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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
2
The Paris Figaro reports a remarkable discovery in a French cave dating up to 30,000 years. Wall engravings show animals including bison horses bears and elephants, rare feline depictions, birds and three predatory night flyers. A notable human figure is shown with an elongated neck and four footed stance.
February 5 is set as the festival of the martyrs of Nippon. Catholics began Christianity in the 16th century under Francisc Xavier. Despite strong non Christian faiths and persecution, thousands died. Converts formed a martyr confraternity and many were executed or buried alive. Noble and poor alike shared fate in early Christian history in Japan.
A party steps through Bt Andrews, admiring an ancient arch with sculptures. Locals respond with confusion as they seek information, the visitor questions unanswered and the street buzzes about the arch’s history. An elderly native struggles to name the era.
The unreadable text mentions threats about America and bald eagles, a reference to men and engines, and a cryptic exchange from a junction. It ends with a remark on marriage height and a line about sun and rain protection, all in clipped, garbled prose.
A memorial notes that Sir Robert Rensen and other Canadians who died are buried in an Italian garden at the Duchess of Connaught's Red Creek Capital Taplow England. The note describes the site as a cemetery for the Canadian dead.
A Chicago Tribune reader recounts a long rivalry with a neighbor over daily egg production. After weeks of competing and hiding eggs, the narrator finally outdid the neighbor by stuffing more eggs into the coop than the day before, revealing a humorous but petty contest.
A composite note recalls Robert Chambers on Tommies in London with a humorous scene in Trafalgar Square and a sailor’s mother guarding a sick child, plus light vignettes from London Answers and local humor. The passages mix jokes about soldiers, influenza worries, and social quips from the era.
An English soldier picks up two stray bullets after his unit pushes Germans back several hundred yards. The projectiles travel through No Man's Land and into barbed wire entanglements, producing perilous incidents and varied outcomes in the firefight.
Faith and Sophia Strongarm plan a wedding to secure control while Percy Pinfeather vows obedience. Belle quips that rehearsals prevent laughter at the vow. A shoal of herrings measures five to six miles long and two to three wide.
An ostrich posed stiffly in a shop window as two boys peered in. One boy declares it a swan, the other corrects him that it is a buzzard. The cartoon comment praises public education and a zoo for such opportunities.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble and many misdiagnose symptoms as unrelated. Pain in the back, lack of ambition, and nervousness can signal kidney trouble. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root claims to restore kidney health and improve overall organ function. Obtain a bottle from drug stores or send ten cents for a sample to Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY with newspaper name.
The wedding of Flossie and William Giles drew a crowded church as Flossie grew pale then cried when the ring was placed. William suddenly broke into tears, declaring he felt worse than she, with onlookers urging him to quiet.
A report notes a man elected to carry the church contribution basket faced opposition from men who doubted his accounting due to past juggling of accounts. A grocer objects, saying a cash register should be attached to the basket before he carries it.
She asks about ambitions and measurements while releasing Aiurgoyte. He answers with a question about why height matters. The dialogue juxtaposes personal drive with a stylized, cryptic cultural reference.
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