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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1918
Page
15
An urging piece argues citizens must sacrifice personal comforts to win the war. It compares a dog consuming meat to a family’s ration, noting one night’s predation can destroy $1,000 worth of sheep and urging owners to reduce or remove nonessential dogs to boost national meat supplies and war effort.
The article argues that dogs hold affection and utility but some dogs kill sheep and hide guilt. It urges supporters to back measures limiting such dogs, including a tax to reduce excess dogs and prevent negligent ownership.
The article argues milk is a nutritious, low-cost staple that should be consumed more. It notes the average person drinks just over a half-pint daily and compares milk’s protein and mineral content to other foods, urging households to increase dairy intake when safe milk is available.
A rural community essay extols thrift and Liberty bonds urging farmers, renters, and households to save and invest for the fourth Liberty loan. It highlights Jamie Bliss collecting wool to buy stamps, a farmer tightening budgets, and families contributing eggs, crops, and labor to fund the war. The piece stresses patriotism, self reliance, and protecting liberty against German oppression.
A chivalrous scene unfolds as a knight on an airplane flies low over a terrace in a London suburb. A maiden on a tiny garden lawn catches a fluttering white letter that falls into the street, ending the morning ruse as neighbors return to quiet.
The state board of education ordered discard of songs in music books used in public schools due to suspected German origin and propaganda. A new series has been prepared for pupils, advertised as free from German taint.
Mrs Charles Stoeckel of Georgetown Delaware started a wood fire with old newspapers and burned a $50 Liberty bond bought for her daughter Nellie. The bond turned to ashes though the number and bank records are known. the husband seeks a replacement.
Workman Clark and Co of Belfast Ireland completed an 8000 ton standard vessel in fifteen days after launch, setting a new world record for rapid ship construction.
In hot weather digestive troubles rise from acids and gases in food. Eaton ic Tablets promise quick, harmless relief after meals and can be tried risk free with a money back guarantee. Take one or two after eating to neutralize acids and gases and ease indigestion. If unsatisfied return for a refund.
A playful exchange notes Miss Oldbird as a cryptic figure, with one speaker guessing she is about forty five. The dialogue hints at her peculiar behavior and keeps others uncertain about her true character.
A vintage advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a centuries old Holland remedy for kidney and bladder disorders and related pains. The copy claims quick relief for backache, rheumatism, and stones with a money back guarantee and urges purchasing the genuine GOLD MEDAL brand.
A terse exchange hints at a recurring scene where a boy is promised a reward in the end. The dialogue emphasizes a routine pattern and a sense of expectation surrounding this place.
Tip for homemade skin treatment combines two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White to yield a quarter pint lotion. Advertises a cheap remedy for freckles sunburn and tan claiming rapid clearing and whitening of skin. Ends with note that the mixture is harmless.
A proverb-like line reflects on marriage tempering romantic ardor, suggesting wedlock brings steadiness and restraint to a man driven by passion. It offers a cautionary view on love’s effects and the stabilizing influence of partnership.
A concise note observes that some haunted houses show no curtains while still bearing window shades, implying a consistent spooky ambiance via visible interiors and draped coverings.
A brief report notes that cold storage proves unreliable for preserving an engagement, undermining plans and prompting discussion of alternative preservation methods and timing.
A terse note reports that even a typically aloof doctor accepts paying calls or visits when required, reflecting professional duty overriding personal demeanor.
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