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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1919
Page
15
July 1919 report notes sugar industry observations on replacing cane with cotton in Zululand. Planters say cotton yields higher profits and shorter cycles, with about six months to plant and harvest and lower costs than cane for wagons track and vehicles.
Promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a trusted kidney liver and bladder remedy used by many druggists. Describes it as a strengthening medicine and physician prescription that supports natural organ function. Encourages readers to try it now or request a sample bottle by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
The rattlesnake’s tail rattles are formed by small bones loosely attached along the tail, producing a distinct clinking noise when shaken verified by naturalists observing the reptile’s tail segment.
A witty exchange unfolds about a newcomer described as a free thinker. The dialogue asks if he is a bachelor or a widower, reflecting social curiosity and light humor.
Advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as fast acting relief for severe colds with a first dose opening congested nostrils and easing headaches fever and sneezing. It claims instant relief without quinine and cheap cost at drug stores, urging three doses every two hours.
The remark suggests the pair are only feeders for the star in a vaudeville stage scene.
A reflection on self-deprecating labels and how claiming one is an idiot may prompt others to doubt the speaker’s truthfulness. The remark raises questions about integrity and how humility or self-critique is perceived in conversation.
December events include Red Cross Christmas Seal sale across the U S from December 1 to 10 1919. Des Moines farmer C C Cross threshed 10000 pounds of beans from thirteen and a half acres averaging 35 bushels per acre. A man shot his ex wife then killed himself at La Madera Rio Arriba county. the woman survived. State land office transfers 72854 01 to the state treasurer with 33321 80 for common school fund. Ramon Gallegos appointed to New Mexico Normal University board of regents. American Legion in Phoenix denounces radicals and pledges support for government action. Sheriff Elfego Baca and deputies capture two of six robbers in Manzano mountains after a three day pursuit. Arizona renounces public lands in Cochise and Gila counties. US government contests mineral claims. Yuma plans funding for a new city hall with 40000 bond issue. Santa Fe hotel project moves forward with bonds near 100000 pledged in investment drive led by Levi A. Hughes. Matt Keaton convicted of illicit distilling in Tucson. Phoenix man James Cavin dies after falling on a sidewalk sign. Phoenix drainage project progresses with 100000 bond issue, ongoing pipe installation. Superior and Boston and Miami Arizona ship ore from a new vein with silver and copper content. A 14 year old leper case in Silver City investigated by state health officials. Camp Cody New Mexico to open its big base hospital this month after remodeling.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for children claiming it cleanses stomachs and bowels. It urges mothers to insist on the California label and notes a fruity taste with dosing directions on each bottle.
In a candid exchange Senator Sorghum defends the difficulty of composing a tough speech. He admits the task tests his ability to avoid echoing the opposing side while shaping a strong, uncompromising argument.
An advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a gentle laxative that regulates digestion, cleanses the stomach, and stimulates bile flow. It claims wide use for indigestion, nervous dyspepsia, sluggish liver, and constipation, urging purchase from druggists and dealers.
A weary man asks for a room at a hotel but is refused. The clerk suggests he try the nearby movie theater where continuous performances may provide shelter for the night.
Bayer advertises Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in Bayer packages with directions for Colds Pain Headache Neuralgia Lumbago and Rheumatism. The Bayer name denotes genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for nineteen years. Handy tins contain 12 tablets and cost a few cents. Aspirin is a trademark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic acid ester of Salicylic acid.
Washington reports Fuel Administrator Garfield orders nationwide curbs on bituminous coal and coke usage due to the miners strike. Most street lighting and nonessential heating are cut back. manufacturing may run at three days per week. electric railways reduce services and no heat in cars during rush hours. Anthracite and other fuels are unaffected.
Chief Justice J E Frick told Utah Associated Industries that all aliens supporting Bolshevism and anarchy should be deported. He added American citizens backing such doctrines should be imprisoned to render them harmless.
New York reports a $100,000 prize has been offered for an airplane capable of vertical takeoff and landing. The contest seeks a craft that can rise and descend vertically, promising a major breakthrough in aviation technology.
In Cedar Falls Iowa a baby show awards prizes to every contestant. Mrs. Bacon notes many booby prizes implying inclusive judging. The exchange suggests lighthearted disappointment at the broad awards.
Tonight message urges readers to take Cascarets to cleanse liver and bowels, claim relief from biliousness and constipation, and promise gentle, overnight action without harsh pills or unpleasant side effects. Includes price note and contrast with Calomel.
In broad daylight two masked men robbed Grossman jewelry store in Portland's main business district taking about 4000 dollars in diamonds. Two accomplices acted as lookouts and waited with the getaway car outside as the quartet escaped.
The House military sub-committee chaired by Representative Anthony outlines a peace time regular army of 800000 personnel with 18000 officers. Combat troops are fixed at 250000 as part of the army reorganization bill.
Berlin minister of food and economics Herr Schmidt stated Germany’s economy has improved astonishingly. He cited statistics showing production in mines shipyards and general industries nearing prewar levels.
In Bensonhurst the speaker notes his wife shows clearer happiness when mirrors fill the house. The dialogue highlights how reflective surfaces influence daily mood and domestic atmosphere.
In Milwaukee Victor L. Berger Socialist and Henry H. Bodenstab Republican fusion were nominated for Congress in the Fifth Wisconsin district. Berger received 14 004 votes, Bodenstab 9 282 votes. A special election will be held December 49 to fill the vacancy caused by the House’s refusal to seat Berger.
Quote about self-criticism urging individuals to repair their own faults before judging others. The statement emphasizes personal responsibility over condemning others’ beliefs.
An advertisement promises instant transformation of dull hair using Danderine. It claims the tonic moistens a strand with a cloth to double hair beauty, remove dust and oil, refresh the scalp, reduce dandruff, and promote longer thicker stronger hair.
In a Yonkers Statesman snippet a business man notes a waitress keeps food clean. His friend recalls seeing her dust off custard pie with her apron, a claim tied to a Blue Cross Bag Blue ad boasting spotless clothes and grocery store availability.
A year long anti tuberculosis education drive in France, under the Rockefeller Foundation, used three traveling exhibits and lecturer groups visiting ten departments. In 141 locations they distributed over 2,060,000 items including posters and brochures, with French authors and artists shaping a new standard in public health education.
In Rock Creek Park Washington the national treasury aide who aided Liberty loan drives and his colored servant George met King Albert of Belgium. They chatted a moment and the king shook hands with George. George commented the king was the first monarch he had seen outside a deck.
A humorous exchange pits a playful couple in a card game banter. One teases about holding hands while the other retorts that it’s not foolish when trump cards are involved.
A quip notes that loving affection often leads to financial strain as romantic feelings impact spending. The saying implies romance can hurt a man’s finances by prompting costly gifts and tangles of expense.
A Kansas parent from Kansas City urges use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for a delicate child who frequently ran down, claiming it built health and served as a spring tonic. The ad includes a testimonial from MR&S. Geo. Maul and offers free information and a vivid Texas oil fields story by Chas. EB. Jackson of Independence, Kansas.
The article notes ships sinking with gold aboard and fires destroying or consuming wealth. It cites Londor reporting 2400 yearly fires and estimates India, China, and Africa hoard and melt away large gold sums annually. It explains hoarding by laborers and unreturned wages moving gold to distant braids.
A teacher recalls an awkward dinner when a hostess pressed a delicacy and the guest declined with a tactless remark amid laughing colleagues. The exchange tags illustrate social friction. The note ends with a reflection on manners and embarrassment.
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