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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
7
A spectacular motor sleigh trial across the Cascades, photographed for Popular Mechanics, demonstrates the device’s prowess over snow and obstacles. It outpaces dog sledges and even aids in rescuing stalled cars, signaling a shift in Alaska’s post trails.
The design uses an old log cut into two semi cylinders joined as runners. Front runner bears wear, back runner may face forward for better action. Runners spaced 12 to 16 inches apart with offset to align ends. An operator stands on two boards parallel to the runners for weight shifting on rough road surfaces.
Description of a drag design with split legs, beard width, and chain length. Notes use of three eighths inch steel links, two trace chains, and front runner edging from iron or steel. Mentions metal cutting devices improving durability and performance for stronger, larger drags.
A fragmented piece argues that good roads are essential to joy and comfort in country and city life. It frames road quality as a township, county, state, and national issue affecting men and women in all walks of life, calling for malted cooperation.
The dialogue questions whether the wan showed insanity with remarks during a fishing party. He claimed his catch was poor and smallest, and spoke little about his child, noting dull ant remarks hardly quotable.
A sketch shows a show physician examining first grade pupils. He asks basic questions about sickness and time, prompting a girl to respond with simple answers. The scene emphasizes school medical checks and early education cues.
A garbled newspaper snippet debates olive oil substitutes and grammar reform with exchanges about split infinitives and lno lar verbs. The piece includes satirical dialogue on reform, legal issues, and a fleeting scene around Mescent Circle with a bricked house and a banquet of panes.
A fragment from Rosten Post reports a Returned Soldier remarking on a trance related matter. He suggests a drastic action costing three million, reflecting a stark, lethal sentiment in the unclear context of the incident.
An overheard remark during an air raid notes a speaker recalling beginnings in life in a training context. The fragmented quote hints at evolving roles from a nameless start to current expertise, reflecting wartime adaptation and personal growth.
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