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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1924
Page
2
The Detroit News reports Dorothy Milla’s voyage among the Touaregs in Africa. It describes tribal duties and customs, including the status of women and girls, and the harsh routines of nomadic life as observed by the traveler.
An advertisement fragment touts toilet preparatory products claiming cleansing purity and soothing healing. It references a powder and perfumed items as daily toilet aids, with unclear brand names and disjointed copy.
Anxious patrons at Veretiva resort observe a peculiar scene as guests discuss leisure amid a chaotic card game. The report notes distractions and social tensions. readers are invited to consider the oddities of vacation recreation and the social dynamics in a bustling resort environment.
A compiled round up cites Sutton Bundy of Dante Monies in Berkeley finals, W. E. Dowlin of Billings as Montana Republican central chair, Mrs Arminis Hendrie dies in Glendale dentist chair, Pablo Gonzales and wife killed in Glendale by unknown assailants. Also notes a Fort Shaw shale knoll garden, rain and rail traffic shifts, a Coghlan shipyards fire in Vancouver, welfare spending on mothers and babies, Paddock's 925 yard dash world record, and various federal and international items including coinage, politics, and crime summaries.
In Geneva Brazil joins nations in backing compulsory arbitration as the foundation of international law, while England seeks to keep military sanctions. The Journal Des Geneve warns Britain could face global pressure, and French observers fear Germany may resist acknowledging war guilt, jeopardizing league entry.
About 12 000 communists marched in the industrial suburb of St Denis to protest the Dawes plan for Germany. They bore placards calling for France to withdraw from the Ruhr and Morocco and accused Socialists of conspiring with J Pierpont Morgan to impose slavery and colonization on Germany.
A man named Minangan, age 82, was crushed when an ore wagon from the Keystone mine collapsed near Bay Park City. The wagon, heavily loaded at the Silver King King site, pinned him between a wheel and a wall as he and a companion sought shelter just off the road while returning from play. The disaster occurred as one wheel collapsed, trapping the man between the wagon and the adjacent structure.
Government and General Wo Pei-Fu led strategic operations amid regional tensions. The article notes joint movements, command coordination, and potential impacts on civilian areas, with emphasis on leadership roles and international responses.
Cal Horace Wallace, a local racer, was killed when his car overturned on the third lap of a fifteen mile event in the first distance under the Western Racing Association. Ralph de Palma, the international racer, set a new track record for the distance at 2035 and won the race.
Idaho brief items report Rupert Judge Ensign dissolving a restraining order on 90 000 acre feet of Jackson Lake water to avoid upstream harm. Boise tax intake for the year ending June 30 fell to 1 976 084 from 2 127 800 prior year. Pomona Orange backs 12 per ton minimum for alfalfa hay and loosens quarantine for lambs from Oregon. Twin Falls hosts sixth annual Seventy-niners meeting in Albion with normal school tours, banquet and dance. Malad notes Idaho’s long life record per federal census bureau reports. Boise parole board frees 26 prisoners at quarterly session. 16 denied. Grace child Norma 8 dies under a mowing machine wheel in Bench. Boise state tax levy reduced again after two weeks of board work. 0 04775 latest rate. Bonners Ferry deer sightings. white doe and spotted buck observed. Coeur d Alene suit seeks 1 115 878 against Milwaukee Lumber Co. for breach of contract. Boise River flow drops to 374 cfs. Deer Flat reservoir declines. Malad freight rate cuts expand Idaho markets for farm products. Idaho Falls O Conner Construction wins 21 000 bid for Victor Irwin road in Targhee NF. Nampa engineer J M McCaw resigns to manage Aberdeen dock business.
A testimonial from Mrs. C R Mitter of Rotan Texas praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from back pain and female troubles after childbirth. The ad notes a country wide canvass of users with over 121000 replies reporting benefits and claims the product is sold by druggists everywhere.
A four year old named Jane, usually model, takes sugar from the bowl while her mother is briefly away. The mother reacts with shock and questions the motive, and Jane explains she did not know her mother would turn around. The anecdote appears in the Indianapolis News.
Henry A. Boers argues in the Yale Review that Yankees name stems from the Yankee Indians once in Connecticut. He notes the tribe now scarce and references laws to integrate them and permit marriages. He poses a playful prompt about inheriting Yankow blood and name.
The child, impressed by Sunday school, tells her sister that a whisper she feels is conscience. The sister mocks and calls it wind on the tummy. The exchange shows a child's earnest belief clashing with a teasing sibling.
Two young boys gaze at a hippopotamus with round startled eyes. The younger one fears it and wants to leave. The elder boasts their school science knowledge makes them more expert about the animal than the hippo about itself.
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