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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1918
Page
7
A famed society entertainer volunteered to perform a humorous monologue show for residents at Colony Hatch lunatic asylum. The audience mostly bored, but one intelligent patient applauded and urged fond camaraderie, remarking that madmen need not pretend to be dignified. The London opinion notes the wit and candor of the exchange.
An entering recruit asked for three days off and saluted the captain as sergeant. The captain corrected him, explaining his proper title as captain. The recruit replied that he assumed such men as the captain were sergeants, showing how new soldiers learn ranks.
A veteran declares the dilemma of work versus duty with the line Take your choice work or fight. He opt s to continue resisting work and press on with his fighting role in service.
A terse and cryptic exchange hints at a figure always stationed, with a question about his wife's letters suggesting personal ties or secrets behind the steadfast posting. The dialogue implies surveillance or constant attention in a quiet, unspecified setting.
A reflection on how queer individuals drive culture and resilience within their communities, emphasizing visibility, solidarity, and creative expression. The piece centers on voices and lived experiences shaping social spaces and advocacy efforts.
A four year old Mary exclaims for a food club as bread served at home highlights Mrs M’s enthusiasm for United States food clubs and bread crust preferences. The text notes the challenge of men seeking perfection in themselves.
An advertisement promotes EATONIC tablets as a remedy for acid stomach indigestion bloating heartburn and belching. It claims rapid relief by absorbing excess acid and easing digestion improving health and energy. The ad urges readers to buy from their druggist with a money back guarantee.
Berlin agrees to evacuation of occupied lands and discusses practical details of Wilsons peace terms. German note signed by Solf states acceptance of Wilsons conditions and willingness to form a mixed commission for evacuation. McAdoo later warns that the reply implies unconditional surrender.
The text of President Wilsons reply delivered via the Swiss legation outlines that any armistice must preserve Allied military supremacy. It condemns German submarine warfare and inhuman acts, cites Mount Vernons peace condition, and asserts peace depends on clear guarantees. Lansing signs the separate Austria Hungary reply.
Denver reports 27 more influenza deaths and 194 new cases totaling 78 deaths and 1,226 cases up to Monday night. Dr. William H. Sharpley, health manager, provided the figures.
James H Fitzpatrick a stockman near Sapinero surrendered to authorities claiming he killed James McMahon, also a stockman, after a heated argument. McMahon threw his revolver and threatened to beat Fitzpatrick with rocks. Fitzpatrick fired three times, killing McMahon before he could throw.
At school the twins Jane and John are in the first grade. Jane is talkative while John is quiet. At home Jane reports that John did not have his lesson this morning. Jane accuses John of forgetting it after her chatter.
The ad claims overwork and improper living weaken a man and Haarlem Oil Capsules from Holland can restore strength. It asserts three capsules daily revive those with uric acid, kidney, bladder, or stomach troubles, noting a 200 year tested remedy and a money back guarantee if it fails.
A playful exchange questions whether Mr. Jones has visited today. The woman insists her husband is not old nor has a big red nose, despite the waiter suggesting the elderly man.
Japan purchases military horses in a Ver aout operation drawing attention to procurement and training plans. Officials confirm funding and deployment timelines as part of a broader defense program.
Thamas Atkins resists treatment as two or three V A D s urge him to drink medicine. He asks which of the Rosy figures is Rosy, hinting at hidden motives. The line ends with a wry remark about a woman's strength and a man's weakness.
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