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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1924
Page
4
A collage of calligraphic verses lamenting aging and the springtime, recalling flowers, family, and mother days. It intertwines musically themed reflections with lines about gardens, children, fathers, and communal war memories, hinting at national music and morale in past times.
Local church plans Thursday evening gathering for the Ep Worth League with large youth attendance and missionary focus. Members from numerous denominations are expected to attend a pre-institution meeting in Twin Fulle.
An American Magazine piece explains the body is largely water, about 75 to 80 percent, with age reducing water content and small drops risking serious disorders or death. It notes a 2 percent drop is often fatal, while bodies can survive down to roughly 22 percent in extreme cases.
Sage William B. Akers compares the coffee fruit to a cherry, detailing its structure from the outer wrappings to the parchment and pulp. He notes the fruit’s sweet pulp, the parchment layer gripping the bean, and the final protective skin that remains attached through roasting and grinding.
A fragmentary Detroit article notes the first Europeans to reach the Intriwas of Panama led by Rodrigo de Bastides sailing from Cadre in October 1800. Vasco Nones de Balboa is cited among them and records of the expedition are scarce.
A list of vegetables and fruits attributed with medicinal values. Spinach is said to affect the kidneys while onions soup soothes digestion. Lettuce cucumbers turnips celery and tomatoes are noted for various circulatory digestive and nervous benefits. Fruits like figs cherries and strawberries are described as cooling and purifying with orange claimed to cure dyspepsia in the morning.
In a Washington Star discussion a reader distinguishes a republic from autocracy, noting the ease of forcing a resignations versus the autocrat’s power to compel obedience. The piece frames governance as power exercised by consent or force.
A fragmented note shows a theater manager asking why a show cannot end happily rather than with tragedy and a last moment marriage. The writer questions audience expectations and the fate of the evening performance dynamics.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a coal merchant and a fireman in a hurried exchange. The terse wording suggests a dispute or rush over coal yard safety or service, with unclear participants and place. No concrete names, dates, or organizations are readable.
Marca observed graduation exercises as nine eighth grade students received diplomas in a ceremony at the Manor school auditorium. The event featured diplomas presented by EB. J. Malone, a class history, and vocal numbers. Also noted were local club meetings, family announcements, and various community updates including births and marriages.
Fragmented report notes that few campers apply for rooms at the camp which is not tree shade. Last year it was free and crowded. this year only one dog camped with several friends. Most visitors forgot to discard auto casings on grounds. one bought a mate view in town. A pair of prehigh school Argonauts from Portland, Indiana stopped, promising to repay their pare money.
A fragmented report describes a 1912 era scene with a Michigan car and a New York to Oregon traveler stopping at a fairgrounds camp. Tour plans hint at Cedar Draw routes, grandstand draws, and rides in a Flivver. Officials advise hospitality and orderly conduct amid a hot grounds situation.
W. W. of Bul and Twin Falls plan a major Sunday picnic at the fair grounds. A five member committee met with the secretary to arrange use of the grounds for the event, which is billed as a top feature of the season.
Full attendance is urged for a Thursday prayer service and business meeting to discuss securing a permanent pastor. Regular services Sunday include Bible school at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. titled Precarious Supposing. Evening service at 8 p.m. titled The Power of the Evangeli stic Lite. This invitation invites members to attend.
Mass at 9 30 a m each Sunday except first Sunday of month when held at 2 p m.
In cold regions snow changes the coats of animals, with many turning white during winter. The weasel is notable, keeping its brown fur until the first snow falls, then whitening in a few hours.
John Calvin, a leading French reformer of the sixteenth century, played a pivotal role in the Reformation. His doctrines are widely associated with the Presbyterian church’s teachings and work.
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