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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1924
Page
2
The dam on the Lire river near Bar is planned to form a large artificial lake with a capacity of cubic meters of water. It will supply electrical power and irrigate adjacent land, enabling local industrial and agricultural growth. This marks the first of several developments expected to accompany ongoing projects in the region.
The provincial highway department announced a program to plant about 21 000 trees along the main western highway. The effort aims to beautify the corridor and improve the route for travelers, with trees to be placed at strategic points along the road network.
The text notes Japan has a land area roughly a fraction of the United States and a population about a quarter to a half that of the United States, indicating Japan is smaller in both area and population than the U.S.
In Treves cathedral a coat claimed to be the garment Jesus wore at Calvary is recounted with a long tradition. The relic allegedly traveled from the Fourth century to the Ninth, was hidden in a crypt, later shown to pilgrims, and only intermittently displayed since 1912. Multiple Holy Coats, claimed to bear marks of crucifixion, are said to exist globally.
A garbled notice describes a new primrose at Kew Gardens in London and a Himalayan plant named The Great Prinnese Rouke. It mentions carmine pinie and white features, noting the plant’s elegance and mild temperament, with a focus on bloom timing and possible nursery growth.
A fourteen year old Scout Onrt Jaen from Michigan risked his life when his brother fell into a deep pond during an evening outing at Pert. He plunged into the water, reached the injured youth, and brought him to safety. The youth was treated for injuries, and Jaen received a special honor from the national court of honor of the Boy Scouts.
A fragmented notice quotes a speaker discussing a creed tied to humanity and corporate warrants. It references capital shares and par value, while denouncing proposals to part with certain assets. The text appears as a garbled interview or mantra from a seraybeante figure.
A garbled OCR style snippet mentions people and events in broken phrases. It references names such as Mrs Johnwen and Cap Johnson and mentions a meteorological call and Kansas City Star. The text reads as confusion and does not provide a coherent news item or verifiable facts.
A scrambled text warns that overconfidence can lead to physical harm around age 31. It mentions dangers tied to stimulants and caffeine and suggests attention to warning signals from the body and heart.
A muddled tale unfolds with a rich lord, a kidnapped girl, a swapped identity, and a fateful bargain. Wells awakens in an unfamiliar setting as revelations of deception surface. A planned punishment and a temple purchase propel a sprawling plot toward a tense resolution.
Robert Wells charms Alberta Hayward while peers discuss secrets of a campus party with a Jap girl and a rumored staircase closet scandal. Raymond Williams warns of consequences as love, jealousy, and social dynamics unfold on the university lawn.
The passage traces early federal taxes from carriages and snuff to refined sugar and sales, then notes 1818 retail Aquor and foreign merchants taxed, 1815 taxed manufactured iron, candies, umbrellas, and stews, and Civil War era taxes on coal, paint, marine engines, screws, architects, engineers, contractors, lawyers, physicians, dentists, and nearly all manufacturers.
In Bele gion artisan leisure roosters are bred for cock crowing contests. Birds are caged close together to provoke rivalry, with a marker recording each crow. Matches last about an hour, and the winner is the bird that outcrows its neighbors.
An eyewitness reports a storm swept swarms of bees off shore and onto the South West lighthouse at New Haven Connecticut. The insects covered the fens near the beacon and obscured the guiding light for vessels in Long Island Sound.
Ladies can wear shoes of any size and walk in comfort by using Seeptie antiseptic powder for the feet. Allen's Foot-Ease shakes into shoes to relieve tightness bunions spots and swelling, and can ease tired feet after walking or dancing with a foot-bath soak. Free sample and walking doll offered by Allen's Foot-Ease, Le Roy, N Y.
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