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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1919
Page
6
A fragmentary testimonial from Hil Calif describes dramatic relief for new mothers and young married women after using Dr Pierce’s medicine. The message emphasizes low weight gain during pregnancy and strong recovery, mentioning several names and personal details in a terse, cautionary tone.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a quick fix for falling hair and dandruff. It promises reduced shedding after several applications and hair that grows long thick and strong with a glossy feel. It urges readers to buy a small bottle at drug or toilet counters for a few cents.
Cartoon line sketches a mock dialogue about proposing in an airplane with the roar of propellers, and a joke on dress length noting a "little over two feet" as a fashion item. The quips reflect lighthearted modern humor about romance and attire.
An old fashioned health ad touts Haarlem Oil as a remedy to defer aging by cleansing kidneys and digestive organs. It claims 200 years of use, promotes "GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules" in three sizes, and urges readers to ask druggists for the original sealed GOLD MEDAL brand for vitality and lasting health.
An Indianapolis attorney known for handling many divorce cases was asked by a man considering severance from his wife. The man sought guidance on how to proceed and the lawyer proposed a strategy, stating his fee and the process to file.
Advertisement claims Green's August Flower is a longstanding household remedy for constipation digestive upset liver torpor and nervous dyspepsia with symptoms like upset stomach heart palpitations and poor appetite. It promises gentle relief through August Finder doses and markets worldwide through licensed drugstores.
A fragmented quote references strong feelings on prohibition. It mentions Pele, a possible sports or public figure, and a remark about kicking or gutting the issue, signaling debate without clear context or complete details.
A fragmented OCR snippet asserts Copenhagen hosts the world’s largest deer park about 1 200 acres, describing it as a smoky cuss with nerve needed to prove the park’s greatness. The text is unclear and nonstandard.
Idaho Falls hosted two post convention sessions on November 24 with over 50 delegates. A report urged securing reservoir sites at Jackson Lake Henry Lake Fall River Mendows Island Park and American Falls to meet long term water needs. The American Falls site favored at about 60 million dollars would supply lower valley Twin Falls and upper Snake river areas via stored river water and water rights exchanges.
Seekd to Ald Poultrymen, Rotee Voultery Hosiandy in Tae fn 6 Teepage hooker by Pren Moore, poultry Lmslandinun of the extension division of the University of Tduln, has just been beued by the extension divi sion. This bulletin, the tenance of which has been tne prospect for a coin, Silerside too, is immune demand among the faith barecus of the stite, on account of the poultry work being carried on in practically every county.
Reports indicate Wilhelm will be taken to London by year’s start for the trial of former German emperor Wilton. London government confirms trial in early new year with Beoera uf involvement and treaty ratification discussed as Moltag and presiding officials review surrender terms. Ratification is expected within weeks, with key delegates to attend.
A new wage agreement covers maintenance of way employees in the ES rail sector. Key terms set a basic daily rate for track laborers, with additional pay after ten hours. Several classifications, including time and overtime provisions, are outlined though some provisions remain unsettled.
London news reports Jeale Stephens, a servant girl, entering the race for Parliament on the Labor ticket. The item notes her unconventional background and public stance, highlighting the novelty of a servant running for office.
A terse public notice states that hunger strikers will be liberated only if they accept the consequences of their actions and bear responsibility for outcomes. The language underscores self accountability for any ensuing effects.
Farmers west of Hubh Five plan a cooperative store while Twin Palles begins housing near Canyon Rl Caldwell builds an Odd Fellows home on Sucre site. October reports show 1010.65 dollars collected by the state fish and game bureau. Idaho commits to destroying the LW organization. Potato harvest projected at GS carloads. storage reports reveal 40 percent of crop stored. Smallpox cases total 373 in October. A bridge worker, Jack Damon, is robbed of a gold watch and twenty dollars in Twin Pulls. Potatoes in Bla and Shelley reach about 3000 carloads for season. A child in Lund dies from head pains. An accidental foot wound leads to amputation for a Caldwell man. Auto crash causes property damage and injuries near Caldwell. Police raid results and court cases unfold in Idaho regions. The apple crop forecast rises to 4200 carloads. Whisky-viner cases from Wyoming proceed in Pocatello. Various deaths occur in Poestello and nearby. Radicals face crackdown. agriculture and stock topics dominate local reports. The Min Veterinary Medical Association announces its formation and goals. Jury returns a not guilty verdict in the Witham Grever murder case. A Tem Ber accident ends in a fatal shooting involving a firearm near Stewart home.
A brief clipping from the Louthville Courier Journal describes a rude exchange where a man calls the typist insulting names and demands she look up terms in a dictionary as a response. The incident highlights harsh behavior toward a female worker in a workplace setting.
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for cold and grippe with doses every hour up to three, claiming immediate nasal relief and headache reduction. The copy markets low cost and no quinine, while a rambling, era-tinged narrative follows about aging, friendship, and marriage in a flamboyant, promotional tone.
In a terse, garbled exchange, Hewitt asks about his aunt while Jewett mutters a puzzling response suggesting someone must hear the tale told tall. The distorted dialogue hints at underlying social or familial tension, but details remain unclear.
An aged advertisement touts genuine Bayer aspirin for colds and pain with claims of long history and boxed tablets. A stray, garbled narrative mentions Mr. Ste Bis fam Orpen and an art student copying classical works, interwoven with unrelated musings about Beethoven and war memories.
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