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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1920
Page
3
Edna Kent Forbes counsels a balanced view of beauty embracing clean body, good digestion, and limited external aids. She notes when to use creams and powder to handle drying, oily skin, and sun exposure, stressing thorough cleansing before rest.
A partisan real estate philanthropist extols an ideal villa site while a young woman counters with a preference for building a neat little carranza, signaling a clash of visions in a brief exchange.
Brown Mouse escapes Puss by fleeing to the pantry wall and finding Madam Spider has rebuilt her web over his hole. When Puss corners the mouse, Spider swings down and blinds the cat, allowing the mouse to vanish. The tale ends with the mouse recognizing Spider’s past kindness and vowing friendship.
A chaotic scene unfolds as two men fight with improvised rules near a place with a buffet bell. Spectators cheer then hesitate as bells ring for meals and break the skirmish briefly, with one heavily dressed man blamed for inciting the trouble.
Seventy five percent of Egypt's under cultivation land is held by individuals owning less than two acres. The note highlights smallholdings dominating agricultural ownership and potential implications for productivity and rural economics.
A fragment begins with a murky meditation on marriage and fate interwoven with a joke about Dan Cupid. The text blends domestic discord with satirical asides, including a political quip about late election voting and a classroom joke about belladonna and enlarged pupils.
A Baltimore oriole family discusses spring, courtship, and a hopeful return north. Fathers waited long for mates, families emphasize home life and happiness, then prepare for migrations with meals and insect control.
A Boston Transcript dòng remark notes that as men age they resist recognizing danger, suggesting older individuals drift closer to peril without awareness. It frames aging as increasing risk awareness, though glossed with sharp wit.
A witty exchange between Mrs Gabbins and her husband centers on heredity. He dismisses the idea, quipping that her grandmother was dumb, in a humorous mood likely from a social column or joke item.
An advertisement touts Jad Salts as a simple remedy to flush and stimulate kidneys, ease backache and bladder issues, and neutralize urinary acids. It claims four ounces in water daily aids kidney function and promotes general health, with a local druggist noting high sales.
A witty line suggests a pretty girl earns the nickname peach while implying her heart is stone, blending charm with incongruous hardness.
Some women who would not normally take boarders welcome a few paying guests. The note suggests practical hospitality as a source of income and social activity for households.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes promising rich fadeless color on wool silk linen cotton or blends. It claims a color card can help match any material and notes a direction book in the package for dyeing over any color.
A speaker notes a habit of singing while working as a form of expression. A companion asks about the feeling toward it and acknowledges the distinct voice used during labor.
The ad urges removing the disease cause rather than sprays. It promotes S. S. S. as an antidote to catarrh germs in the blood and promises lasting relief after a thorough course. Readers are invited to write for free medical advice to Chief Medical Adviser at 101 Swift Laboratory in Atlanta Georgia.
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