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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1919
Page
3
Weekly health notes say backache is a common ailment for women often caused by catarrh in feminine membranes. Dr. Pierce of Buffalo promotes Favorite Prescription to reach the root cause, with thousands testifying it helps. Trial packages offered for 10 cents. Pleasant Pellets aid constipation.
A playful paradox centers on a rare cook who is described as paradoxically perfect yet all her king is well done, turning a culinary jest into a pun about cooking and royalty.
Western Union dispatch highlights include a San Francisco tremor with no damage, Montana legislature backing return of railroads to private ownership, and a raid on the Industrial Workers of the World in Portland with twenty-two arrests. Also noted are miner and copper expansion plans, Hawaii cotton factory formation, Cheyenne River Indians opposing open allotment for settlers, antiworkhandbills in Sacramento, Navy seaplane loss, Victory Liberty Loan approval, ambassadorial nomination, a Sherman era inventor’s death, war risk insurance centralization, highway funding for 100000 jobs, and big land settlement and railroad revenue bills advancing in Congress.
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a hair treatment that stops dandruff and shedding after ten minutes, with longer use claimed to regrow fine new hair. It explains simple application and promises lighter, fluffier, shinier hair.
A remark about a fraudulent claim is disputed. The exchange centers on whether Smith failed for $50,000 or for want of it, highlighting a legal argument over the amount and motive.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for clear complexion and clean scalp, with Cuticura Ointment for occasional use, and Cuticura Talcum as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio to keep skin and hands soft and white.
A brief, cryptic court exchange notes a judge remarking on spoken words and the tension of recanting statements amid courtroom dialogue. The fragment hints at themes of truth, memory, and legal language without providing concrete events or identities.
Ad targets women noting widespread kidney and bladder issues and linking them to overall health. It claims Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root restores kidney function, offers a sample bottle with ten cent request, and promotes medium and large bottles at drug stores.
A brief dialogue snippet from the Boston Evening Transcript features a noncommittal remark and a hedged reply about whether the wife sings. The exchange hints at subjective judgments and public interest in domestic matters.
An advertisement touts Othine double strength as a guaranteed freckle remover. Apply nightly and morning to fade dark spots and vanish lighter freckles, with money back guarantee if not effective. The notice also notes furniture price reductions for returning soldiers.
Bolshevik gains on the Baltic are reversed with Libau and Windau retaken. Hungary faces war crimes probes for former leaders. Britain adopts daylight saving with clocks advancing March 30 and returning September 28. Szecho Slovak attack on Lem berg front alleged. Poland claims repulse. Prince of Wales to be made Freeman of London. Wallace named ambassador to succeed Sharp. Food scarcity deepens in Moscow with wheat flour at 800 rubles and sugar at 50 rubles per pound. American troops assume civil control of Luxemburg as French detachments depart.
A fragmented dialogue shows a fortune teller predicting money loss while a customer recalls prepaid payment. A rural proverb about land is noted as a thought. Miss Smith comments on a marvellous smile as a reference to Jack. A passerby is described as riding slowly while having cut out bad habits.
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