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Newspaper

Filer Record

Location

Filer, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1919

Page

7

Nervous weakness eased by Lydia Pinkham remedy in Philadelphia

Philadelphia wife reports severe fatigue back pain and nervousness. After a doctor diagnosed nerv ous exhaustion she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for three months and regained health appetite and stability. Mrs Worthline credits the product andwife suggests many mothers face similar strain and stress.

Philadelphia Lydia E. Pinkham Mra. J. VorTatine North Taylor St Lydia Pinkham

Cuticura Ad Promotes Toilet Trio In Odd Dialogue

An old advertisement features dialogue about dyeing hair and coal use, praising Cuticura Soap and Ointment for complexion care and Cuticura Talcum as part of a toilet trio. It also quips about language bias toward the feminine gender.

eBOYS SCOUTS movement cited as aid to harmony and growth

A letter to The Boston Transcript argues wage readjustments and unemployment risks loom unless mutual understanding and cooperation among groups are strengthened. The writer praises the Boy Scout movement for promoting good feeling, responsibility, and community care among scouts and parents. The signers include Stemick Curtis Stone Eliot Lowell and others. Fire lighting and cooking

Boston Transcript Boy Scout Movement Frank W. Stemick Atlen Curtis Nathaniel JH. Stone Charles Jackson Charles W. Eliot Tucker Bur Lawrence Lowell Charles Almy Joh R. Maccomber Heney B. Day

Anthony Fiala Named Scout Commissioner in Springfield

Maj Anthony Fiala linked with Springfield Armory experimental department has been elected boy scout commissioner by the local council. A Spanish War veteran and Baldwin Ziegler expedition veteran, he led the second Ziegler voyage from 1908 to 1915, explored Franz Josef archipelago waterways, and joined Colonel Roosevelt in Brazil exploring unmapped rivers. He now focuses on training scoutmasters and chairing camping committees.

Anthony Fiala Springfeld Armory Massachusetts Fintan North Wretle Ile Con

Catholic support spurs growth of Boy Scouts nationwide

The article highlights strong Catholic backing for the Boy Scouts of America, noting high approval from Cardinal O’Connell and other church leaders. It credits increased Catholic troops across the United States and mentions Thomas J. Laster in St. Louis organizing a free Catholic troop in 1914 under the Knights of Columbus supervision.

Kenrick St. Lovin Boy Scouts of America Cardinal O'Connell Cardinal Var Jes Philadelphia Sana Francisco Artcle United States Boy Scouts of the St. Louie Dietrier Thomas J. Laster Se Senntimster St. Louuis Knights of Courbos

Scout Training Saves Life in War Letter Tale

A scout’s quick action saved Firman Halland, the son of the Turlington postmaster, whose name appears in a wartime letter recounting a rescue. The account credits Bret Git with crucial knowledge that aided the recovery after injury during combat.

Bret Git Tay Firman Halland Masketaat Turlington SN Beane

Brookfield scouts aid widow with winter rent in good deed

Brookfield Center Connecticut boy scouts report a good deed by Keech Milwaukee troop. Scouts plan to patrol sidewalks facing vacant lots and maintain them during summer and winter, ensuring access and upkeep in the district.

Renl Brookfield Center Conn Boy Scouts Keech Milwaukee

Feeding Surplus Corn and Roughage Boost Steer Profits

Investigations by the United States Department of Agriculture show southern farmers can profit from surplus corn and farm roughage by feeding native steers of two to three years old. Three lots averaged gains per head with pork credits and silked yields, illustrating profitable use of corn silage, cottonseed meal, and straw for fattening.

United States Departement of Agriculture United States Department of Surculture Natson Thinsk

Swine Shade Study Urges Relief for Heat Drenched Hogs

The report notes many hogs die from heat in summer and recommends providing shade in pits. It suggests cheap sheds with roofs of pots and straw, supported by posts, to slow wind and allow hogs to escape heat if water is nearby.

Live Stock Notes on Lamb Rearing and Forage Use

Orphan lambs can be raised with cow's milk when few steps are followed for proper care. Legume hay used as feed should be of good quality and fed in adequate amounts. A pasture for colts is advised so they do not follow the team into the bell.

Fake Aspirin Fraud Exposed by Talcum Based Tablets

A Brooklyn manufacturer sold talcum based fake aspirin tablets marketed as Buyer Tablets of Aspirin. Genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin carry the Bayer Cross and proper directions in original Bayer packaging. The inquiry notes the mislabeling and urges buyers to insist on authentic Bayer products. A separate hotel note records Mary MacGinnies registering her daughter Maytae. A quoted line states, He went all to pieces, What made him do that, He was broke.

Brooklys Bayer Cross Theo Bayer Alwase Aspirin Mononcetion Cichester Babey Henelt

Fixing Leaky Fountain Pen Tips and Heat Methods

A damaged fountain pen leaking around the rotate is adjusted by soaking in warm water and exercising the mechanism daily to free a seized section. Heating the nib end with hot water or near a flame loosens the set, then a slight twist frees the pen, followed by wiping excess.

Tom Het Frank P. Goeder Colorado Agron Tunt College Fort Collina Cole

Physically Fit At Any Age Theme Reflected In Odd Anecdotes

A fragmentary page notes varied topics from health and aging to courtroom humor. It hints at advice about staying in good shape, references strange medical terms, and a clipped joke about a judge and attorney. The legible parts resemble an aggregation of brief, unrelated items rather than a single cohesive story.

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