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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1920
Page
2
A humorous piece extols the trained nurse who stays awake for weeks, aiding sleep for restless patients. It lauds Edison as sleeping wariness and notes nurses’ role in calming nervous men, mixing medicine with tact while keeping a steady bedside vigil.
A recipe excerpt presents easy wholesome dishes for children including Rice With Prunes and Bananas served in molds with whipped cream and citrus accents. It also offers Rice with fig sauce, Cabbage Salad De Luxe with coconut and almonds, and dressed sprouted turnip greens as a fresh salad garnish.
A promotional riff on unsalaried drummers as powerful unseen customers. It extols every reader as a potential advocate who spreads the value of goods at no cost, urging business people to honor high standards and recognize customers who drive success.
A overview of the standard dream of appearing partially clothed in a crowded setting. The piece notes beliefs of empirics about omens, physical causes like bedclothes, and Freud's view that the dream stems from early memories of infancy and repression. It references Andersen's The Emperor's New Clothes and Fulda's Talisman as literary echoes.
A reflective poem by Edgar A. Guest celebrates courage through adversity. The speaker recalls facing difficulties, growing stronger, and later boasting about the tasks overcome, asserting that hardships become sources of future joy and memory.
Poetic verse recalls spring's approach and lifts the speaker's voice to praise the lily, angels, men, birds, and creatures as winter ends and renewal begins. The piece emphasizes uplift and collective song amid seasonal change.
Judith Waller observes in the Kansas City Star how Dutch Easter traditions linger in the eastern Netherlands near Germany. Bread swans decorate baker shops before Palm Sunday, children sail through Easter with palm wheels, swans, and raisins. families dye eggs, knit nets, and stage egg battles. Easter bonfires light the night as ancient symbols endure beyond modern change.
The piece glosses the Easter morning dew and the simple tale of Jesus rising, noting the sunrise’s enduring light. It states the Easter sun has never set and its light gladdens hearts today as it did to faithful followers at the tomb.
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