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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
2
Fragmentary note describes a woman dyeing a sweater a skirt and a child's coat with Diamond Dyes. Text criticizes advertising and references home dyeing and virtue, but the passage is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
The text outlines practical post fever nourishment including varied meals, gentle soups, sago and prune desserts, pineapple pudding, plum pudding sauce, and a dressing for fruit. It emphasizes patient, small portions for weak stomachs and richer options for hungrier recoveries, with several recipe steps and measurements.
A historical note gives steps to test and overhaul an incubator before use. It covers body cleaning interior disinfection, replacing trays, dusting diaphragms, testing thermostat, using a flame test, thermometer accuracy against a standard device, and lamp care including cleaning, kerosene drainage, burner replacement, wick replacement, chimney maintenance, and lamp seating alignment.
United States Department of Agriculture reports that organic mercury seed treatments used in Germany since 1912 and marketed as Uspulun Germinan and related chemicals show excellent results against seed borne diseases in small grains. Trials indicate safe seed, possible yield increases, and potential to replace formaldehyde or copper sulfate methods, though tests are incomplete and costs may rival current practices.
A discussion argues for air and sunshine as disease protection across dairy settings and homes. It notes sales figures from stock and crop products, mentions feed and salt cravings in cattle, and hints at hay crepe rettop and clover as daily fare.
Taffeta rose petals of black taffeta form a rose pattern. The pattern explains shaping petals to fit a 8 circle centered with crinoline and a small button at the center.
Short news notes from Idaho list events in several towns. Fires destroy an electric light plant in Alexander. prison terms assigned in Boise and Pocatello. legal actions in Caldwell and Rupert. new film plans near Priestlake. a bank closure affects Rupert. rabies cases in Malad. and Rotary celebrations in Pocatello.
A lighthearted reflection questions the habit of always looking on the bright side, suggesting it may tilt perspective and leave other aspects and risks underexplored. It notes balance is needed to avoid skewed judgment.
The Scientific American describes a manually operated planter by W N Centke of 50 Carman Avenue Winnipeg Can eava. The device injects a seed bulb or small plant into the ground and provides an opening to regulate uniform planting depth with adjustable depth control.
A compact note urges proper tool care with advice to keep tools in good working order in clean containers or neatly arranged on books, stored dry to prevent wear and malfunction. The guidance emphasizes regular maintenance and organization to extend tool life.
A Delietia on fax states that animals can be poisoned by eating flax chaff or weak plant straw, a cautionary note about feed quality. The remark highlights broader concerns about toxins in agricultural byproducts and livestock safety.
A fragment discusses breeding stock turkeys, arguing inbreeding should be avoided to prevent weakness and preserve vigor. notes concern about legal or constitutional implications of breeding practices.
A short piece notes how a well kept garden can nearly cover all family food costs. It highlights growing and storing sweet potatoes to maximize home food supply and reduce expenses.
Fragmentary OCR reads describe a new hairstyle meant to enhance beauty. The prose suggests a decorative approach, with emphasis on face framing and a loose arrangement. The passage is unclear and lacks concrete individuals, places, or events.
Fragmentary line shows Tucker discussing affordability of cars among groups. The readable text hints at a broader discussion about consumer access and economic status, but the missing context limits precise interpretation.
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