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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1923
Page
7
A narrator recounts borrowing salad forks from a neighbor for dinner guests out of town. They warned their young son to stay silent about it. After the meal the child loudly suggested taking the forks home, highlighting a family mishap with etiquette and practicality.
An advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes as a home dye kit for sweaters skirts coats and many fabrics including wool silk linen cotton or mixes. The note hints that the product provides directions to tint worn garments. A stray aside mentions a man with a deep bass voice and Old Job’s steadiness away from a shade tree.
Mrs J B Ellis of Butte Montana recalls fifty years of use and praise for Dr Pierce medicines noting their helpfulness to her mother and herself. She mentions remedies like Golden Medical Discovery and Invalids Hotel ads from Buffalo New York and offers to write for free advertising.
Short brief style item list from Idaho towns: Gooding considers a Midget flour mill, Mountain Home reports a fatal auto crash, Aferidian hosts a day for sporting dogs, Pocatello to pay 10 percent to depositors, Moscow finds 175 feet of rock salt, Gerald Evans’ body found near Gypsum, Washington, D. W. Davis named assistant to Interior Secretary, Pocatello schedules a $50,000 city park bond, Downey reports a new dance ordinance, Hyde’s hall hosts a village ticket meeting, a nine week summer school for teachers announced at Tech, O. M. Brewater sues over locomotive crash, Kiwanis push for Idaho scenic publicity, Warren killed at Belshazem mine, American Falls bank reopen prospects, First National bank of Nampa fails to open, Henry Miorin home fire, George Gould resigns as Meridian school superintendent, O. S Law arrested for liquor possession, federal court opens with many violators, Emmett ships purebred Jersey calves, Rupert conducts warrant raid, Kenwood school children to receive milk, fourteen beavers shipped to Philadelphia, Idaho gasoline tax to raise funds, Sunmyeite cutoff construction set, petitions push for county bond election.
A collection of old fashioned kitchen recipes detailing combinations like eggs in omelets with onion tomato cheese and bacon, baked salmon with peas in buttered crumbs, apricot desserts with whipped egg whites, fish chowder with cod and crackers, cheese soup and celery cream, grapefruit pineapple banana salad, apple sponge, potato nests, chicken with olives capers and lemon butter sauce.
Mrs Ella Wagenaar of 268 Graham St Portland Oregon recounted a nine year battle with a general breakdown and severe stomach disorder. After spending over a thousand dollars she credits the Taniac treatment with restoring health and weight and saving her life in a testimonial likely from an old newspaper ad.
A fragmented assortment of items from a newspaper page notes a boy named Paul daydreaming by a window while his mother asks questions about his activity. The piece includes jumbled quotes and misread text reflecting on curiosity and parental admonition alongside odd snippets about a Czech mineral deposit for glass and Egyptian relics at a Detroit institute.
A New Glasgow firm built a steamboat named Micmac after a Nova Scotian trader story. Nova Scotian captain learns the name’s Irish and Scottish roots, then western Herald corrections reveal the tribe link. The tale ends with a playful note about a dawn of smokestacks and small misdirections.
The article contrasts the red flag as a battle signal with the white flag as a sign of truce. It includes a quoted exchange about womankind and a reference to Heston Evening Transcript.
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