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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1919
Page
3
Newark woman Miss Kelly recounts three years of nervous breakdowns and daily headaches. After trying many options, she credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, used with physician care, for restoring her health and letting her resume work.
Captain Reginald Humphreys notes ships after long submersion resist decay. Bicycles recovered from Oregon remained bright after four months underwater. Some wines from a fifty year sunken vessel sold for $75 a bottle. Gold and other metals, glass and gems were unaffected. Salvage submarine opens new wealth avenues.
The quote reports Senator Sorghum denying using money in elections. He says accusations arise but hints that discussing money shifts votes toward auction-like thinking, undermining the election.
A brief note on how public outrage or moral upset can deter policy or action, reflecting on civic reaction to perceived injustice and the challenge of accepting policy flaws or missteps. The phrase signals societal frustration and call for accountability.
A preacher asks a debt test in a church. All rise for those paying debts except a worn man who runs a newspaper. He explains the standing subscribers are his readers, highlighting the irony as the minister calls for prayer.
An advertisement touts Cuticura soap for sore hands and hot suds work. It claims Cuticura Ointment dries and rubs in, while tissue removes surplus ointment. The ad promotes Soap Ointment and Talcum for all toilet purposes.
A tavern owner jokes about a winter baseball championship while warning that spring play brings tough losses. The article shifts to laundry advice promising rust stain removal with Red Cross blueing and to wartime safety detailing a new mustard gas neutralizing ointment and its use on skin, face, and hands.
A Western Union messenger boy rode elevators in the Fletcher Trust building asking about the Evans Woolen Press location. After multiple directions he reached the Fletcher Trust office and delivered a telegram to Evans Woolen, president of the company.
Jimson hears of Jonson and his wife troubles and confronts him. Jonson admits heartache from the quarrel while explaining his wife’s wish to go everywhere, even in a taxi, contradicting his earlier pledge to go to the ends of the earth together.
A cryptic exchange references a petition treated as a bird and a round robin. The line hints at a playful or metaphorical debate within Baltimore American context. No clear event or outcome is provided in the fragment.
The Senate orders an investigation into alleged coal profiteering and price conspiracy. Other items note Carranza arms import limits, Mons cannon ceremony, a fatal France train crash, French wartime losses, and a White House security move. A Wall Street rumor probe, daylight saving veto, Europe relief funds, and a tuberculosis campaign bill are reported.
Fire destroyed the Hotel Victory at Put In Bay Ohio causing an estimated 500000 dollar loss. Fifty guests escaped as officials investigated the blaze with no determination of cause.
A Birmingham Age-Herald snippet teases a housing neighbor comparison with a witty line about a “fifty record family” based on their music supply. The remark hints at social satire without detailing specific people or events.
A terse exchange centers on a denial of suing for libel. The reply attributes legal caution to the absence of a college education, underscoring class and education as barriers to pursuing a lawsuit.
If you rely on others to build your future, the result may be a hastily assembled plan. The speaker warns that waiting for others to act leads to carelessness and weak outcomes.
A quebrant trust strains bonds as a friend’s faith is tested and the community weighs the value of trust and reliance. The message urges careful handling of relationships amid suspicion and hurt.
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