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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1919
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a tonic to revive lifeless hair. It claims thick lustrous locks, restored color, vigor, and vitality, urging readers to buy a bottle at drug or toiletry counters to refresh the scalp and hair. The piece is followed by a fragmented anecdote about a wreck and a doctor’s remark, with garbled dialogue and odd spellings.
A scanned old advertisement urges parents to use California Fig Syrup as a laxative for children. It emphasizes a fruity taste and warns to look for the name California on the package to ensure safety. The copy repeats cautions to follow dosing directions and claims we give it without fear.
Rural firefighting units in California report equipment overhauled and repaired as needed. Fire companies have been brought up to full strength and remain ready for duty. Community enthusiasm grows despite wartime strains and resource challenges.
A garbled newspaper fragment mentions medicine, safety, kidney relief, and parity, but wording is unclear. The fragment references nasal mentions and suggests a price or value note, yet specifics are unreadable.
A garbled fragment presents a wry missive about love and desire. Names and clear context are absent, but the tone suggests a distressed speaker seeking a reply that may never come. The piece reads as a puzzled, indirect inquiry into affection.
A North Haven County camp tale turns to night fright when scouts mishear a shriek. Leaders uncover the culprit, a boy scout imitating a wildcat, later identified as George Becker of West Hoboken. No danger reported.
A modern chantey sung by the Sea Scout crew from Honolulu recounts their pioneering river trip in government boats the verses praise heart and seamanship while imagining the ship as a living entity and urging unity and courage at sea
Exterior designs and floor plans for Victory Mall outline a memorial building in New York City for World War II soldiers. Ground floor shows an exhibition hall, 30 feet high and 200 by 820 feet, with a large swimming pool and life range in the basement. Second floor will hold a convention hall. third floor dedicates chapter rooms for OAR ABF American Legion Boy Scouts and other unions. a flat roof provides a playground.
Frederick Nett Innes directs a Denver boy scout band which has become proficient in just over 120 days. The band, self supported, financed their own instruments and rehearsal needs as they prepared for a public concert. The director praises the scouts for their intelligence and untiring application.
Officers and leaders at a secret Scout conference in Bournemouth England welcomed closer ties with foreign scouts. Lieut. Gen. Sir Robert S. S. Powell leading the British movement noted broad support for strengthening international relations and outlined steps to engage allies.
Benjamin Sperting of Brooklym New York, a member of the Third United States Infantry, was captured by Russian Cossacks while on official duty at Tran 170 miles from Windivestok. Captain Jobs escaped and informed the American commander. Sperting was released after intervention by General Greves.
A fragment notes the Boston Transcript commentary on capital letters and wording choices. It claims “Her eyes were red” and mentions an explanation about a wedding and a miscellaneous list of garbled phrases and welding terms.
A fragmented note on the potato mentions its wild state in Chile and traces human cultivation from planting to harvest. It references Fabre and describes growing and tending, noting the tuber’s increasing size and value over years.
A Charlestown News and Courier item discusses how reliance on luck hinders progress and the need for solid preparation. It notes the difficulty of advancing when vision is obscured and emphasizes building a strong foundation for lifelong work. The notice also advertises a high-grade piano and late-model player-piano for sale by Consolidated Music Co in Salt Lake City on favorable terms.
Fragmentary history note marks August 27 as Caesar's landing in Britain in 65 B C with references to his Commentaries and timing. Includes stray advice on ink stain removal and a jokey digression about Bolshevism and a couple of light quotations.
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