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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1919
Page
3
An ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast home remedy for colds. It claims two to three doses clear congestion and stop symptoms, noting the product tastes pleasant, contains no quinine, and costs only a few cents at drug stores. A separate brief line mentions an 8 Obie girl receiving many marriage offers.
Kidney disease signs such as headache, indigestion, back pain, sciatica, and urinary difficulty warn of kidney trouble. An advertised remedy developed from Holland labs claims to combat disease, with bold claims of rapid results and a gold medal pride.
An OCR fragment advertises Cascarets as a laxative cure for liver and bowel toxins with claims of no side effects and sleep benefits. It also touts Cuticura for sore hands and discusses catarrhal deafness treated by constitutional remedies. The text interleaves panicked sales copy with a stray moral quip about choosing words.
British scouts serving with the White Star Line aboard liners in New York Boston and Halifax gain real seafaring experience. Cadets become crew members and may pursue ranks as mates officers or skippers. Dr J J Macdonald in New York greets and oversees them on shore.
A woman miner is pictured in Tonopah wearing men's clothing while on prospecting and mining trips. The scene shows her in work attire and demonstrates her familiarity with rugged street life as she navigates the town. She is associated with a tanning company named agate possibly.
The King hosted a wartime tribute event highlighting two youth groups, the Boy Scouts and Girl Guides, with 110 representatives selected from every British isle county. He commended scout masters for results over steps and praised scouts as reliable, saying a boy scout never makes mistakes.
Popular Mechanics Magazine notes glory earned on war fields, praising a Marine drum returned to France with a regiment. The drum bears a wound stripe and four service chevrons, painted on its body after damage from a shell, highlighted by a photograph accompanying the article.
A person drove to a residence and spoke to a girl in the yard. She did not recognize them at first but later identified the acquaintance as Eva, remarking she knew it was her voice. The event centers on an familiar visitor and the confusion over recognition.
Scouts favor wool garments as damp clothing promotes colds. Do not wash with harsh soap that clogs fibers. Soak in lukewarm suds, squeeze water out by pulling through hands, avoid twisting, then hang to dry to prevent stretching.
At a Cenewen New York victory celebration for the sak Wlors the boy Scouts guarded two airplanes through the night. Los Angeles Troops 1 and 2 attended a feast and later visited Mary Pickford who hosted them and gave twenty five dollars for troop equipment.
Fragmentary World War I reminiscence quotes Major General Moretsde on a brigade at Ypres. The speaker recalls trenches, dressing stations, burial details, and intense bombardment during the second battle of Ypres. References to McCrea and nearby units appear amid garbled OCR text.
Candidates gather at Beijing style exams to win the venerable title. Examiners in state robes under umbrellas oversee rites that mix ancient texts with modern schooling. The scene reflects a tension between traditional philosophy and Western ideas shaping younger generations.
A playful court exchange features the judge and counsel debating admissibility of evidence. The judge rebukes the notion of accepting improperly subpoenaed items, while the court notes a long tradition that aces beat off efforts to force in questionable materials.
A fragmented quote from Lonciey in the Courier Journal shows a writer saying he faces troubles with pay, competition, and choosing the right person to hand money to amid social friction. The text highlights ambiguous dialogue about wages and relationships.
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