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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1919
Page
7
Advertisement for Gold Medal Haarluna OM Capsules claiming to purify blood, strengthen urinary organs, and restore vigor. Promises relief from weariness, sleeplessness, backache, and other kidney related pains. Urges use of original Gold Medal capsule, three sizes, at all drug stores.
Blind Edward Jones of Jefferson City Missouri has built his own poultry house and brood coops and raises all his chicks by touch. He attends poultry meetings, eyes the market for broilers, and aims to organize a poultry club for the blind while the county agent prepares U.S. Department of Agriculture guides for members. The column includes a travel tale from a 97 year old Arkansawyer recalling a brush with lynching and a mistaken identity.
A newspaper snippet quotes a playful exchange about gender roles and fashion. The woman claims a good husband should allow her the last word in hats gowns and arguments, reflecting light social satire of domestic expectations.
Police suspected illegal operation at a photograph gallery and raided the premises amid concerns of wrongdoing. One suspect faced arrest as investigations continued, with authorities highlighting potential illegal activities uncovered by the raid.
A quoted remark about revulsion to gross items appears in a brief item. The reader is told a star asserts sensitivity to untidy or repulsive matter in a short, period-voice blurb.
An essay argues for supporting the Boy Scouts as a vital educational and democratic institution. It calls for more volunteer leaders with abroad military experience and stresses boys’ needs to march, range, and camp, framing scouting as a sound educational undertaking reinforced by wartime civic opportunity.
War department general order 108 aims to place returning service members as scoutmasters. The notice urges officers and enlisted personnel from all branches to take up leadership roles in the Boy Scouts of America, highlighting postwar opportunities to serve.
King of Spain, a devout believer in scouting, often dons the scout uniform. He praises the movement for public service in postal and telegraph tasks, fire brigade duty, and disaster burial efforts. Nearby royal demesne woods house a permanent camping area with eight small facilities and a stocked water supply.
Secretary of the Navy telegram to the Boy Scouts of America chief scout executive in New York lauds their wartime aid. James K West of BSA receives greetings praising the chivalric youth who have performed patriotic service, signaling a worthy future for America.
Amid autumn wildfires in Minnesota and Wisconsin scouts aided in fire fighting refugees and injured and helped locate missing persons. In West Hartford Connecticut scouts trimmed a bench and forged a makeshift awl in a pond while a boy scout from Memphis joined the effort, aided by frantic workers and local residents.
A Hartford Connecticut discussion notes scouting as a supplementary educational form within the public school system. The piece emphasizes growing support among school organizations and the potential expansion of scouting activities in Hartford schools.
A fragmentary note reflects Prudence in the wing pushing aside an earlier folly. The terse line hints at caution against repeating past mistakes and suggests a reflective stance within a broader text.
excerpts describe Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root and general musings on medicines and birds. A fragmented text mentions warblers and a humorous exchange about a weapon quote.
Fragmentary OCR snippet from Beeton Evening Tribune mentions fragmented phrases about a duel or conflict at sea. Readable names, places, or dates are not present. Summary captures the uncertain, damaged nature of the clipping.
A fragmentary transcript quotes lines asking if the foed speaking entity spews in French and notes a tree fon style. The text appears as a garbled OCR snippet with limited readable context and no clear event or names beyond the unusual phrasing.
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