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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
8
A terse exchange unfolds as two individuals argue over knowledge of a spouse, with one asserting prior acquaintance and the other denying earlier meetings. The confrontation hints at personal entanglements and mounting tension between the parties involved.
Ad promises Diamond Dyes to turn faded garments bold again. It claims the dye works on wool, silk, linen, cotton and blends, with a color card from the dealer. A humorous line about beans and a hungry man follows the ad copy.
A London street encounter in 1908 inspired W. D. Boyce of Chicago to bring scouting to America. A polite local lad declined a tip and explained he was a boy scout, sparking Boyce’s interest and introduction to Sir Robert Baden Powell. He returned with scout literature and a drive to establish American scouting.
Scouts rally to aid Chicago cats with an intensive campaign to curb rat and ground squirrel infestations. Eight thousand scouts, armed with hundreds of rat terriers, search for vermin to stop spreading diseases, targeting areas along North Water Street where the rotes are reported.
The article highlights Scout Troops assisting communities by cleaning churchyards and rescuing possessions after storms and fires. It recounts youths from Pennsylvania New York Michigan and beyond aiding in emergencies and practicing preparedness as taught by their training.
A sweeping Idaho digest notes a Boise auto strike kills Mrs. Maury K. Cooper. J Vance Johnson gets life for Reese Harwood murder. Local developments include a 900000 hospital plan at Idaho Falls, a Nampa cement plant loss, Rupert housing project, Latter Day Saints Boise church, and Bull Canning add on. Also reported: Shriners convention at Burley, potato breakfast in Twin Falls, new sugar factory for Welser, and assorted city permits.
A rambling dialogue features Campbell Camel and companions as they discuss thoughts on brains, education, and the burdens of raising children and pets. The characters muse on responsibilities, schooling progression, and the oddities of adult life in a playful, rustic tone. The scene blends humor with reflections on growing up and the demands of family life.
A cited authority warns daily meat intake can form a weld that paralyzes kidney function. It advises using four ounces of Rad Salts in water each morning to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder weakness, claiming it is inexpensive and safe.
Noticeable product claim warns buyers to verify the Bayer Cross on every package and tablet to ensure genuine Aspirin. It touts safety for cold, headache, earache, toothache, neuralgia, and general pain, with directions and packaging details.
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