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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1923
Page
4
The Filer Record urges subscribers to check address labels and pay in advance. Expiration dates appear on labels. July 23 means the July 1 expiry. Yearly rate is $2, six months $1. Those unpaid will have papers stopped after a reasonable grace period.
The Record announces a new serial story titled Gift of the Desert by Parrish. The feature is highlighted as a reader favorite and costs are borne by the paper. Parrish is a well known author with other magazine and book publications.
The Record promotes its weekly mix of local and state news, editorials, county correspondence, kitchen cabinet, real estate transfers, school and church notes, national news, and features. It urges readers to start with the first installment of Gift of the Desert and highlights the paper’s low weekly cost under four cents.
The Clover musicians perform again as part of Jase summer events, delivering a lively lineup of performances. Local audiences can expect familiar tunes and new arrangements from the ensemble. The concerts emphasize community and seasonal music gatherings.
A plan to build a public swimming pool in the northeast section of town is under study. If it does not conflict with sanitary concerns, the idea should receive serious consideration from every citizen.
The speaker argues that President Harding and his party should continue north beyond the Arctic Circle rather than return home during the hot month of August. The remark underscores a desire for extended travel or exploration.
The Record announces the public forum is open to all readers. Contributed articles must be signed and of reasonable length, though names may be omitted if forbidden.
The text notes that earlyEurope used woodcuts for attestation and printing before modern methods, while the Chinese had invented the art earlier. It mentions the weedcut lineage submerged by newer reproduction methods and highlights the Society of Wood Engravers of London keeping the craft alive with a collection of photographs and seven works.
The passage urges wealth through industry and frugality. It emphasizes saving time and money, making the best use of resources, and avoiding waste. The text reflects a didactic tone on prudent personal finance and thrift.
Weather lore notes that a sudden drop in the mercury signals thunder or high winds in hot weather while continued descent implies rain. In winter unsettled mercury with sudden rises and falls suggests unstable, likely weather.
Fragment of an advertisement claiming Hall's Catarrh Medicine offers local ointment and internal tonic benefits. The text argues catarrh worsens when unhealthy and asserts the product improves general health and is effective as a local and internal remedy.
Fire destroyed about $1000 worth of farm buildings and 20 tons of new hay on Tuesday at the farm of 3. D. Young, located one mile north and four and a half miles east of Bub. The blaze started from a coat on the barn wall and spread to other structures. The dwelling was saved, and the cause remains unknown as the fire department faced water shortages during response. There was no insurance.
Four cars of lambs were sold last week on the Omaha market for Ivan Lincoln of Filer, part of the shipment bringing an average of 15.50 per hundred. The average price on the Omaha market last Thursday ranged from 15 to 15.25 for Idaho lambs.
A husband reports Adler-i-ka cured his wife’s gas and sour stomach in twenty minutes. The ad claims Adler-i-ka cleanses both upper and lower bowel, removes foul matter, and relieves chronic constipation while guarding against appendicitis, referencing Boring Bros. & Dilingham druggist.
Martel had visited a little friend with many fussy relatives. On returning home she tells Mamma she feels worry for Nadine who has so many Jook after her.
A terse proverb notes the seller can cope with one eye while the buyer needs two, signaling a balance of caution and demand in trade. The saying highlights risk awareness in markets and the competing interests of seller and buyer.
A Newark New Jersey hospital posted a notice reading No Children Allowed to the Maternity Wards, reflecting policy for the facility. The sign drew attention for its strict visitor rule and raised questions about family access.
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