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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
7
H Mohr of 1128 Fourth St St Louis Mo reports severe stomach trouble two years ago with loss of appetite and chest pains. After three bottles of Tanlac he gained weight eats freely and experiences no pains or headaches. He praises Tanlac and recommends it highly. Also mentions that Tanlac is sold by all druggists.
A Churubusco New York reader reports five years of backache relieved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She recommends the medicine to other women, stating it is safe for young or old and has no harmful effects.
A long OCR fragment presents a fruit cake recipe with many ingredients and steps, plus additional entries for Spinach India Style, Hermits, Soft Molasses Cookies, and other baked goods. It preserves period tone, listing currants almonds pineapple cherries and spices, then moves to cookies and a spinach dish.
The Utah Experiment Station urges timely first irrigation for beets to prevent losses from soil moisture scarcity and disease. Early watered fields show fewer problems from seedling sickness and damping off, with management focusing on even, moderate moisture and careful furrow irrigation strategies.
An unclear excerpt describes a fly control method and bread preparation steps, mentioning mixing a liquid with water and a squad, spreading a bread topping, and a mysterious sequence of actions around a house and windows. The passage devolves into disjointed, garbled phrasing with no coherent event or outcome.
Fragmented clipping discusses insurance gaps for major art collections in Britain. It cites the National Portrait Gallery and British Museum facing costs and coverage limits, notes patrol and fire protection measures, and includes garbled dialogue about policing and a city incident.
In a Western lecture, a speaker joked that an ostrich makes a fitful yet digesting husband, prompting a front row listener to remark that an ostrich would be an ideal husband. The absurd exchange touches on gender roles and marriage norms in a society that views wives and husbands through comic exaggeration.
French jurists face a new problem after a Parle courte appeals court ruling. It promises to reshape damage assessments by allowing compensation for grief and mental distress, not just material depreciation. In a fatal accident case the survivor previously received only actual losses, but the ruling could widen compensation to include non economic harms.
A garbled dialogue shows characters Mandy Kestus and Wael in a tense exchange about work love and marriage. Mothers watch their children grow, while a friend notes the girls’ increasing “nets” in a rain filled world. The passage hints at social pressures and unsettled relationships amid a fractured narrative.
A humorous piece from Harpers Magazine features seven year old Margaret arguing with her mother about candy, Lent rules, and reciprocity. The daughter playsfully declares that her mother's own self-contradiction proves the point. The tale highlights a youthful logician and domestic family banter.
A scrambled OCR fragment shows a dialogue discussing a fine parliamentarian and a vague exchange between Menrietta and another party. The readable portion hints at rules of debate but lacks clear context, participants, or event details.
The readable text shows a fragmented sports brief with scattered names and partial results. Key details such as teams, scores, or dates are missing, leaving the item as a cryptic report rather than a complete game summary.
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