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Benson Signal

Location

Benson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1917

Page

15

Denver Woman Gains Thirty Pounds After Taniac Cure

Mrs. Anna Vallota of Denver credits Taniac for a dramatic turn in health. She says she weighed under 100 pounds for years, suffered from stomach trouble headaches and weakness, but after taking Taniac she gained 30 pounds to reach 130. Her digestion improved, appetite returned, nerves settled, and sleep improved. A Tanlac dealer is mentioned in town.

Anna Vallota Lipen Street Denver Colo Mrs. Vallota Ady

Hard Life of a Charwoman in a Tiny Cottage

A hardworking charwoman relocates with her husband to a cramped two room cottage where she endures his brutality no longer. A neighbor offers sympathy while she asserts she is happier in the new place, noting the absence of money and the risk of being harmed in the old home.

Pearson’s Weekly

Indiana Congressman Faces Seed Distribution Controversy

An Indiana congressman mailed free seeds in franked envelopes bearing a $300 penalty for private use. A supporter asked officials to allow private planting despite the fine, noting the $800 penalty and stating they cannot afford the cost. The episode raises questions about misuse of public resources and penalties.

Indiana Indianapolis News

Savage lament over improvised weapons in limited warfare

The speaker reflects on using poisoned arrows and notes the constraints of limited means. The savage admits weakness, stating poisoned arrows work one at a time and that there are no mechanical facilities for wholesale operations with U boats.

Southern states yearly produce 1 450 000 pounds of cottonseed oil

Southern states produce about 1.45 million pounds of cottonseed oil annually, reflecting steady output across the region. The figure highlights regional agricultural processing and associated industrial activity.

Methods of Drying Fruits and Vegetables in Home Use

USDA Farmers Bulletin 841 describes three main drying methods sun drying artificial heat and air blast with possible combinations. It advises shredding or slicing to speed drying and recommends gradual heat control to avoid scorching guiding temperatures below 140 150 F and stressing the need to use a thermometer and to condition dried goods by box-to-box mixing for even moisture. Specific fruit and vegetable directions cover sweet corn lima beans peppers spinach parsley and herbs with variations for blanching and air or sun drying and notes on yields and final texture.

Farmers United States Department of Agriculture

Wise Precaution on How China Is Referred in Articles

The editor notes that describing China should flip with the current regime. In practice writers should use the opposite form of the government at manuscript time. The rule aims to reflect shifting political labels by publication.

China Republic

Cuticura Skin Care Ad and Wedding Cartoon

An advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment for eczema rashes and itching with a free sample offer by mail. It also includes a brief cartoon caption about a newlywed couple discussing a short honeymoon and a Red Cross Bag Blue product endorsed for household use.

Dept. L Boston

Towne No and Grafton Comment on Work Ethic

In Fat Berth Towne No notes Grafton does not work now. Browne questions it and recalls a young man with push who now has pull and need not work. Catholic Standard and Times comments on changing attitudes.

Towne Grafton Browne Catholic Standard and Times

Baking powder and gunpowder raise bread and speed

A humorous remark contrasts baking powder lifting bread with gunpowder acting faster. It notes the difference in rising action between culinary leavening and explosive force.

Wise Caddie and Golfer Exchange on Yardage Error

The golfer complains of a drive 50 yards short while the caddie explains how a stone can cause a ball to bounce back and travel farther. The exchange highlights typical golf course misreads and patience under pressure.

Garden plan for back yard canaries project

The speaker asks to create a small backyard garden and raise canaries with seed. The exchange shows a couple planning an amateur gardening effort in their home space.

James

Global cereal yields span 16 to 19 billion bushels

The article notes that the normal production range for the six major cereals lies between 16.0 and 19.0 billion bushels. It emphasizes the broad, long term yield stability across the world’s staple crops.

Two aging New York clubmen gaze on Fifth Avenue throngs

Retired clubmen sit in a lounge window watching pedestrians pass. Charles B. Towns sits nearby as a stylish middle aged woman in a handsome turnout strides by. One man muses on age while the other quips that men remain young while they still look.

New York Fifth Avenue Charles B. Towns

A Wise Bachelor Warns On Courtship And Rivalry

A humorous provincial note warns a prudent bachelor to withhold flattery in front of a rival. The quip extols restraint and a firm demeanor as virtues in social encounters and romantic pursuit.

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