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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1919
Page
7
A Maryland woman recounts pressuring her to have surgery and credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with her recovery after taking five bottles. The testimonial urges others to consider the remedy before consenting to an operation as many women have benefited from it.
A Sunday church ceremony ends in confusion as a rector asks for the time of the child and the father answers with a long, unusual list of names. The mother then names the twin Maud amid the tense moment.
A sufferer asks Can I be cured and guidance on early signs of disease. The ad urges preserving kidney function, notes kidneys as overworked, and touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Capsules for quick relief plus money back if no help. The copy promotes three package sizes and insists on the Gold Medal name on every box.
The Dialogue shows two requests for salary increases. One was denied and one granted after questioning motives. A supervisor explains the first applicant asked directly for more money, while the other sought a chance to earn more through opportunity.
President Wilson addresses Senate urging ratification of the Versailles peace treaty signed June 29. He calls the treaty a world settlement and stresses the League of Nations as an essential instrument to safeguard peace, discuss responsibilities, and secure lasting progress beyond words on paper. He recalls U.S. wartime aid, the Paris conference, and the need for shared authority to enforce justice.
A garbled, stylized tale recounts a young diplomat’s lineage linked to Victorian era standards. It recalls the loss and relocation of royal measures, a 14 pound stone, and disputes at a distant school with a principal’s rebuke and a comic misunderstanding among students. The fragmented text hints at historical curiosities and local school quarrels.
The text presents a garbled postwar scene with a young man or boy on leave dreaming of a victory ball. Dialogue is broken and the cadence hints at longing for status and wealth, joking about twenty golden sovereigns and thirty milglt spread thin. The fragment lacks clear events or identifiable entities.
Fragmentary quotes suggest a discussion around independence and a $10,000 incentive. The readable parts mention Jibway and a claimed attempt to create independence, with unclear context and potential figures. Names and specifics are too garbled to confirm.
A fragmented reminiscence recounts John Henry in Sunday school, his memory praised for faithful scriptural reading. The narrative, though garbled, references a mossy green pasture and a child's command of text, ending with a pun about fog and language.
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