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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
3
The Laymen's Home Missionary Movement asserts biblical terms for the second death, the lake of fire. The study cites Rev 20 10 14 16 and related verses to explain destiny of the devil the beast the false prophet death Sheol and the lost in a cautioned theological analysis.
The piece argues farmers face alleged special favors yet gain broader benefits from government actions. It defends cooperative marketing, farm credit and education programs, Farm Loan bonds, and six month note discounts, contrasting with corporate finance and urban favors. It emphasizes equalized rural conditions and simple production for nation welfare.
New classes start Monday enter now and get more for your money Three months for the price of two Hoover manager announces the offer at Gregg Business College summer session
The Preliminary Teachers Examination will be held in the office of the County Superintendent on June 3 and 4, 1922. The exam is for those intending to attend normal schools. Examinations will be administered on Friday, June 2, at 9 a.m. Signed Hri tto Mart Wolfe.
A fragmented notice advises using local time for eastbound schedules and suggests using the classified columns to buy sell trade recover rent or work. It mentions specific times like 5 57 am and 4 42 am and hints at timing details in a local classified page.
A London medical correspondent argues that Sunday feasting and low exercise fuel global illness and proposes a day of abstinence. He suggests a cultural shift to healthier habits, noting most people dine heavily on Sunday and exercise minimally. The piece recounts a party anecdote where Robert declines fruit salad, planning to take it home for possible later consumption.
A fragmentary, archaic study voice describes charms and luck lore across cultures and warns readers against questioning the author. It hints at selling a standard of the subject, with emphasis on access, exchange, and careful handling of the topic.
A brief ad copy in a newspaper notes that a voice could be heard forty miles away, implying the reach of a future advertisement. The mock pitch emphasizes selling goods and media exposure for Wes Sir in the local paper.
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