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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1920
Page
12
A humorous piece extols a trained nurse who sits up all night to aid sleep, praising her endurance and blunt methods. It contrasts her vigilance with Thomas Edison’s supposed sleep deprivation and mocks the disruptive sleep banishments in households. Copyright note at end.
A home style guide notes simple wholesome desserts and salads. It offers a rice with prunes and bananas mold with whipped cream and citrus flavor, fig sauce for rice, and a cabbage salad with coconut almonds and mayonnaise. It also suggests a turnip top salad with French dressing and green garnish ideas.
A promotional piece urging merchants and manufacturers to value unsalaried drummers customers, readers, users who spread word of products without cost. It argues every satisfied shopper acts as a free promoter, expanding reach to distant markets and affecting success or failure daily.
The article explains the common standard dream of being partially clothed in a crowded scene. It traces interpretations from superstition to psychology, citing Andersen and Fulda and noting Freudian views that the dream reflects childhood memories and social repression.
A poem by Edgar A. Guest extols philosophy of perseverance through hardship. It links courage to future pride, re framing today’s struggles as tomorrow's pleasant memories and sources of strength. The speaker claims failed trials sharpen character and future boasting about past trials.
Poem fragment notes winter end and spring return as lily and creatures sing in unified chorus of angels men birds and nature. It evokes renewal and praise through hopeful, lyrical lines.
Judith Waller notes in Kansas City Star on Dutch Easter customs in eastern Netherlands near Germany. Bakers decorate windows with bread swans and wheels for the Palm Sunday to Easter build, followed by family egg dyeing, nets of eggs, and egg battles at Easter lunch. Local celebrations include music, Punch shows, merry-go-rounds, and evening Easter bonfires symbolizing light. The article links these rites to ancient Germanic roots and historic religious reverence.
The Easter morning dew renews faith in the Resurrection as believers recall the risen Christ. The sunrise motif endures, with the Easter sun still bringing gladness to hearts today.
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