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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
8
The author lists types of religious critics and disruptors seen in sermons. He rails against hard headed gents who oppose lay support, tearful critics, and those who disrupt with corner gossip. He laments gossip, misplaced funds, and mothers who favor their daughters over the preacher. The piece satirizes sermon-critics and hypocritical behavior.
A faded note recounts a Wall Street theme: a letter or placard on a wall near the First National Bank of New York hints at a reform or warning about waste and wealth. It mentions a James Olbling from Bag and a Tom Kougen and references dramatic change in New York City during a Revolution era.
Fragmented text references value and coinage concepts with unclear context. Mentions wind, face value, and a cited term or nickname in a garbled form. No identifiable persons, organizations, or events are clearly discernible.
Bio fragment describes an event with a plan and fate, mentioning individuals and actions amid unclear context. Key terms appear as names and places, but the garbled text limits precise meaning and relationships.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions literary figures and a person named Charles Wemner. It references the sea, thought, and memory, with unclear context and several misspellings. The readable elements include names and themes rather than a coherent event or report.
A cryptic fragment notes a single grata event with a figure of 200 men and mentions Cherimen and Oggared in a third ir jengeay.
An odd historical ad promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Dine claiming it cleanses the body and cures numerous ailments. The copy urges readers to buy a liquid or request a free package and references sensitive, vaguely medical remedies. The language mimics old patent medicine prose with dramatic patient outcomes.
The Britannica notes tobacco flavorings, or sauces, affect enjoyment as much as the tobacco itself. A simple nose test by rubbing tobacco and smelling reveals brand fragrances. The tobacco that smokes best for you will feel purer and richer, with a distinct aroma and taste.
Misread ad copy touts a liniment claimed to cure sprains, pains and swelling by warming the skin and nerves. It alleges rapid healing without skin irritation, urging readers to try a trial bottle from any dealer.
A condensed roll from the war department highlights Private Thomas C. Neibour of Company M, 167th Infantry, for conspicuous gallantry near Landremebe Georges on October 16, 1918. Wounded in both legs, he held fire on an exposed ridge, killed four attackers, captured eleven enemy soldiers, and helped halt a large counterattack under heavy fire.
Edward C Allworth of the 60th Infantry earned the Distinguished Service Cross for bravery at Clery le Petit France on November 5 1918 his leadership and courage helped rebuild a canal bridge and capture prisoners Louis Cukela a lieutenant in the Lth Regiment USA credited for gallantry near Villers in Prenee on July 18 1918 and sergeant Gumperts noted for gallantry beyond the call of duty in Borges France on September 30.
Biographical notes recall multiple World War I recipients including Gunnery Sergeant Charles F Hoffmann of Brooklyn who earned the Distinguished Service Cross near Chateau-Thierry on June 6, 1918. Accounts praise his leadership against twelve enemy troops and seizure of their machine guns, along with other decorated soldiers and their heroic actions in France and at Varennes, Veronnee, and Aisne fronts.
An old column advertises Papes Diapepsin as instant relief from indigestion dyspepsia sour stomach and gas after meals. It touts quick action and availability at drug stores. Also mentions Cuticura Toilet preparations and a Boston rubber factory inquisitive plant anecdote within a jumbled text segment.
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