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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
7
A Peshastin woman recalls an appendicitis operation and a later skin breakout. She attributes growth and recovery to Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Musical Discovery after weighing 72 pounds, reaching 107, and improving complexion. She offers free medical advice or trial packages from Dr Pierce in Buffalo, New York.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure vegetable remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It asserts non stimulant, non habit forming properties and encourages sending ten cents for more information while promising a sworn statement of purity with the bottle. The copy ends with a moral line about doing right.
The U S senate ratified the four power Pacific treaty after a week of debate sparked by a Cravath attribution about secret Anglo American Japan cooperation. Hughes and Root denied the statement while calls for investigations arose. attention shifted to Rhine expense payments and Allied obligations as Harding weighs bonus legislation and troop redeployment plans.
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to give one teaspoonful of California Fig Syrup to cleanse the liver and bowels of constipated children. It promises quick relief from coated tongues, listlessness, fever, and colds, claiming a well child returns in hours and urging readers to ask druggists for the genuine product.
From Southern Bavaria a report describes an entire family of 11 going insane after spiritualist experiments. Neighbors found them destroying furniture and about to offer the infant to the Spirit of pure Night, in a scene noted by Scientific American.
A garbled OCR note mentions Diamond Dyes used on a baby’s coat skirt and curtains. It references color fastness, possible fading and running, with stray phrases about dyes, linen blends, and a value claim comparing self reliance to expectation. The readable bits suggest a cautionary tale about dye quality.
A fragmented reminiscence of women seeking relief through a health product, with letters praising relief from nervous spells and weak health. Testimonies from Mrs. in Orleans and Len New Orleans mention daily struggles, work inability, and improved energy after use. The piece frames the product as aiding families and household duties amid social pressures.
A fragmentary line appears to explore skewed religious or moral themes with rough slang. The excerpt questions virtue and nature of boys, juxtaposing heaven with winter and the idea of “dewd” or dew- like innocence. The source is incomplete and lacks full context.
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