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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1916
Page
3
A morning dress combines silk coatee bodice with drop shoulders and a full crepe or chiffon skirt. The design features corded ruffles in two groups with hidden bow lace decorations, ribbon belts, and long chiffon puff sleeves. It highlights adaptable styling using taf feta and taffeta trims for various fabrics.
Practical guidance on quick hairdressing for a full-looking style using loose waves and a crown puff. Techniques include tying and pinning with wire pins, forming a pompadour, and using small foundations and three-part switches to secure a natural look. Notes on trends among younger women and the benefit of matching extra hair pieces from local styles. A side remark mentions Tiflis as a place with many languages.
E. E. Harrah & Son Druggists of Golden City Missouri report seven years of no complaints and high praise for Kilmer Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy. They endorse sample requests and state regular bottles are sold at drug stores with a promotional plea to mention the paper.
A quote contrasts lofty aims with concern over rising meat and gasoline prices. The exchange hints at public worry over cost of living shaping discussions on higher goals.
An old advertisement urges mothers to examine Castoria bottles for the signature and safety claim. It emphasizes Castoria as a trusted remedy for infants and children, noting it has been in use for over 30 years and that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
In a humorous exchange a pastor scolds Mr Frontpew for leaving a liquor saloon. He stammers that he merely stepped in to check his reflection for a nose smudge, prompting a grieved reaction from the clergy.
London during a siege era enlists 420 female telephone operators on night duty to sound alarms during raids. They ride bicycles to rouse colleagues and rush to exchanges as warnings come in. Most are on duty within half an hour of the alert, with hundreds more ready to join.
Two young men on a Central avenue car discuss a move they helped with and realize the initials M D stand for Movin Day a monthly nickname used previously for a move, prompting laughter and recollection of the quip.
A York state mother recounts feeding Postum to her children instead of coffee. She notes improved health after switching from coffee and tea, with her husband also benefiting. Postum is sold in Cereal and Instant forms with prices 15 25 cents and 30 50 cents respectively.
Washington prints the Lan sing note to Berlin detailing U S promises to avoid tying American safety to Britain’s war conduct. It asserts the United States cannot accept any German policy linking U S rights on the high seas to other belligerents actions. It notes Britain talks remain separate and that mutual treaty obligations with Germany were proposed and declined.
In Denver a decisive vote changed from the Commission to the Mayor form of government. Robert W. Speer won the mayoralty with 30,983 votes to 22,148 against. He carried 13 of 16 districts and 46 of 193 precincts. The Booth and Macey amendments failed, with total votes around 55,000. Speer to assume office after formalities.
Paris Texas reports a fire that consumed 2000 bales of cotton. The incident reduces local cotton stock and highlights fire risk in agricultural storage facilities. A brief note documents crop prospects, with winter wheat outlooks showing a drop from last year’s record.
Letters from readers in North Crandon Lawton Roxbury Mass recount personal health battles from displacement ulcers and infertility to inflammation and irregularity. They praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and urge others to seek guidance from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co with confidential female staff.
The exchange features Jerry claiming lineage to an Irish king and Pat deriding the idea, with the dying man asked how he can defend himself. The banter hints at mounting tensions just prior to conflict.
Relief from rashes eczema pimples dandruff and sore hands offered by Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Free trial by mail with book and a postcard address to Cuticura Dept L Boston. Advertises immediate healing and permanent results with samples. The copy ends with a proverb about letting others talk.
Dr. Pierce of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo proclaims Anuric the best uric acid solvent. The ad touts rapid relief from inflammation symptoms and dropsical swelling by aiding kidney function with hot water and Anuric tablets, priced at 50 cents per package.
A Randolph County woman visiting a Lynn hardware store complains her recent mouse trap failed to catch the rodent, saying the new trap she bought a week ago already contains a mouse. The quirky item sits amid brief editorials and a wry note on flattery and dust.
A lighthearted exchange hints at tension between leading actors rumored to clash offstage. The dialogue suggests speculation about rivalries affecting performances but ends with optimistic reconciliation.
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