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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1919
Page
6
A pretty young teacher asks a class what they want to be when grown. AFair haired boy named Jackie blushes deeply before confessing his wish to become his teacher’s husband, a surprise ending from London Answers.
Antiseptic powder sold everywhere to shake into shoes or sprinkle in baths. It relieves stings from corns and bunions and gives instant relief to tired, aching, swollen, tender feet. Do not accept any substitute.
An Evansville mother and her two children visit a sister's home when the adults and a grown niece share candy. The aunt declines gum, and seven year old Nola pipes up to chide her aunt for asking to share during the ride home.
A daily fly killer claims to kill thousands and prevent disease lasting all season. Sold by dealers or five sent express paid for 1.25 dollars. Address H Somers 150 De Kalb Ave Brooklyn NY for orders.
A quotation by Lydia Maria Child prompts readers to seek cheerfulness. It suggests sharing genuine happiness to brighten others and inspire reciprocal delight through sincere effort. The message emphasizes personal agency in spreading positive mood.
A shoal of herrings stretches five or six miles long and two to three miles wide, indicating a vast school in the water.
Anna Gould Hough, sister of financier Jay Gould, died at her Los Angeles home at nearly 90, the last surviving member of the original Gould family. The obituary notes her prominence and ties to the noted lineage.
The column reports on Halloween fair plans and early desert agriculture developments. It notes cattle theft investigations in Maricopa County, boxing plans in Globe and Miami, zoning changes in Phoenix, water projects in Pinal mountains, and the Girls Pig Club initiative in Yavapai County. It also covers fruit forecasts in Salt River Valley, stock vaccination efforts, Americanization classes, public land use for stock feed, a local raid on illicit alcohol, wheat crop conditions statewide, Florence diversion dam plans, and improving ranges in southern Navajo County.
A French officer learning English jokes about quick and fast and the line The first shall be last and the last shall be first. A neighborhood club forms with a single rule to serve refreshments at every meeting.
Back like a board it s your kidneys says the ad urging immediate action at first twinge. It promotes Gold Resedal Haarlem Oil Capsules sold by druggists with the GOLD MEDAL name on the box and a money back guarantee if not helped.
A mother chastises her son for wandering, insisting she can reach him to discipline him. The boy pleads that he did not realize she meant he should stay in place to be punished. The exchange captures a tense domestic moment and themes of control and miscommunication.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. medicine works internally to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Medicine, a blend of tonics and blood purifiers, claims to produce remarkable results, with druggists selling for 75 cents and testimonials available.
A girl shows little concern for a man's long term prospects unless he arrives bearing gifts. The playful line suggests courtship driven by presents rather than plans.
The passage praises Dr Pierce of Buffalo New York and his Favorite Prescription as a temperance remedy for women’s ailments. It claims the medicine combines roots and herbs to relieve feminine disorders and suits weak, nervous, or despondent women with regular or irregular pains.
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