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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
7
A laboratory tour shows the making of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women's illnesses. Over 350,000 herbs yearly are used with careful extraction, sterilization, pasteurization, and sterile bottling to ensure purity and effectiveness. Letters from women attest to its health restoration.
A Macon Republican item notes that aging men turn to philosophy as years pass and mentions some people already using the soft drink tax.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a cheap remedy that instantly relieves corn pain and allows removal by finger. It claims to eradicate hard and soft corns and calluses with no irritation, and oddly links the product to General Pershing and a wartime war map exhibit in Washington.
Mr Grabovin and Pye discuss a marriage proposal with £7000 savings as a potential dowry. They debate whether £3000 would suffice, asserting the funds could support six months. The dialogue hints at evaluating suitability for a good in-law alliance.
A collage of old advertisements and quips includes Allen’s Foot Ease touted to reduce foot fatigue for workers, a humorous exchange about a child’s thumb-sucking, a land sale pitch urging buy now as cheaper than later, a RR Administration info offer, a nature-transgression motto, Cuticura toilet trio promotion, and a line about calling names in an argument.
Ad promotes Haarlem Oil Capsules claiming to strengthen kidneys and purify blood. It warns of backaches nervousness and tiredness as signs of kidney trouble and urges users to seek Gold Medal Haarlem Oil for quick relief. Indicates direct import from Haarlem laboratories with three sealed sizes and a money back guarantee.
Readers and fans of polished prose would see original manuscripts revealing writers’ personalities. Chesterton’s handwriting is called shocking by an English editor. Jacobs often typed drafts with few corrections. Other writers’ copies are neat enough for printers, including Wells, Kipling, Arnold Bennett, and Doyle. Editors note Stacpoole’s work alternates between neat typing and scraps torn from copybooks.
A faded dialogue fragment records a train car exchange among speakers about recognizing a father figure. The snippet shows garbled names and a play on words, hinting at memory and recognition in a noisy carriage scene.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes fewer farm horses overall but rising demand for draft horses and Southern draft types. Prices show draft horses up to 210 in the west and southern regions, with adjustments across the nation as autos reduce demand for driving horses.
An expert report from Missouri and North Dakota experiment stations shows oat straw can replace part of horse rations. In tests 400 pound horses received 15 pounds of straw and a little bran daily, with one and two thirds pounds of feed. results indicate straw adequate when combined with small amounts of concentrate, similar to upland prairie hay.
The outlook for live stock raising is brighter than that of selling crops. Pigs should be fed separately from their dam as soon as they can eat, usually at four or five weeks. Viewty notes exercise and sow care to improve pesture and profitability.
Dialogues between Mr Mole and Mrs Mole describe underground life versus humans above ground in a whimsical cautionary tale. They ponder rent, food, housing, and the comforts of subterranean living, contrasting human costs with their own simple excavation lifestyle.
A fragmented scene shows a classroom debate on defining entrants and animals, followed by a playful attic episode. A boy named Jimmy confesses a moral swap about giving and receiving a Pekin, prompting a talk about generosity and misunderstanding.
Multibillion dollar road program outlines state by state highway works including Colorado with 50 miles under construction or ready for contract and 80 000 miles to be maintained. Iowa Missouri Nevada and others plan extensive bridge projects, routing and maintenance costs totaling several millions, supported by increased federal aid and proposed Townsend bill for federal funding.
Fragmented report discusses savings per ton and economic impacts of road improvements. Mentions Perfidious discussion on public funds and timing of building, urging immediate action to avoid future suffering and emphasize value. References Minors and real estate value shifts with improved infrastructure.
Public mood shifts toward large road funding as officials report broad willingness to allocate substantial sums. In years past, such appropriations faced resistance, but current officials and residents now back ambitious highway and infrastructure projects with notable enthusiasm.
Fragmentary quotes discuss resisting turning the nation into shopkeepers, implying a broader argument about national identity and economic policy. The speaker emphasizes not becoming a nation of petty traders while acknowledging taxation as a challenge.
Warning against talcum fake aspirin floods the market. Consumers urged to demand Bayer Tablets of aspirin and verify the Bayer cross on packaging for authenticity amid widespread fraud.
Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root touted as a cure all for kidney trouble with claims of expert support and a sample bottle offer. The ad notes many people mistake symptoms and urges readers to test the product by sending ten cents for a sample. It uses sensational language and references life and insurance contexts.
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