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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
5
A father recounts resisting his son joining the Boy Scouts and later relents after guidance from his child. The piece praises scouting’s lessons in patriotism discipline and community service, urging youth work with police and civic groups. It notes broader hopes for unity service and moral education nationwide.
Coon Talk describes an enemy to watch for as Mother Raccoon speaks. The raccoons listen with sharp eyes fixed on their mother, hearing a cautionary tale about dangers.
An elderly raccoon mother addresses her brood about self reliance and dangers like the weasel. She urges bravery without cowardice, emphasizes care for future families, and warns against selfishness while sharing a cautionary tale of a lazy raccoon. The passage blends moral instruction with homely cooking tips and end notes on nourishment.
A Boy Scouts parade gathered a large amount of newspaper waste in a tote, selling the paper to Portland for about 14 dollars net, with proceeds exceeding expectations. The event highlighted the group’s effort to recycle and collect discarded periodicals.
Amherst president Meikelsohn notes new financial conditions and recalls a professor who took up manual work to make ends meet. A bricklayer rebuffs him, joking he could become an architect. The piece shifts to Bessarabia’s historical invasions by Mongols and contrasts prerewar Moldavia’s pastoral life with modern isolation.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a wife accuses her husband of forgetting their anniversary. The husband remains confident, while a burst of tears reveals underlying tension. The fragment references a cartoons magazine and cinema, hinting at light domestic comedy.
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