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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1923
Page
10
The excerpt compares ancient and early modern diets noting unknown coffee and jaggery from coconut juice, limited nourishment from grapitated sugar, milk as a complete food, and cheese providing substantial protein. It explains calorie definition and postulates cottage cheese meeting daily protein for average adults, with cheese and dairy by products comprising a notable share of family food.
Deborah, grieving Meager's death, wed by a Justice of the Peace with Corneline Garrity present. She flees after a revolver confrontation, learning the Frisco Kid is Daniel Kelleen, and the desperado aids her escape into the desert amid danger and shifting loyalties.
Deborah hides from two horsemen beneath a cliff while a mysterious rider, possibly the Frisco Kid, surveys the valley. She struggles to coax escape amid pursuit and a brutal abduction by a shadowy ally, as she weighs trust in Keliven against danger in this nocturnal, desert pursuit.
A fragmented clipping urges daily effort and future planning with a mix of aphorisms. It mentions UTA MNESS COLLEGE and a Boxton Ride Take City moment, then references Carl Davie and Pete in a brief, unclear pairing. The tone matches a miscellaneous 20th century classroom or local page item.
An old classified notice offers “A Barber in Eight Weeks” with promises of prompt service and rapid returns. It mentions advertisement details including Barber Col at 114 Regent St and references to Deseret newspapers and various medical and patent medicine names.
Fragmentary OCR describes a school incident involving marking and a seven year old boy. an older pupil directed them to appear before the principal. details are garbled but reference to a past event and a discussion with authorities.
A concise German proverb notes that love not returned lacks a response or answer, illustrating the pain of unreciprocated affection. The saying frames unrequited love as an unanswered question, signaling absence of closure.
An old advertisement by George Ade satirizes women seeking remedies like Swamp Root and ridicules social scenes. The piece riffs on gender norms and flirtatious plots as it notes men and women in comic light, reflecting era attitudes.
A spouse of a Los eich bettos member bursts into tears while recounting daily lament over overwhelming costs. The husband replies with acceptance and notes he paid the cook, prompting his wife to buy a bar herself.
A fragment notes the saying that the average man wastes wind airing his stews, reflecting a humorous old-time observation on household rhymes and domestic venting in daily life.
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