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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1923
Page
2
Miss Mary Early of Omaha Nebraska a practical nurse for years endorses Tanlac after weight gain and improved health. She cites her brother recovering from typhoid and praises Tanlac for strengthening her head and body while restoring energy. The advertisement claims Tanlac is sold by all good drug stores.
A man announces a sea side trip with Rie Thratiog but cites lack of funds and business obligations. He cites Bowen and Mra Wonbar Hemaniad as others involved while a party suggests taking 6100 to buy a few cubhes Promity de you as a better arm trip option.
Fragmentary note cites parents urged to give SICK BABY a California Fig Syrup product plus references to Hermione Laxative for liver and bowel, illustrating dubious patent medicine language and misused branding from historical ads.
A garbled exchange suggests a traveler seeks hubbub in Crimulah but is met with confusion. Ceo toe Toe insists modernity and a fixed line station exist in nearby towns, while Washington tar notes a tact stand.
Engineers prepare design for a concrete tower 1300 feet high with new wirelens and gi laines for construction. The text mentions tablets named cascarets priced at 100 a box, claiming cures for stomach and bowel ailments.
A United States Department of Agriculture bulletin explains greenhouse cucumber production. It notes high quality, popularity, and potential profitability when carefully managed, with yields of 80 to 100 cucumbers per plant and prices from 0.50 to 2 or more per cucumber. Copies are available while supplies last.
A damp proofing recipe outlines mixing whiting and salts with water to create a plaster treatment. It describes soaking materials, dissolving components in cold water, and combining them in specific quantities before adding a second mixture for final application.
The article explains that extending light hours in winter through artificial lighting increases hen lay rate. It notes farmers can use dawn and evening light to extend daily activity, improving feeding and scratching, with a favorable cost return.
The Department of Agriculture reports Potato Brown Rot a bacterial disease harming potatoes and other crops like eggplant pepper tomato and peanut. It damages tubers after harvest and spreads in packing. losses in shipping can be reduced by early harvesting, sorting, and storing at cold temperatures. Copies of Circular 281 are available from Washington.
Indiana beekeepers secretary Yost outlines four season strategies to combat American foul brood. Techniques include trapping entrance with tight seals, extinguishing the disease by scorching combs, treating under a light screen tent, relocating sick colonies, and careful use of gasoline with smoke to drive bees away before cleansing the hive interior.
The poultry house should be littered with straw eight to twelve inches deep and renewed when damp or broken up. Droppings must be cleaned weekly to prevent mites and dirty eyes. Thorough cleaning followed by a 3 percent stock dip solution is advised at least once a year.
Fresh corn stover is palatable to live stock but weathered stover loses taste and nutrients, making it unreliable as a nutrient source. Better results come from feeding fresh stover onsite to preserve palatability, as more will be eaten and energy will be obtained. Use corn stover as a dry carbonaceous feed in limited quantities due to low protein content.
An article extols growing sweet clover for beekeepers and farmers noting value as forage and soil improver. It praises white and yellow varieties, mentions related benefits for crops and regional crops, and urges cultivation for profitable yields.
The article notes farmers still rely on multiplication tables in agricultural settings. It cites data from the United States Department of Agriculture about increases in milk powder competition and cow testing associations, with overall production figures rising over the years.
A collage of wartime reflections touches on gasoline supply, labor, prices, and economics. It jokes about discipline, birth rates, and an 11 year old Italian oratorio author. Various lines speculate on faults in finance, politics, and culture, ending with a nod to Greece.
County commissioners weigh a county poor farm option. Idaho Falls men convicted for auto theft receive ninety days. Rupert reports beet yields up to twenty four tons per acre with average around thirteen. Halley observes Armistice Day with a full Blaine County Legion program. Idaho Falls burglary defendant Marius sentenced to one to fifteen years. Rupert starts a Chess and Checker club. Clarence Bush elected president. Coeur d Alene mill accident ends in hand amputation for Rahle Harris. Twin Falls man held for shooting Arriaca released on felony charge. Idaho Falls Kiwanis plan a scholarship for high school personality development. Caldwell onion dotator shipments up to Nov. 5 list various districts. Nampa man pays stranger with a check later increased to thirty dollars. Jerome HS dismissed a week for beet and potato field labor needs. Boise men Allen and Clemens found guilty of liquor possession. Nampa bonds totaling twenty thousand retired via warrants. Nampa car shortage limits apple shipments. some cars carry charcoal beaters. Caldwell Sheriff convenes venire of 35 for district court trials. Pocatello Mahon Technical Institute building plans endorsed. Mackay drowning incident ends in death. Halley rancher Joseph Vasco dies in gravel pit accident.
A woman writes of relief from troubling symptoms, praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after years of use. The letter expresses gratitude and notes the product’s long-standing presence in women’s health since its introduction nearly fifty years ago.
Federal and State health reports attribute over 250000 deaths and 4.5 million serious illnesses annually to unsanitary conditions, mostly in rural areas. Simple sanitation improvements like septic tanks and protected water supplies can be added cheaply. free instructions are offered by the Portland Cement Association in Chicago for home sanitation guidance.
A concise definition frames a collation as a small serving of food presented with notable style, implying a light, refined snack rather than a full meal. It emphasizes quality and presentation over quantity.
A vintage shop offers old fabrics and accessories dressed up with a modern dye or tint option priced at 15 cents. The small display highlights revived hues and inexpensive refresh ideas for wardrobes.
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