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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
7
East Oakland California woman Mrs Lawrence Saye recounts long use of Pierce's Favorite Prescription for persistent side pains and indigestion as she shares her experience in a brief testimonial style item from the era.
Idaho Falls faces a Public Utilities Commission hearing on July 25 over freight rate reductions favoring other points. The Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce is expected to act. Mrs Clara Randel seeks divorce from Ollie W Randel, alleging desertion and dependence on the Red Cross. Vancouver student J Arnold Cobley eats a large Easter meal in Moscow and attends class. A May 20 charity carnival in Portado promotes fundraising for the Good and needy. Twin Falls Scouts briefly govern the city for a day in a humorous civic event. A touring car crash near Rupert injures Brig(a)ham Murdock and two sons. Peter W Collins, K of C speaker, lectures at Pocatello on relief and employment work. Lewiston reorganizes its Commercial Club area to boost settlement and farming. Oneida County seed aid program offers government seed money for drought or frost losses, up to 6800 per farmer. Twin Falls County Motus Growers organizing a cooperative market for potatoes with branded grades. Moncre records the death of Mrs Alfred Patton Smith, last Civil War Union veteran in the area. Cache County Red Cross helps identify Charter W Turpin in Logan jail for forgery. Lewiston Kiwanis club forms as the state’s seventh club.
Dr J B Greaves of Utah Agricultural College warns farm wells commonly harbor disease. Undetected contamination spreads typhoid and GI illnesses. improve wells with tight cement covers and surrounding filtration. boil water when contamination is suspected.
Utah Agricultural Partners favor cautious adoption of new tools while noting efficient factories upgrade with modern machines. The author compares farm advances from hand labor to powered harvesters and tractors, urging farmers to seek machinery that replaces manual work to boost productivity.
Aged advertisements warn women of kidney and bladder disease risk and promote Dr. Kilmer’s Root medicine. It urges purchasing samples and warns mothers to inspect Castoria bottles for infants. Also includes a Cuticure skincare promotion and a New York Sun anecdote about a robbery incident.
A mother of two boys aged nine and seven faced a tense moment when the younger child cried over a missing nickel. The elder calmly ate candy and urged restraint, saying there is no use in yelling. The dialogue suggests a mild domestic dispute without clear resolution.
Fragmentary text from the American Legion Weekly references a Quaker portrait situation and religious scruples, with cryptic phrases about a crowding throw, a character named Winky Gefen, and shifting location cues. The passage appears to reflect disjointed wartime or fraternal periodical humor or anecdote without clear events or names.
Two girls Mary Windela aged ten and Harriet Jane aged five visit their grandmother in a wheezy, whispered scene. The(txt) narration notes a mum’s interruption and a childlike mispronunciation that hints at a scratched or garbled memory of the day.
A garbled OCR style passage shows two figures discussing privilege and wealth. The text appears as broken phrases about merit and private car, with unclear names and context, making a concise summary challenging.
Odd coincidence recounts a damaged wartime handwriting fragment found in a deserted village near Lorraine. The writer describes a torn letter or item lost by a German soldier and mentions a nearby foreground scene with a figure and a searcher reading the Chicago Journal, reflecting a fragmented wartime reminiscence.
Gap Johnson of Howp Ridge argues that public confessions arise from revival meetings and conversions. He contends that popular chatter leads to widespread disclosures about suspected wrongdoing and elopement plans, while urging caution and private reflection over sensational talk.
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