Child Thinks Themselves Wines Than Their Parent
A fragment notes a saying about heredity and children comparing themselves to parents. The text hints at evidence of heredity, but the passage is incomplete and unclear in specifics.
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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
2
A fragment notes a saying about heredity and children comparing themselves to parents. The text hints at evidence of heredity, but the passage is incomplete and unclear in specifics.
Biodente of the Iclo High school disposed of bonds worth $2000 for a gymnasium project. Proceeds, not backed by city or school authorities, were sold to local merchants. Earlier plans aimed at $1500. A Nevada minor, George Roth, died in Los Angeles from injuries after his clothes were snagged in a Barstow gasoline engine flywheel. J. W. Rockwell grafting operations near Sloan show renewed skin healing after extensive procedures. The Jib mine near Hutts shows ore production of about $2,000,000, with the old Katie, Hope and Athalanthe veins involved. The piece covers theatre closures in Washington DC, a Chicago telecommunication dispute, and various local government and transportation debates.
A Republican representative from New Jersey introduced a bill to establish federal power over interstate information flow on education and public censorship, plus a duty to investigate dissemination. The article surveys Senate talks on the four power pact, the Market renovation proposal, and a probe into the Koma disaster service. It also covers defense pay reform, prohibition coast guard radios, and various international and domestic political notes.
Pithy notes from Idaho cover a Bulse Polo Club meeting where 20 members attended and set May 28 as the date for the spring polo tournament. Other items report Idaho potato carloads shipped, lamb sales in Hagerman, staff cuts in Twin Falls, and civic notices from Nampa, Moscow, Coeur d Alene, and Pocatello.
A historical overview of Dr. Pierce moving to Buffalo and marketing Favorite Prescription as a tonic for female ailments and Anuria for kidney and backache. The narrative notes widespread use, testimonials of relief from pain dizziness and weakness, and invites readers to send 10 cents for a triumph or write for free medical advice.
An advertisement touts a $5,000 prize and a free beauty discovery contest. It claims readers can win one of many cash awards by entering a promotion offering no cost to participate. The text emphasizes youth and vitality through vitamin tablets and a free offer.
A humorous Kanews City Star excerpt mocks a boastful speaker. Gap Johnson of Stumpus Ridge Ark comments on a portrait enlarger and a young man who talks excessively, describing his exaggerated speech and how he fills the surrounding air with words.
A parent writes that a daughter felt exhausted and unwell for a year until taking a Vegetable Compound. After receiving a booklet and starting the medicine, the girl recovered, returned to school, and now attends every year. The letter also mentions the writer's prior fatigue, weight loss, and fainting, with praise for the remedy.
A vintage advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a cure all for Constipation feverish colds and stomach issues in children. It promises quick relief by a teaspoonful and urges mothers to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup with directions for all ages on the bottle.
A Birmingham Age Herald style ad promotes Swamp Root as a superior kidney remedy. It touts mild immediate effects, a gentle vegetable formula, and nationwide store availability in two bottle sizes. Readers are asked to send ten cents for a sample to Dr Mer Co in Binghamton NC with note of the paper.
The ad promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment for clear complexion clean scalp and soft hands. It touts the Cuticura Talcum as part of a fragrance line and ties into a public health foundation funded by Rockefeller interests as Harvard University plans a school of public health with professorships and research.
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