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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1919
Page
7
Boxes of 12 tablets bottles of 24 bottles of 100 and capsules listed. Avpirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic acid ester of Salicylic acid.
A WWI humorous note from Spiker, France, recounts a practical joker in a double V unit who teased locals with a horn rumor about western plains inhabitants. He claimed horns on first horned specimens but kept delaying the reveal until he misdirected friends at a regimental concert.
Reflective line on turning obstacles into fuel for progress. Emphasizes resilience and gratitude to hindrance as a driver of achievement. Encourages embracing challenges to gain advantage with steadfast resolve.
A remarks on communal charity notes that the phrase better to give than to receive inspires a shareable sentiment as people pass around the hat. The piece emphasizes voluntary generosity and collective support within the community.
Excerpted reminiscences recounting camp life during wartime. A girl recalls rats in a bed and muddy trenches alongside men marveling at the “little things” soldiers endure. Margaret E. Sangster quotes reflect shared hardship and humor amid fear.
A terse remark from a lawyer scene notes “The lawyers are lying low in that case.” Another participant quips about the expectation of tall lies on both sides, signaling a tense, wary atmosphere in the courtroom.
The dialogue features a sharp exchange about marriage vows and fortune. An heiress is pressed about her pledge while the speaker mocks the notion, suggesting the arrangement is more about livelihood than lifelong romance. The exchange highlights social expectations of wealth and marriage.
Ty Miles sets a deadline east of Rhine as authorities fix timetable for Alllies operation. Local officials confirm timing, with residents urged to comply and monitor further updates for any changes.
The German government refuses to discuss Saar allegiance at the peace congress, insisting on remaining part of the empire. Paris reports the council of four contemplates a Rhine defense line thirty miles east of the river with allied policing of the zone. Wilson states peace questions are near complete and German plenipotentiaries are invited to Versailles on April 25.
Paris reports that Germany must pay one hundred billion gold marks to the Allied and associated governments for war losses, plus further sums to be fixed by a special commission in which Germany will be represented. The conclusion was written after weeks of negotiations with many changes.
A gasoline blast at the municipal pier in San Diego sent flames 100 feet high on the United States submarine chaser No. 297. Ten men were burned, two probably fatally. nine were crew and one was a tanker driver fueling a 660 gallon storage tank.
Reports from Berlin say Munich communists have not been subdued and heavy combat rages in the city streets. Red Guards clash with loyal troops as central railway station post office and telegraph office remain under communist control with mine throwers used in recapture. Several killed or wounded.
The London Mail urges British women who answered the bone salvage appeal to continue conserving waste bones and fats. The waste bones provide glue for construction, cabinetmaking, shipbuilding, and airplane work, plus fertilizers and various domestic products, aiding national reconstruction efforts.
DeSmythe jokes about wanting to keep a hatchet handy as his chickens visit Sububbs' garden and scratch around. The lighthearted exchange hints at friendly rivalry and shared yard space in their neighborhood.
Consumers urged to inspect each Castoria bottle for the Kae 7 ALL signature as the well known infant remedy promotes its 30 years of use. Children cry for Fletcher's Castoria with trusted branding and safety claim.
Sawyer declares settlement in about eight months while the principal heir questions the wait. A judge notes many men live a cat and dog life purring in the parlor and barking in the kitchen, hinting at competing interests and delayed settlements.
A compact aphorism notes that legal knowledge distinguishes intention from action. It contrasts indifference with evident desire and likens common fish stories to flawed tall tales rooted in reality.
An advertisement warns of delayed kidney and bladder troubles and urges immediate treatment with Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. The copy claims Holland's robust health and a 1696 Dutch charter, urging readers to buy from a local fence and demand the Gold Medal brand with a money back guarantee.
A collection of epigrammatic lines on fate finances and social masks. It pairs humor with sharp social commentary on marriage money aging and reputation. The passages hint at resilient cynicism about human behavior and appearances.
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