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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
5
A dubious medical advertisement touts a kidney trouble cure from Dr Rilener amp Rest and Dr Tmer Co. It urges readers to buy a three bottle supply and to mention the paper for a discount, claiming rapid improvement with no delay in treatment.
A historical note on the turkey's origins distinguishes the Mexican form from the common barnyard bird. It outlines early European perceptions, Audubon’s theory, and the Mexican turkey as a distinct form with notable physical and genetic differences from eastern North American wild turkeys.
A fragmented reflection notes Thanksgiving origins beyond continents and echoes across nations. It highlights gratitude by a people united beyond sects, while mentioning other holidays like Christmas and New Years as related observances.
Davis of San Francisco reports Tannac restored a worker to health after a long illness. He describes severe prior symptoms and crediting Taniac with a full recovery and daily work activity. The ad notes Tantie is sold by druggists. A separate Q and A features Senator Sergium on party reform and political novelties.
An old advertisement touts Diamond Dyes promising dyeing of baby coats skirts and curtains without fading or running. The piece includes a dated anecdote from W Howe in Daily Notes about enduring discomfort and the old man’s remark on standing it, reflecting a travel note style.
A flood of mysterious letters arrives at a school from May to teachers over several days. The teacher, perplexed, laments having no use for them while May persists, asking whether the letters should be given to the teacher.
A hearing before Judge W W Thornton of the Superior Court featured Gedrae Maeding, a United States naturalization officer, who struggled to answer a test question about the first President. The exchange included mention of Washington and a remark by a questioning figure as the crowd watched.
A garbled OCR passage presents warped dialogue about ownership marks and pricing. It includes stray phrases like marked down, turmoil over commerce, and unclear names, offering little clear narrative or named entities to extract.
The obituary notes the recent death of German physician Dioctor Fischweiler aged one handed and nine, recounting his bold claim of an infallible longevity cure. It mentions a supposed warning about sharing the cure and hints at occult or medical theories, with fragmented details about sleep and telepathic ideas before concluding with praise for perseverance and hope.
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