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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1924
Page
2
An old newspaper advertisement extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a top medicine. It claims the product cures rheumatic, urinary, and related ailments, urges readers to test a sample bottle, and promotes various sizes and distributors.
A transcription of a colloquial court scene shows Cole Binck in preliminary conference with his attorney. The attorney questions the defendant about proof an alibi while witnesses argue over the meaning of the terms used. The exchange highlights tense, informal dialogue as the case moves toward formal proceedings.
A vintage note advertises dyeing and tinting services for women to refresh faded fabrics and drapery. The ad promises affordable options to renew garments and home textiles with color.
Advertisement claims Diamond Dyes guarantees perfect dyeing even for first timers. Directions provided on each package promise simple steps and reliable results.
A fragment notes a quirky dialogue about Mr Trewe seeking a partner for Joye and sorrows. It mentions Mr Hrown and Mr Shawn Yeu as figures in a garbled exchange hinting at a search for a quiet or silent partner. The wording suggests a local, informal conversation rather than a formal notice.
An old advertisement extols Cutieurs offerings including Cuticurs for hand care and soap use. It cites a hot suds routine, drying and rich in a cw fiewra ointment, and mentions removing surplus ointment with paper.
Frances Willard traveled many miles over thirteen years giving temperance lectures and attending numerous meetings. The record notes extensive journeys and regular speaking engagements highlighting her activism and influence in the movement.
A collage of brief wire service items covers diverse events from wool labeling debates in Wyoming to immigration status for Hawaii swimmer Charles Pung, bank closures in El Paso and Mitchell, a Medford river body identification, murder indictments, political maneuvering in Congress, and global notices from Panama to Germany.
A roundup of Idaho items: D L Rosengranth cleared of murder in Caldwell. Ada County Burbank federation picnic planned. state treasury earned 9276.42 in April interest. Coolidge backs Arco lava monument. J P Gray surveys crop prospects. Boise May fete at Julia Davis Park with 50 maid candidates and a secret May queen. Gov Moore to Moscow graduation and Lupwai dedication. Poestello to vote on extra levy above 10 mills. Malad reports 15-20 percent Idaho farms with electricity. farm power demand rising. Means notes quarantine pressure. no danger from disease-free soil products. Mackay reports $10,000 cut‑off road work to improve Lost River to East Fork route by July. Pocatello Elks lodge election approves municipal improvements. two‑thirds majority for five taxpayer questions.
Incomplete OCR fragment references Asia Europe and the Mediterranean. Mentions early navigators and locations across India Asia Minor and Tortugs, with garbled terms suggesting a magazine context. Names and specifics are unclear, making precise event or attribution unavailable.
Fragmentary note reflects two dispositions in daily craft. One for the brushed method and another for the rigat approach, suggesting a contrast in technique or temperament in work routines.
A Louisville Nebraska woman recounts using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for long period and says she found relief from troubles after twelve years of marriage and childbirth. The ad claims a country-wide canvass shows 95 percent benefited and notes availability at druggists.
The typewriting machine can produce geographical geological and statistical maps saving time and money over manual labor. Government work benefits from speed and efficiency. The machine features ninety special characters and accommodates 125 type styles for scientific tasks.
French researchers report adding small amounts of potassium iodine to fertilizers markedly increases sugar beet yields. Larger amounts reduce yields. Iodine is believed to boost plants harnessing sunlight to convert energy into plant substance.
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