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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
2
A testimonial from Mrs. Vandeventer of St. Louis, Missouri extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relieving suffering from female ailments. She had persistent weakness and stomach issues and credits the product with improvement after trial. The letter urges others with similar troubles to try the remedy.
A sculptor tells a young lady he seeks a model aged and unattractive, claiming she is too pretty for the intended work. The exchange, framed as a rapid wit in La Journal Amusant, hints at artistic vanity and a clash over standards of beauty.
A jumble of advertisement style prose addresses women readers urging health claims about feminine issues and remedies. It references Dr Kilmer’s Hoot and Cutivurs products, dramatic art conversations, and beauty routines, all framed as public notices and promotional content from a period newspaper.
The United States railroad workers vote on a wage cut acceptance or strike on June 30. The maintenance of way demands, wage reductions, and union responses shape the looming walkout amid federal rulings and cross border reparations talks across France, Germany, and Ireland, with high stakes for global labor policy and economic stability.
A sharp exchange over railway time tables prompts a station master to explain their use in tracing train lateness. Chicago plans a 25 story gala in an auto garage, costing $1,200,000, with an elevator to store cars after deposit on the first floor.
A brief editorial note from The Ohio State Journal laments belief in an afterlife contact with the dead. It argues continual cheerfulness reflects past deeds and character, suggesting a cautious stance on spiritual communication and mourning.
A New York Sun line features Kriss asking if a marriage contract is binding and Kross answering yes, noting it keeps a van strapped for Ife, with a wry domestic or legal tone. The piece playfully blends metaphor and contractual imagery about commitment.
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