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Newspaper

Benson Signal

Location

Benson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1920

Page

10

Fervor Dampened in Southern Oklahoma Cotton Meeting

Anecdotes from a southern Oklahoma gathering describe a minister praising heaven while a spirited participant longs to fly there as a June bug. A sister quips that a woodpecker would stop the speaker, reflecting the era’s racial and regional humor. The piece also notes Sweden’s big field for American tractors and a laundress’s cheerful line about Red Cross Bag Blue.

Oklahoma Bradder Mose New York Evening Post

Pin Money Sparks Diamond Wish in Clever Exchange

A humorous exchange reveals a husband resisting pin money while his wife insists, clarifying the pin money is for a diamond ring. The dialogue turns on a witty algebra of finances and romance.

Freckles to Fade with Othine Double Strength Cream

A beauty ad promises freckle removal with Othine double strength. Apply nightly and morning from your druggist, claiming most freckles fade or disappear, typically using one ounce. Money back guarantee cited if no results. An end joke compares fashion to last year’s clothes.

Do Not Get Careless With Your Blood Supply

Public health notice promotes S S S as a vegetable blood medicine to revitalize blood and boost vitality. It urges readers to buy at drugstores and offers free medical advice from Swift Specific Co in Atlanta Georgia.

Swift Specific Co Swift Laboratory Atlanta

City People Easy Marks at Williamsburg Beggar

An elderly beggar in a wheelchair sits by a Delancey Street subway entrance with a young man shouting in Yiddish to spur coins. The NY Evening Sun notes the pair have turned begging into a business, drawing alms from passersby as the spectator public complies.

Williamsburg Bridge Delancey Street New York Evening Sun

Distinction as Divorce Motive Recalled in Question

An attorney probes a woman about her wish to divorce her husband. She admits she wants a divorce while he does not, highlighting a key incompatibility of temperament that underpins the case. The exchange underscores the contrast drawn by the court in considering divorce.

Adam and the Apple Ancestry Rumor

The Chicago Journal muses on Adam’s apple as proof of ancestral lineage. It notes the belief that a bite from the forbidden fruit cursed humanity, leaving a protrusion in the throat and a reminder of Paradise lost.

Adam Garden of Eden Chicago Journal

Why He Wanted Strong Ones

A humorous quip from The American Legion Weekly where a customer, O'Rourke, demands strong cigars and complains that weak ones always bust his pocket, prompting a counter exchange about strong versus mild.

O'Rourke The American Legion Weekly

Electric fog sirens heard for fourteen miles

A new electric fog warning system emits sirens audible for fourteen miles, signaling apocalyptic weather alerts as storms approach coastal towns.

Fourteen Niles

Detective’s suit claims $14204.30 from Mrs de Aleria

J C Marston, a Los Angeles private detective, sues Mrs Kate I de Aleria for 14204.30 unpaid on a 22521.30 claim for four years of services tracing her marriage to Count Harold de Aleria. The case hints at sensational revelations and notes De Aleria was barred from citizenship after seeking naturalization.

OS Angeles J. C. Marston Kate I. de Aleria Harold de Aleria Harold Adrian Marston de Aleria Trippet

Couple Seeks Fast Pass for Fiancée Under Literacy Rule

Alfonso Mastrodi of Yonkers pleads with Congress to exempt foreign fianc es of overseas soldiers from the literacy test. Maria Iacomini, stalled at Ellis Island since last November, can only enter if she can read forty words. Washington ruled she may be admitted for 60 days if she agrees not to marry during that period.

York United States Congress Alfonso Mastrodi School Street Yonkers 343D Maria Iacomini Ellis Island Maria Italy France Alfonso Tallgosa P. S Washington

Miss America Fights for Rights at Kemper Hall Revolt Rumor

In Kenosha at Kemper hall 125 students protest expulsions of four girls and two teachers after alleged illicit liquor smoking and gambling. Helen McDougall and Nanie Lyle Dickey are cited as sympathizers with plans to force rector Rev. Dr. Alfred Griffin to readmit the expelled.

Enosha Wis Kemper Hall Kenosha Alfred Griffin Helen McDougall Glencoe Nanie Lyle Dickey Oklahoma City McDougall Dickey Louise Fletcher Indianapolis Marian Morton Gary Ind Eloise Squires Forest Avenue Highland Park Jane Perkins New Mexico Sisters of St. Mary

Murder at Italian restaurant ends in fatal knife attack

In a South State street Italian restaurant Giacomo Mirabello known as Giacomo the Terrible threatened to kill a woman after a dispute over marriage. He attacked Antonio Costanzo with a butcher knife seven times, died en route to hospital. Costanzo held by police for possible charges.

South State Street Giacomo the Terrible Giacomo Mirabello Mirabello Angelina Costanzo Antonio Frank Cammino Jake Angelina Salvatore Corrao Pliceman Giacomo Costanzo

Returned Soldier Told to Start at the Bottom in Business

A veteran is urged to seize a chance to learn a solid business, with the caveat that progress begins at the bottom. The remark suggests humility and steady effort as the path to growth.

If You Need a Medicine You Should Have the Best

A promotional ad extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root claiming it cures kidney liver and bladder ailments and neutralizes uric acid. Readers can obtain a sample by mail for ten cents and order large or medium bottles from drug stores. The plea emphasizes endorsements from druggists and customers.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

House hunting blows far into Kansas humor

In Kansas a local observer notes that finding a house is not just an Eastern problem as a stranger searches, and comments on house hunting with a joke about a windstorm reaching Kansas. The exchange reflects regional humor on local housing search challenges.

Kansas Boston Transcript

Ely's Cream Balm Ad for Open Nostrils and Relief

An advertisement promises open nasal passages and relief from head colds or catarrh. It urges using Ely's Cream Balm in the nostrils, claiming instant soothing of swollen membranes and easier breathing with no nasal discomfort.

Ely

Flubdub Comments on Magazine Contest Fairness

Flubdub questions the fairness of magazine contests while noting a prize win. The exchange hints at scrutiny of prize legitimacy and the celebratory angle of the award.

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure Across Conditions

A local ad touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy taken internally. It claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces, strengthen health, and assist nature, with a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure. Testimonials and free literature are offered by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.

Hall Nature F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

British East Africa Seeks American Made Well Drilling Machinery

British East Africa announces a market inquiry for American manufactured well drilling equipment. The move signals expansion in mineral exploration and infrastructure projects with potential supplier interest from U.S. manufacturers.

British East Africa

Wild dogs devour sheep in New South Wales vast depredations

A delegation of stockmen reports to the NSW minister of public lands that packs of wild dogs caused about 50,000 sheep losses in a few months. They request government aid to build a dogproof fence to protect nearly 40 000 square miles of rangeland.

Washington Minister of Public Lands New South Wales

Bayer Aspirin Ad Promotes Quick Relief

Take Aspirin right to get speedy relief following directions in the unbroken Bayer Tablets of Aspirin package. The Bayer Cross marks the genuine aspirin trusted by physicians for over eighteen years for cold, headache, toothache, neuralgia and more. Handy 12-tablet tins cost a few cents. larger packages also available.

Bayer

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