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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1923
Page
2
Druggists praise Swamp Root as a longtime strengthening tonic. The ad claims it stands the test of years and helps the kidneys. It urges readers to start treatment now with Swamp Root and to trust the preparation’s purported benefits.
A period ad invites Edgeworth smokers to request free samples of Plug Slice and Ready-Rubbed, with Larus and Brother Company in Richmond handling mail orders. It also notes prepaid parcel post shipments to Retail Tobacco Merchants and mentions a Chicago man arrested for sending an offending letter to a coal dealer amid social commentary on bias and betting.
Rupert sheriff swooped a house with Deputy French and found three bottles hootch and two Spaniards. Caldwell residents seek a special bond election while a damper of school plans and Red Cross aid circulate. Pocatello to start Sunnyside cutoff construction. Wallace ships beaver skins to Philadelphia. Malad taxes gasoline at 2 cents per gallon for two years. Greenland not present.
A vintage study explains how color harmony and lighting affect mood and room feel. It details primary and secondary colors, their psychological effects, and how to balance warm versus cool tones with daylight and artificial light to craft cheery, dignified spaces. It also offers practical tips on window treatments to adjust brightness and ambiance.
Mrs Lula D. Evans of Pueblo shares a testimonial about her daughter’s recovery from widespread pimples after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She credits three bottles with restoring health, noting no further headaches or backaches and endorsing the remedy to others. She urges readers to obtain the product from druggists or request a trial package by mail.
An ad urges readers to buy Hair-Groom from any druggist for a few cents. It promises even unruly hair stays combed all day in any style, giving natural gloss and a well groomed look. The product supposedly feels natural and undetectable as used.
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