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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1919
Page
2
A playful exchange features Flannigan asking Norah about the music as a fox trot. The daughter confirms the genre and a humorous line about how many tin cans the fox had tied to his tail when he trotted appears in a Buffalo Express anecdote.
A fragrance antiseptic cream promises instant relief from head colds and catarrh. Apply a small amount in the nostrils to open air passages and reduce swelling for easier breathing and night comfort.
Judd warns that courting the wrong girl is a waste of time. Budd insists she is right, but fears he may be the wrong man for her.
Freshen a heavy skin with Cuticura Talcum Powder an antiseptic scented convenient economical face skin baby dusting powder and perfume. Renders other perfumes superfluous. One of the Cuticura Toilet Trio Soap Ointment Talcum Adv.
A humorous exchange turns on a claim about residence for voting. A man argues his sleep pattern dictates where he lives, provoking the witty remark that insomnia could bar him from voting. The quip frames a satire on residency rules.
The column endorses Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a safe, vegetable remedy for indigestion and related stomach disorders. It claims the tonic supports digestion, avoids alcohol and opiates, and has helped many people worldwide.
The Montana House approves a measure favoring returning railroads to private ownership. Governor Olcott sworn in as Oregon’s new governor after the death of James Withycombe. Francis Berry, former children's home chaplain, is sentenced to 99 years in Dallas for criminal assault on a young girl.
Secretary Daniels orders naval personnel back to former non combatant posts. Federal Reserve system gains from 22.7 million to 49.5 million in surplus across twelve banks. US warns Italy over relief shipments to destabilized states. plans to cut food flow if delays persist. Siberian railway plans discussed in Vladivostok to restore lines and extend service. Cotton futures relief price bill takes effect with limited grade deliveries. War secretary Baker names Edward Kreger to fill judge advocate duties in Crowder’s absence in Cuba. Clemenceau resumes duties as Premier. Luxembourg proclaims republic as Charlotte flees to Switzerland. American relief group arrives in Constantinople to aid Caucasus and Syria. Casualty lists show 314,000 missing in French army with 120,000 deemed hopeless. Anti American demonstration follows German East Africa troops’ reception. War guilt jurists say sovereign cannot be prosecuted without peace conference ratification. Bolshevist network uncovered in Finland. Berlin strike leaders settle with government amid fighting. Britain operates world largest flying boat with 123 foot span. Illinois Wesleyan wins 1919 basketball title over Millikin. Nevada passes 25 round boxing bill over governor veto. Jimmy Hanlon defeats Bobby Waugh in 15 rounds. Rome hoped for 1920 Olympics. Italian Olympic committee awaiting Premier Orlando’s reply. Champagne to rise to 25 dollars a glass after July 30. China’s first woman lawyer Mlle. Teheng travels to Paris for peace conference. Commercial airplane to handle cargo documentation for ships. New York plans giant hydroplane for Atlantic crossing. Wireless phones used mid ocean for patient care on transports. Christy seeks divorce from Maybell Christy citing neglect and other faults.
A Cincinnati inventor showcases Freezone as a painless solution for corns and calluses. A tiny bottle costs only a few cents and removes hard corns soft corns and corn between the toes without soreness or irritation.
A Boston Evening Transcript item recalls a lively seance where a reporter present displayed investigative spirit, provoking a sharp counterreaction and lingering resentment among attendees.
An advertisement touts Boschee's Syrup as a longtime remedy for coughs bronchitis and colds settling in the throat. It claims it aids deep sleep and easy morning expectoration while helping the patient recover, noting American manufacture and over fifty years of sales.
A quotation dialogue examines parental discretion in mistakes with a witty exchange about whether a daughter's marriage should prompt leniency and understanding from a father.
An advertisement explains a home blend using Bay Rum Barbo Compound glycerine and water to darken gray hair gradually. The formula can be mixed at home or prepared by a druggist, with full directions in each Barbo Compound box. The product supposedly colors only hair, not the scalp, and leaves hair soft and glossy.
A dialogue exchange questions the timing of vast wealth and mentions tense anticipation about when trillions will arrive in style. The fragment hints at witty banter and speculative financial talk without clear events or participants.
A brief vignette features Smith asking for a top appetizer while Jones replies with a wry quip about the price of a meal as the best starter. The exchange plays on thrift and wit without additional context or events.
Consumers are urged to examine every bottle of Castoria for the proper signature as a safeguard for infants and children. The well known remedy has served families for over 30 years and remains a trusted option for easing upset stomachs and fevers in young ones.
A brief poetic fragment hints at a poet praising a regal indolent air and an ode directed toward a cook. The lines imply admiration for atmosphere and culinary craft without additional context.
Ad describes Papes Diapepsin as instant relief for undigested food pain belching gas acids and sourness. Claims fast action when the stomach is upset. Addresses immediate relief from indigestion without waiting.
A vintage ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as instantly relieving indigestion and dyspepsia after taking one or two tablets. It claims the stomach will feel fine at once and notes the tablets are pleasant harmless and inexpensive at drug stores. The ad ends with a Rousseau quote about raising a child.
A fragmentary exchange questions a man's trade and persistence, noting he has not yet trapped his target, implying ongoing pursuit or activity.
Arizona report highlights the Arizona State Fair dates November 3 to 8 1919 and a mix of state news from Mesa flooding damages to a $2500 verdict, road promotion to Yuma, and bills on check kiting and a $1 million school levy. Also notes on Lieutenant Downing Arizona club secretaryship, a Globe cemetery accident, a Florence prison sentence, large land sales in Yuma and Phoenix, new train service to Inspiration mine, a 56 hour work week bill for women, and copper market swings at Shannon Copper.
Druggists report many people suffer kidney trouble without knowing it. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is promoted as a mild healing remedy with strong insurance industry anecdotes. Sample bottle available for ten cents by mail from Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
A brief quotation notes that moral self-righteousness may shield from decline yet hinder true sanctity, suggesting virtue requires humility rather than loud moral claim.
A concise editorial highlighting the crucial role of farmers during national crises, arguing agricultural resilience defines a nation's strength and stability. It underscores the need for farmer support, rural policy focus, and agricultural resource protection.
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