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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
2
A garbled OCR excerpt references long distance dancing, weather trends, wing collars, a silver airplane motif, a pamphlet on dog care, and humorous remarks about beds, lawyers fees, and a motion picture. It mentions a 610,000 figure tied to a sinking shortage and odd notes on spaghetti manufacturing and telephone orders.
A列rticle fragment presents recipes and instructions for making rhubarb conserve, watermelon preserve, Concordia bake-due, pineapple marmalade, gooseberry jelly, luncheon salads, prunes with cream cheese dip, stuffed cucumber, fruit sandwiches, whey jelly, and related kitchen guidance.
General Knox chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution says Montpelier in Montpelier Vermont will be reproduced exactly. They possess complete interior and exterior plans to recreate the home as it appeared during Knox’s era including guests like Louis Philippe and Lafayette.
The record recounts Gilbert de Metier de Laterette, a French émigré who fled prison at age thirteen after wartime captivity. He later certified American citizenship after World War I, supported democratic ideals, and visited the United States, where his activities and beliefs drew attention during residence and eventual departure amid political tensions.
A fragmentary 18th century poem satirizes Britain with fierce anti‑imperial lines. It credits Philip Freneau as a forerunner of American poetry, notes his Princeton birth in 1762, 1775 authorship at twenty three, and his death near Freehold N J late in 1892.
Idaho briefs report tent fire near Homedale killing Mia Aberuage and her three children, details of President Harding’s June 28 visit to Pocatello, and state education reforms failing to fund salaries. Also noted are a moonshine bust near Boise, bank fraud conviction, prisoners moved to asylum, tuberculosis testing for Gooding cattle, a child burned by matches, a 96 foot fall injuring a worker in Nampa, and Elks convention planning for 1924 in Twin Falls. Other items include a car crash near Rexburg killing Morris Greenbaum, sheriff injury in Teton county, dynamite cap injury, and various local incidents across Pocatello, Boise, Nampa, Gooding, and surrounding towns.
A fragment notes a first copyright book entered under U S law. The reference mentions The Philadelphia Spelling Bows and a focus on protecting the work within the United States. The readable bits hint at early copyright filing activity and authorship claims.
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