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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
7
Advertisement touts a rich fruity fruit cake that mimics home baking and stays moist. The copy promotes a ready made version that avoids crumbling and dryness, promising convenience for bakers seeking a homemade taste.
A cryptic note hints at a hidden topic described as a great tea that remains of little value to know. The wording suggests a sly witticism on information worth and social chatter, with no clear names, dates, places, or events attached.
A garbled notice mentions Diamond Dyes selling dye packages with simple directions for dyeing fabrics and baby clothes. It implies uneven outcomes and questions social generosity as a privilege of the rich and a hope for the poor.
Idaho brief roundup with multiple towns reporting farm, industry and civic notes. Wendell ships twenty carloads of cattle fed on alfalfa meal to Swift and Company. Pocatello firms contract two million pounds of Watt potatoes for the U.S. Navy. Local trials and appointments loom in Pocatello and Boise. University of Idaho debating team wins in a triangular meet. Rotary and farm bureau activities noted in Blackfoot and Bonneville areas. Various town meetings, elections, and civic projects outline a mosaic of Idaho life in early 20th century reportage.
A Minneapolis woman, Mrs Mariel Gross, says Tanlac lifted her from 94 pounds to 132 and restored health after two years of weakness, headaches, dizziness, and digestive issues. She praises Tanlac and notes 28 million bottles sold. Ads follow for Cuticura products. A cartoon joke closes the short item.
In a sharp exchange at the mansion, Mr Kanter mocks language learning while Mrs Wren notes new slang from neighbors. The old millionaire, irritated by the young man, questions if he was a former suitor, then orders them out as tension peaks in this clipped scene from the Kestem Transcript.
A curious accident on Randolph Street yesterday evening involved a girl in a high boot and stockings. A passerby discarded a lit cigarette which ignited a fire causing her to dance in a hysterical circle before volunteers assisted, removing the burnt boot and remaining char.
A prospector near the Transvaal Rechuana border reports unearthing what appears to be part of an ancient melting plant and bags of sing. Old workings and a body of ore with a whitish metal possibly platinum or molybdenum lie nearby. Mining engineers head to the site to examine the evidence.
Eben Thothatter laments spending nine hundred dollars on his son's education and fears the money was wasted. His wife asks what troubles him as the boy returns from college. Eben recalls asking Nim about rain tomorrow. Nim apologized, leaving the farmer unsettled about the value of schooling amid lingering doubts.
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