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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1924
Page
7
A string of quips and observations on politics finance fashion and marriage from a vintage column. It notes dollar bills new and disappearing political cynicism income tax opinions and social mores with playful asides about Harvard France and everyday life.
In a tense Flatwoods confrontation, Black Bogus dies and Hopkins is wounded as the woodsman confronts rivals guarding a safe full of money. Ken exposes his true identity, while Hopkins taunts the woodsman over a precarious past and a wary truce forms amid danger and shifting loyalties.
In a夜 of treachery two men contort and scheme as a woodsman and a partner confront violence. A hidden pistol, a shattered hand, and a sudden shot tilt the balance toward treachery as cries tear through the night and a plan to guard money unfolds.
The trade wind is a steadily toward the thermal equator and deflected westward by Earth's rotation. It results mainly from the upward current of heated air at the equator and varies with season and land surface influence. it remains steadfast in the Southern Hemisphere.
A health ad notes many people suffer kidney trouble unseen and links it to insurance rejections. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Root as a remedy and urges readers to test the product offerings in various bottle sizes, implying benefits and broader testing.
A man in a store asks for a book suitable for a groom to be married. The clerk responds with a display of large size pocket books as options for the buyer, identified as Mr. Buford. The scene shows casual dialogue and a shopkeeper presenting products to a customer.
A notice promotes dyeing and tinting services for worn or faded fabrics. Women can have garments and drapery refreshed for 15 cents. The ad markets simple, affordable upkeep for household textiles.
A fragmented ad style notice claims Diamond Dyes provide color directions in each package. It suggests even first time dyers can succeed and mentions a wide color range. The text reads like a garbled promotional snippet with unclear product names and placement.
A fragmentary passage discusses perceptions of a woman as a desirable wife, noting blunt judgments about her looks. It mentions a delicate influence of perfume and a bath with Outsture Soap and hot water to cleanse pores, then questions if one knows their own makeup or identity.
A Washington Star recount cites Senator Sorghum recalling how adults praised him as a bright child and suggested he might become president. He says the cheerful childhood hours led to a notable, early aspiration and a sense of future achievement.
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