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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
9
Mrs. Ti Covenry of 7 Burnett St Ne J reports eight years of misery with severe back and limb pain. After using Enda fe Pian's Vegtable Song Won medicine she can do housework and washing and recommends the products to others.
Fragmented OCR notes reference Cuticura Soap and Ointment with unclear product lines. The text also mentions Milen Standish and Miles Sanden in a garbled history fragment with a reference to a secretary and antiquarian secretary. Overall, readable items are minimal and request for archival context remains.
An old advertisement touts Pepe's Cold Compender as superior relief for cold symptoms. It claims rapid, dramatic results after a first dose and promotes multiple doses daily, mentioning headaches, fever, and congestion as alleviated effects. The copy imitates period language and urges readers to quit mowing and clear their deed.
A profile tracing Alfred E. Smith from humble Bowery roots through candy store work and the Fulton fish market to district leader and jury notices, highlighting his rise to governor of New York by age forty-five and the echo of Lincoln era romance in a potential 1921 presidency.
In Congress the Japanese question rises repeatedly as Senator Gore proposes a constitutional amendment restricting voting rights to citizens. Senator Phelan of California favors excluding Japanese, while Senator Colt warns against rash action amid international tensions. Gore cautions the United States risked a broader war if immigration remains unsettled.
Edwin T. Meredith of Des Moines steps into the Wilson cabinet replacing David Houston as agriculture secretary, after Carter Glass leaves the Treasury post. The reshuffle leaves four of the original cabinet, with Meredith bringing experience from Successful Farming and the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World. The new head aims to cut middlemen, reduce waste, and promote increased feed production.
The account details Miselene A. Mepiins of St Louis and her alleged engagement to Mr. Andrew, a Signale System executive, amid lavish social events and a luncheon hosted by Mrs Frederics Gerd hee, wife of the Mir poort governor. The tale includes $1000 expenses and corroboration by her mother and a telegram.
A narrated tale unfolds aboard a great ship in the Atlantic as a buff colored, wandering batty bird recounts how he escaped his cage to travel far at sea. A canary aboard comforts him and helps piece together how he survived a long voyage before returning to a wary crew.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local matter naming Omeron Bannivere with unclear actions. Limited readable items mention a trial or hearing and potential dates but specifics are unreadable.
Mrs Rozalla Kania of 39 Silver Street New Britain Conn testifies she suffered cramps for three years with stomach distress and catarrh. After using Pe-ru-Na she claims no cramps and restored health. The ad promotes Pe-ru-Na as a digestive regulator aiding mucous membranes and blood nourishment for coughs colds and catarrhal issues. It urges sick people to begin use for quicker recovery and notes availability in tablet or liquid form.
An ad claiming S. S. S. cures eczema by cleansing the blood appears amid a mixed page of humorous anecdotes and public notices. The item asserts local salves fail to relieve, urging readers to obtain a bottle of the blood purifier from the Medical Director in Atlanta, Ga, with a note offering free medical advice.
A fragmented message questions Marty Gailey's absence and asks what happened to him. It mentions Haley and a bond of matrimony and criticizes the average politician as tough, with Tatiana Robber and a flexible conscience.
The Montreal Herald reports on Jack Frost as a clever showman who also allegedly bursts pipes. It explains water expands when frozen and uses a home experiment with a bottle to prove that ice can push corks out, illustrating why pipes burst in cold weather.
Fragmented dialogue from the Isle of the Lone d. The text presents a satirical exchange with characters Te, Ithinkle and a push referred to as a wetter. The scene hints at a mock courtroom or debate with playful wordplay and misheard phrases.
A damaged fragment quotes fear of death for a cause and suggests few are willing to sacrifice life for victory. The text hints at public unease and wartime rhetoric without clear specifics.
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