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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
7
Millions suffer daily from acid stomach and related symptoms. The ad urges readers to visit a druggist for BATONIC EATONIC tablets to correct excess acid, promise immediate relief, and guarantee money back if no relief. It emphasizes dangers of untreated dyspepsia and claims the product absorbs acid to restore normal digestion.
General Robert Baden Powell leads British scouts in an effort to aid eight scouts made homeless by war. The drive supports Serbian and Belgian youths, and Belgian scouts under German rule continue service as messengers and guides for the British army. The movement underscores the brotherhood vow that a scout is a brother to every other scout across nations.
A New Zealand military letter from Maj. Gen. A. W. Robin commends the boy scouts for their patriotic work during the war. He thanks and extends appreciation to the scouts, noting their cheerful service and spirit of self sacrifice as a major factor in the war effort.
At the national headquarters in New York City Troop 400 of Manhattan consists of employed boys in responsible roles. They start each day with setting-up exercises, boosting pep and enthusiasm, and serve in the scout store, greet visitors, and work in the supply and other departments.
Comeresaman Scott Ferris of Lawton announces appointment to the United States Naval Academy. The bulletin notes Livets bullatine confirms the selection for Scout Clement Mtitehetl and details the Lawton community’s support for the honor.
A group of Boy Scouts in Marquette Michigan helped an aged woman after a house fire. They located her belongings and arranged fresh clothing and food. Speeches by scouts at a local event drew attention to kindness and civic duty, while a council move to curb stray dogs follows a recent camp competition.
An old advertisement extols Swamp Root as a physician prescribed medicine for the kidneys liver and bladder. It invites readers to test the product with a sample bottle offer and urges purchasing through druggists. The dialogue fragment questions the value of national literature versus advertising guidance.
Readable fragments note suspicious activity and committee error possibilities. Mentions mining power and various names vaguely. No clear event or outcome emerges from the readable content. The piece reads as a damaged OCR segment with ad hoc references to people and places.
A garbled exchange touches on lifelong deme trace and personal name origins. Fragments reference a dock of moon and a swien, with phrases about meaning and inquiry, yielding a puzzle-like historical language snippet.
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