach and Bowels regulation, easing feverishness and preventing inflation of illness.
A historical report describes using a red light to attract winged tropical pests into proximity with a deadly acid bath. The setup includes a red electric lamp above a broad funnel leading into the acid solution, with safeguards to prevent human contact. Insects drawn by the glow fall or drift into the bath and are killed by fumes.
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