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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a hair tonic that promises long thick lustrous hair, claiming it revives color vigor and fullness. It urges readers to buy a 15 cent bottle to treat the scalp control dandruff and shedding. The piece closes with a flash of Fly’s Frugality humor from the Wichita Eagle.
A health note extols Cascarets as the mild, natural remedy to aid digestion and cleanse the bowels without harsh laxatives. It claims twenty five million boxes sold annually and notes their gentle action “while you sleep.” Also mentions Swiss use of glass weights in trade.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a pure medicine for kidney liver and bladder troubles claiming it is free of habit forming drugs and safe to use. The copy questions the motives of a supposed benefactor who invented a noiseless plan.
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a remedy for rheumatic pain in joints muscles and bones. It claims quick relief from soreness stiffness backache and sciatica without internal treatment and encourages readers to request a trial bottle.
The controversial sculpture The Eisen Clitter is on display at Landen. Described as a life sized figure with tomb wrappings, it aims to depict Christ first, reflecting a universal type. The piece sparked debate over its merit and symbolism among observers.
A fragment depicts despair over Lever learning gambling, with a companion remark on the trouble caused by not facing the risk. The brief scene centers on regret and the consequences of unchecked bets.
An old advertisement touts Halls Catarrh Medicine as internal remedy that improves general health and aids nature to fight catarrh. It offers a $1000 reward for any case not cured and mentions druggists. A separate note cites Professor Gincoma Boull advocating moving pictures in education to teach history.
Whippet tanks roared through pine forests in northern Arizona landing a victory in a war effort against Germany. A Wig Number concern at Mingstat recently acquired two tanks from the War Department, with a total training around thirty three and forty men. Horses proved unreliable in winter, while tanks adapted to weather conditions allowing improved mobility.
A Los Angeles County court case for divorce was recently dismissed by agreement of both counsels. The man had filed the action after a quarrel with his wife, then visited Lou Guermsey. He recounted finding his wife talking to an insurance man and hearing her say she would not pay another premium despite keeping the policy on her husband for eight years.
A quirky line from the Boston Transcript recalls Peck as a bachelor uncle figure. The fragment hints at a family reflection on his old social circle and status.
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