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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1919
Page
5
A practical guide offers home crafted gift ideas for women skilled with a needle. Practical projects and tasteful finishes are proposed for a thoughtful holiday season.
A photograph shows two sewing sets intended to hang on a wall. Details describe ribbons, bobbins, needles, and trimmed pockets. The scene includes a pine support with a white finial and a central display of hanging items, with decorative heart shapes and fabric samples.
A practical desk present described as a waste basket and matching case for papers. The items feature a light board construction, dull red tapestry cover, dark green braid trimming, tied handles, and a braided tassel medallion. The paper case is designed to match the basket.
A description of decorative baby gifts including ribbons, safety pins, bead strands, and crocheted headbands. The piece mentions ribbons and bows, beaded jewelry like a hair strand, and safety measures implied by pins, all designed as infant adornments.
A reader notes a refined handkerchief case with satin lining and lace trim. The piece features velvet lace edges, double Eden quilting, and satin details, described as magnificence with poetic praise for its maker and embellishments.
A brief note on crochet lace as a gift craft. It highlights making lace for nightdress yokes caps bags and neckwear. The text references an attire pattern and a handwork example pictured. It emphasizes expressing devotion through handmade crochet pieces.
A garter and hat display features Hibben’s decorative elastic bands and chiffon trim. White sequin accents and flowing ribbons adorn the right garter set, with rosettes and bows formed from Latrow ribbon. Flowers and rosettes are shown separately for detail.
The fragment describes linen bags with embroidery and a necklace shaped clasp or charm, meant to signal careful craftsmanship and value. It suggests the bags hold small valuables or jewelry and are presented as a thoughtful, delicate gift from a maker or seller.
Mrs Seagull recounts an old Beotland tale told through generations about Seagulls, Scotland, and weather. The story blends family lore with beliefs that Seagulls on land bring bad weather, while those over the coast promise fair skies.
A fragment from a page shows a girl reflecting on duty and guilt, noting that each person must face their own unworthy act and the duty entrusted to them, prompting inner resolve to stay on the right path.
A fragmentary notice notes rising interest in clubs and groups among youths. The garbled text mentions Junie pig calf and other terms, suggesting a push for joining organized activities at a community level, with emphasis on social engagement and extra curricular groups.
A USDA guide explains stomach worms threaten lambs and methods to prevent infestations. It notes dullness, scouring and pale mucous membranes as signs, and recommends early drenching with blue stone solution, pasture rotation, plowing infected fields, and selective lamb and ewe management to reduce losses.
A portly Dutch woman sought a money order to send to her son in China. She misdescribed him as being in Hong Kong, and a postal clerk turned her error into a payment to Hongkong. The anecdote contrasts lack of confidence in advice from acknowledged failures with Harold Bell Wright's views on financial success and value of good books.
The bride's father consoles that marriage brings four sons-in-law, raising worries about cost of living and feeding. He notes the burden of extra mouths alongside warnings about economic strain and shifting social expectations. The dialog hints at market realities behind romance and the paradox of household economies.
Local discussion notes rising rents as tenants face higher costs. A columnist comments that landlords may demand more for well kept properties, while residents worry about affordability and housing stability in the area.
A fragment questions a man's profession asking if he is a doctor or a bellhop. The terse line hints at perceptions of expertise and status within a social context. No additional details are provided to identify individuals or events.
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