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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1919
Page
6
Winona Minnesota patient reports years of nerve trouble and sleepless nights. After using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she sleeps well and works normally. The item promotes the remedy as a long standing standard for displacements inflammation and nervous disorders in women.
An advertisement touts Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root as the top medicine for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It promises rapid, gentle effects with vegetable starts and urges readers to obtain a sample bottle from Dr. Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York, claiming wide proven use and instant benefits amid promotional text.
A damaged OCR fragment praises Dr Pierce medicinal products including Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets with claims of restored health and strength. The text mentions a woman experiencing weakness nervousness and poor appearance, and asserts recovery after using the medicines.
United States Department of Agriculture outlines steps to improve swine industry including use of purebred breeding stock especially sires, promoting shows and judging, supervision of feeders, interstate anti hog cholera vaccine distribution, immunization, tuberculosis suppression, parasite control, sanitary practices, and improved slaughter methods. It calls for genetics research and regional farrowing and rearing plans, with ongoing feed trials and publication of results and statistics on production and consumption.
Water needs for hard working horses or mules require large amounts daily. An animal doing heavy work may consume about 12 gallons and may need four to five watering sessions daily in warm weather. Regular access is essential to prevent dehydration and ensure safe performance.
A fragment discusses feeding and care for young stock and mares, stressing water and air in feed, and the need for a quiet stall or pasture for mares. It notes success in building a great herd requires good pastures and rich grazing lands, emphasizing practical farm management.
Two tiny red lizards named Lionel and Liege stroll a damp autumn day observing human chatter. They recount tales heard from porch talk about weather, dreams, and curious creatures, while noting how people misread dampness and find life’s oddities amusing and strange.
Jamestown boys camp on Chautauqua Lake at Sylvan Park stage a mock hunt for a "Bad Indian" and followers. Three scouting parties, led by first class scouts, set out at ten, building a visible camp and fire to lure the pretend captives, who shelter their camp and fire while keeping within set bounds.
A concise profile highlights Mitch as a versatile learner shaping his path to adulthood. It notes his readiness to tackle varied skills, his focus on growth, and anticipation of future responsibilities. The piece emphasizes resilience, curiosity, and practical ambition guiding his development.
Glen Everman praised the boy scouts gathering at Chenderett for a well organized encampment with boys from Texas New Mexico Arizona California and Maine. The event showcased diverse faiths and cultures as attendees shared drills and stories with notable participation from both leaders and youths.
World famous humorist Irvin Cobb has been named an official of the Boy Scout Council in Westchester County New York. He has not given a definite answer to whether he will appear in the abbreviated knickerbocker suit that characterizes the boy scout attire when asked by the New York Telegraph.
On leaving Halifax the Prince of Wales praised the Veterans Cadet band and the Boy Scouts. Bristol scouts quickly adjusted their plans to host a Welcome Home parade for returning soldiers, showing prompt civic readiness.
An old advertisement touts genuine Bayer Aspirin for headaches and pains in a patriotic tone. A separate court scene shows a Republican judge fining a youth, while schoolboys mock the trial and recall a Democratic parade memory.
A vintage advertisement claims relief from a severe cold with a dose every two hours, promising instant openings of congested nostrils and relief from headache fever and sneezing. It touts Pape's Cold Compound as inexpensive and effective without quinine and urges insistence on the brand.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a girl being pressed about marriage and engagement. Her friend asks if she is married or engaged, she replies no, and speech explores parental views and a search for a husband amid garbled phrases.
Fragmentary OCR reads a local oath or confession involving Rane J. Sakes, a vendor, and city authorities in Toronto county. Mentions internal matters and a business or mercantile context with references to a large group and salt storage or sale.
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