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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
4
Independent Newspaper of Filer Idaho shifts to a modern outlook as war ends, urging readers to embrace progress and the printed page. It emphasizes thrifty housewives, business people, and farmers reading ads to save money and keep pace with change.
The piece extols advertising merchants as better to deal with, arguing ads show desire for patronage and keep goods fresh at right prices. It claims constant advertising widens selection, lowers costs, and boosts store turnover, noting unprecedented printer’s ink expenditure returns to investors and benefits buyers.
Contented voters are questioned by politicians including Senator Borah and Senator Gooding. Borah helped elect Harding and praises his leadership while urging discontent with the Republican administration. Gooding criticizes Union Pacific freight rates, warns against a growing army of discontent, and suggests spending millions in Idaho to boost home markets. The piece argues contentment could depress turnout in Idaho elections.
A fragment speaks to adults prioritizing children and mentions David Jordan in urging care and responsibility for the next generation, reflecting a moral appeal from a period newspaper voice.
Maroa notes describe visitors in Twin Falls including Misses Kala and Bees Duke and Leo Lechner visiting and helping on Will Hawkins’s farm. A Dresber terian church youth group led a Sunday meeting with solos by Mrs. Wallace. Rev McCutchen from Los Angeles Bible School to preach after Sunday school. A horse in a ditch incident is noted. A party in Twin Falls honored Mrs. Sarah McDole’s 76th birthday with local attendance and planned club gathering at Mrs. Dan’s home.
Mrs W L Landreth presides as hostess for Children s Day service. Members are to dress for the occasion and sing or speak a piece. Roll call includes nine songs. Each member brings a lunch pail but lunch is provided by hostesses. Visitors Ralph Brown Ruth Brown and Phoebe Williams attend Sunday evening service in Twin Falls.
In Rome the Vatican Library houses about 34,000 manuscripts and roughly 250,000 printed volumes, reflecting its vast archival and bibliographic scope.
A concise quip notes that when a man says no one understands him it likely hides an empty core worth little study. The line appears as a wry Boston Transcript reflection on misunderstanding and self‑perception.
A garbled old advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and deafness. It describes an ointment to relieve inflammation and an internal medicine tonic to soothe mucous surfaces, urging readers to buy from druggists for over 40 years.
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