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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1919
Page
3
The piece warns that diseased kidneys spread poisons like uric acid causing various aches and conditions. It promotes Anuric Tablets by Dr. Pierce of Buffalo as a harmless remedy dissolving uric acid and offers free dietary advice to prevent more uric acid buildup.
A wry exchange hints at a slick getaway as a criminal proved elusive. Police officers joke the suspect looked so smooth they mistook him for a well pressed suspect, underscoring the lighter side of a tense pursuit.
Use Cuticura Ointment on pimples redness or itching then bathe with Cuticura Soap and hot water Rinse dry gently and dust on Cuticura Talcum for a fragrance Each item priced at 25c Adv.
A Buffalo News editorial emphasizes that a father's best legacy is a high quality education for his children, arguing that education remains the most enduring gift a parent can give.
Mothers urged to examine each Castoria bottle for the signature of the maker and the long track record of use for over 30 years as a trusted remedy for infants and children, reinforcing brand authenticity and safety.
The magician states the purpose of magic is to amuse spectators, not mislead them. Trick knowledge serves entertainment, not deception.
Advertisement touts Boschee's Syrup as a fifty-one year staple across the United States for coughs bronchitis and throat settled colds. Claims it aids restful nights quiet coughing easy morning excretion and natural healing while noting American manufacture and long history of sales. Also includes a short humorous exchange about wealth and marriage.
Western Union service reports fat steers and cows trading from 8.50 to 14.50 per hundredweight with feeders and stockers listing 7.25 to 12.00. Lambs and veal appear with similar spreads, while grain and forage figures are noted in scattered ranges.
Market report lists buying prices in the Denver area for various hay and grain commodities. Colorado upland hay 22.00 to 23.00 per ton, Nebraska 20.00 to 21.00, timothy 23.00 to 24.00, alfalfa 19.00 to 20.00, prairie hay 20.00 to 21.00, straw 5.00 to 6.00. oats 2.45 per 100 pounds, corn choph sack 3.10, corn in sack 3.05, white cornmeal 4.00 per 100 pounds, yellow cornmeal 4.00, gluten feed 3.34, bran 1.75, Hungarian patent flour 5.14 per 98 pounds with discounts noted.
Quotations from Charles Friend & Co. show prices for dry flint hides, dry salted hides, cured hides, kip and calf skins, green hides, and horsehides. Includes weights, No. 1 and No. 2 grades, pricing per pound, and special lines for ponies and glue.
Eastern Produce Chicago markets show butter and creamery prices steady to higher. Hog prices strengthen with bulk sales near 17.50 to 18.00, cattle steady with good to prime grades 16.50 to 20.00, lambs strong with prime 16.60 to 16.75 and misc categories listed for beef, veal, and sheep.
A historic note outlines 1919 as a non leap year with 365 days and details for Julian, Hebrew, Roman, and Japanese era years. It forecasts three eclipses in 1919 two solar and one lunar with locations for visibility including Washington.
Representative McKenzie of Illinois leads possible action to prohibit all service chevrons after the War Department authorized silver chevrons for homeland service. He argues fairness favors honoring those who fought overseas and those who served here, noting pilots and clerks alike faced risk, while tension grows over who earns gold or silver chevrons.
Bolivia sends evidence to Paris for a tribunal review of its losses in the War of the Pacific. It argues for an outlet to the sea and cites the Ancon treaty plebiscite option, with the United States offering help to reach an equitable solution.
The Paris letters describe a virulent Wilsonitis gripping the city as Americans face social embarrassment from jokes about President Wilson. Parisians discuss Le President Wilson everywhere from restaurants to theaters, with locals mockingly naming cocktails and places after him.
The clipping notes a doctor stating Mayme has acute indigestion and a witty response about her appearance. It mentions Red Cross and Bag Blue as a top product, asserting every user agrees on its quality. The piece blends casual dialogue with advertising tone.
A commentary on how patches distinguish Patriots, arguing that clothing signals allegiance and identity through visible insignia and patches that mark loyalty and style.
The passage mixes a quip about marital deception with health advice urging gentle weekly laxative use. It also notes that those in power should provide themselves with parachutes and references a cipher as an example of something for nothing.
Historic advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as cure for backache and kidney bladder ailments. It claims rapid cleansing of kidneys and purification of blood, with warnings of symptoms and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied after days.
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