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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
7
A Washington staff officer recalls General Pershing as the real thing, an American. He recounts meeting Pershing in his boyhood town where Pershing once threw stones at a porter, reflecting an unruly past softened by later respect. The anecdote ends with Pershing’s boyhood trick echoing into his future leadership.
The article notes that the tongue of action should be weighed before adoption. It draws a parable of a prima donna editing her contract and cutting the line for transportation for her husband, maid, dog, and Liz. A censorious tone warns against premature or careless drafting.
An army lieutenant piloting a 9 machine gun equipped plane hunted whales off the Pacific, spotting a target four miles out, swooping and firing a short volley as a motorboat retrieved the carcass. The capture yielded a sizeable profit per Popular Mechanics Magazine.
Grandpa Frog hosts a talking frog gathering in his pantry gifting meals and telling tales. Frogs learn bug catching and munch on bugs and meal treats as Grandpa recalls winter dreams and hints at future concert plans. Edwin names four zones: the refrigerated, the horrid, the temperance, and the intemperance.
United States Department of Agriculture outlines its vaccination program for swine entering stock yards to prevent cholera. The plan covers immunizing stockers and feeders, handling shipments, and disinfection while detailing conditions under which vaccinated hogs may be reshipped interstate.
Fragmentary notes describe managing lambs with dam protection by Pigs and a colt. It suggests frequent feeding, four times daily, with a pint of mite given at each pasture. The text is garbled and includes unclear names and terms.
An ad touts Freezone as a quick painless corn remover promising instant relief and easy corn lifting. It markets a small bottle as inexpensive and effective for hard corns soft corns and corns between toes while claiming no soreness or irritation.
A vintage ad touts Green's August Flower as a universal cure for constipation indigestion nervousness and a low mood. It claims relief from headaches heart palpitations and other symptoms with gentle laxative action and pepsin. Also includes a short anecdote about a preacher and a child misunderstanding a joke about a heavenly stomach.
A fragment reflects on a woman’s influence and personal care, noting that routine cleansing with Cuticura Soup and Water, followed by Cuticure Taiuw Powder, yields clear healthy skin. It contrasts wealth, value, and social conditions cited by George Bernard Shaw in a reflective, opinionated tone.
Fragmentary text shows dialogue about a person named Cheam Howe and others wary of speaking. No clear event, date, place, or organization is identifiable from the readable portion.
An advertisement touts Eatonic tablets as a quick fix for acid stomach, indigestion, gas and bloating. It claims the product clears sour food discomfort, restores energy, and strengthens digestion, with a druggist guaranteed money back offer for instant relief.
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