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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1921
Page
7
By C N Lurie the piece discusses common English mistakes with can and may and the distinction with could and would. It gives example dialogues showing power and permission use and notes the past subjunctive forms.
A playful exchange between a child and parent turns on the spelling joke as the boy asks what a phenomenon is and the parent defines it in a punny, regional dialect style. The brief dialogue hints at language quirks and family humor.
A reflective piece questions whether mind and talent persist beyond bodily death. It notes attempts to weigh the soul, debates matter versus energy, and asks if consciousness remains in a spiritual realm or dissolves with the body. The author hints future insight may come only in the hereafter.
A scrambled text yields a recipe style dish mixing asparagus omelet with butter and eggs, followed by a cream sauce with mushrooms and shrimp. It mentions cooking steps, seasoning, and plating with asparagus spears over the omelet, plus a separate shrimp mushroom sauce.
Advertisement text promotes bargain hardware and hardware windows at Filer Hardware as a lure to recall the “good old days” with a sales pitch implying attractive near bargains and a retro appeal. The fragment mentions Wenters Newspaper Unice and the year 1901 in a marketing context.
Don't miss our Saturday pesa sale offering 12 loaves of milk bread and a 480 cent cake for $1.60. Ad lists Filer Bakery and N A Jackson as the advertisers in a dusty notice style.
A Scotsman voices a blunt complaint about a rude hostess at a bar, complaining that a woman stared at him and offered to sponge or rub off his moustache in the exchange. The remark reflects regional bluntness and social friction.
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