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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1919
Page
3
The notice lists packaging options including boxes of 12 tablets bottles of 24 bottles of 100 and capsules Avpirin trademarked to Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic acid ester of Salicylic acid.
In France a humorous Yankee soldier known as a prankster teased locals by claiming western plains inhabitants had horns. He later promised to reveal horned specimens, then led French friends to a brass band concert claiming most of the Americans had horns, producing a comic, if mischievous, reveal from Spiker, France.
A reflective note describes how obstacles in golf act as fulcrums for effort turning adversity into success. It suggests embracing hindrances rather than fearing them and praising the role of challenge in achievement.
Readers are invited to participate as a local show of generosity in a small town effort defined by passing a hat to collect funds. Community members contribute what they can to support neighbors in need and strengthen neighborhood ties during a season of giving.
An account from wartime life recalling the daily hardships faced by female soldiers or volunteers. The group describes lice, rats in beds, mud, gas, rheumatism, and other small but constant trials, contrasting their experiences with typical battlefield dangers.
A terse exchange hints at hidden legal maneuvering as lawyers retreat from public view. The remark about tall lies on both sides suggests guarded testimony and strategic silence in the ongoing case.
A witty exchange riffs on marriage and money as the heiress offers a hand for life while another implies it is a means to a livelihood. The banter frames social expectations around wealth and marriage in a light, satirical tone.
A deadline fixed by the Alllies is announced by TY Miles located east of Rhine. The notice outlines action required by the involved parties and sets a firm cutoff for compliance.
Berlin reports the German government will refuse to discuss Saar allegiance at the peace congress, vows to block a plebiscite. In Paris the Council of Four considers a Rhine defense line as a boundary. President Wilson announces rapid drafting of peace questions and invites German plenipotentiaries to Versailles on April 25. Italy’s Adriatic issue highlighted for priority.
The article states Germany must pay 100 billion gold marks in reparations to the allied and associated governments for wartime losses and damages. It notes additional billions to be determined by a special commission with German representation, after extensive negotiations at the peace conference.
In San Diego a gasoline blast at the municipal pier sent flames 100 feet high on the US submarine chaser No. 297. Ten men were burned, two probably fatally. nine of the victims were crew members, the tenth was a driver of an fuel tank truck supplying gasoline to the chaser.
Reports from Berlin indicate fierce street battles in Munich between Red Guards and loyal troops. Public buildings including the central railway station post office and telegraph office are again in communist hands and mine throwers are used in the re capture. Several people are killed or wounded.
The London Mail urges British women to continue conserving waste bones and fats formed during wartime. It notes bones provide glue essential for reconstruction, plus fertilizers and other domestic utilities, aiding building, cabinetmaking, shipbuilding, airplane work, and more.
DeSmythe explains the dispute with Sububbs has a humorous twist as they joke about burying the hatchet for a friendly backyard clash with visiting chickens from Sububbs' yard.
Urges caregivers to examine every Castoria bottle for the signature of Kae and notes Fletcher's Castoria has been in use for over 30 years. Highlights its use for infants and children and the familiar appeal of the well known remedy.
The speaker touts an eight month timeline to settle an estate while the principal heir questions waiting for the funds. A judge remarks on a common life pattern where appearances mask deeper discord between home and public life.
A terse reflection on legal nuance and human folly contrasts indifference with overt intention, noting that belief or desire may mislead when confronted with formal action or evidence.
An advertisement warns that kidney and bladder troubles worsen without treatment and urges readers to start GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules now. It claims Holland’s long use since 1696 and promises relief with three or four capsules daily, with money-back satisfaction and genuine GOLD MEDAL labeling.
A collection of quips on marriage finances and social judgment. The volume remarks on shopping, resolutions, widows, alimony, dodgy reputations, and the paradoxes of character with sardonic wit. Notable lines touch humor about husbands, alimony, and appearances.
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