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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
8
Knoxville Tennessee reader claims relief from chronic back pain and fatigue after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Washing. letter praises the product and urges others to try it as a remedy for women’s ailments.
A humorous exchange centers on belief in immortality as Bix asks Do you believe in the immortality of souls and Dix replies Not in the ease of my shoes suggesting a playful dig at eternal questions. The snippet captures a light dialogue reflecting casual philosophical humor.
Diamond Dyes guarantee rich fadeless color for wool silk linen cotton and blends. Packet includes directions to dye over any color and a dealer can show color matching. Also includes testimonials for Hall's Catarrh Medicine with price and company details.
The quote recalls a memory about meeting a wife with a vague recollection that Tibet 1 had to wait for her, leaving uncertainty about the exact meeting place or timing.
John Burton Payne of Chicago, former chairman of the Shipping Board since last August and ex-general counsel of the railroad administration, is nominated as President Wilsons new Secretary of the Interior succeeding Franklin K. Lane. Payne would accept if confirmed by the Senate, and asks to remain at his post until the German ships sale is completed while he aims to finish Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Corporation reorganization. Born in Virginia at sixty five, he has been a fixture in Chicago, serving as judge of the superior court from 191? to 1915 and presiding over South Park Commissioners since 1911.
Dr Hugh S Cumming is named head of the Public Health Service in the Treasury Department replacing Rupert Blue while Maj Gen M W Ireland takes the War Department post. The act of August 14 1901 renamed the service and expanded its powers. The Washington bureau has seven divisions including scientific research and marine hospitals.
Gen Robert Lee Howze El Paso district commander told a senate subcommittee that conditions in Mexico have worsened for a decade and are now hopeless if left to Mexican control. He said the Mexican government has not acted as a friend to the United States, while perceptions of injustice grow and relations between nations deteriorate.
A Mexican bandit group killed Augustus Morill, 88, American consul at Mansanillo, as he traveled to Marienda El Rateno near Colima. Morill’s widow, aged 80, mourns. two bandits also attacked a Frasier brothers’ store at Montana Camp, prompting recalls of post office robbery plans and urgent U.S. representations to Mexico for arrest and punishment.
Washington report notes railway operations to remain stable as control returns to private owners. Schedules unchanged, many managers remain, wages quiet, labor fears subdued. New Interstate Commerce Commission members expected. fuel control continues with director general and mineral division. Veterans robbery arrest in Seattle linked to $50,000 theatre heist.
Thaddeus C Sweet speaker of the New York Assembly defended the ban on five Socialist members at a New York City banquet. He denounced Socialists, rejected links to Communists, criticized Hughes remarks as hasty, argued Albany proceedings were misrepresented, and urged national restraint while warning against rioting.
An article describes halr ornaments in Ports for evening wear with varied coiffures and styles. It notes Smocks as convenient for housewives, protecting clothing and suitable for dinner wear, made of cotton crepe and easy to launder without fading.
An old advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross logo, claiming genuine aspirin from a world famous brand. It lists uses for headaches, toothaches, rheumatism, and general pain, and notes available dosages in small tins and larger packages from druggists.
An advertisement touts Freeanne 06 to remove corns with a few drops and no pain. It promises instant relief, then easy lifting of the corn, and costs a tiny amount for a bottle of Preesone claimed to remove calluses without irritation. The copy praises a Cincinnati inventor and warns against trying certain dog remedies.
An advertisement extols Boschee's Syrup as a remedy for coughs and throat irritation, claiming widespread use in American homes for decades. The text boasts gentle night relief and easy morning expectoration, asserting global reach and wide sale.
Fragmentary report notes an American killed during a military event in Lithuania. Mentions Har fie te and a Lithuanian army service. Referenced figures include Gerard Avens Candidacy in Manchester and James W. Gerard public statements about the Democratic ticket presidency.
The ad promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for women’s health issues and urges immediate purchase from drug stores. It offers a trial bottle for ten cents and asks readers to mention the paper. An aside references Myers and quotes unclear dialogue.
Advertisement asserts rheumatism cannot be cured by liniments or lotions and promotes S S as a blood cleanser that supposedly removes disease from the system. Claims many sufferers benefited and urges readers to obtain a bottle from a drug store with a physician’s endorsement from Atlanta.
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