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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
2
A memory scene shows Grandma crying as a granddaughter reassures her by saying the old dog Rat Box has gone to dog heaven. The moment follows a task of watering and laying sod for a faithful friend.
The Methodist Church outlines a Sabbath program with Bible school at ten, morning worship at one, and an evening service at seven thirty with an American Bible Society pageant titled The Message of the White Cross. Epworth League hosts a 7:30 p.m. session, inviting all to attend and welcome guests.
Fragmentary text describes a sudden flash of lightning and a brief sound lasting about a tenth of a second. References appear to mention June and names but the passage is incomplete and unclear. The readable facts point to a rapid atmospheric event with minimal audible impact.
The readable portion presents a garbled religious or literary line about not telling truth and facing gates of virtue. It mentions a figure referred to as Gibral and a city like Houston. Content is highly fragmented with no clear event or identifiable entities beyond generic references.
When picture frames show specks of dirt from flies or other causes clean with white wax gently rubbed on with a soft brush. Tack walnut frames dull from age but can be revived by applying seedless polish with a brush or a new piece of bleached muslin.
Seve Meissonier opens his paintings exhibition with remarks on artistic skill noting he believes others can paint better than him. The art scene records his candid assessment amid praise for his own works.
Fragmentary lines describe a self defense moment and a potential future threat, with the narrator hinting at fear and vigilance. The piece juxtaposes tears and laughter as human responses, reflecting on emotion and restraint.
A fragment from the Mous ton Post discusses a rumor about men using deception to influence others and the risk of social backlash if the plan fails. The piece hints at manipulation and consequence without clear names or dates.
Poplar Hill school held a Friday basket supper despite slippery roads. Billy Robertson auctioned baskets to a good crowd, netting 40 dollars for playground equipment. Miss Edna Hilfilker and Miss Isabel Graves attended a birthday party at Fred Jasper's Clover tract, while Miss Edna Poe is on the sick list with suspected appendicitis.
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