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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1919
Page
11
Sick headache and biliousness stem from torpid liver and fermenting food. Poisonous matter reabsorbed into the blood affects brain and causes a dull throbbing head. Cascarets cleanse stomach, remove undigested food and foul gases, reduce liver burden, and expel waste while you sleep. one dose tonight may straighten you out by morning.
Albert of the Belgians praises U S schooling for rapid military learning. The piece notes a variety of fresh items from the era including court actions, police training in Omaha, a fatal crash of Raymond A Callander, film plans, budget reform discussions, army demotion notices, Alaska flight plans, and a robust U S corn harvest projected for October.
An intercepted Moscow wireless message confirms Bolshevik forces have abandoned Dvinsk, amid Allied tensions. Reports say German General von der Goltz and staff have joined Bolshevik troops, provoking renewed notes from the Supreme Council and a new counterproposal by Marshal Foch.
In a classroom exercise a teacher asks Jimmy Brown to improve a sentence. Jimmy writes a new version stating "Richard can ride the donkey if the donkey wants him to" demonstrating a clearer form of conditional.
An old advertisement touts California fig syrup as the safest laxative for children. It emphasizes that the product lowers poisons in the stomach liver and bowels and promises a tasty dose with clear directions on each bottle.
The excerpt notes Mrs Haman and Mr Haman confront a tale that shifts from sorrowful mood to a marriage ending. It hints the reader prefers sad stories while the final page resolves with a wedding rather than tragedy.
An advertisement proclaims Green's August Flower as a long standing household remedy for constipation digestion and liver issues. It emphasizes relief after a few doses and notes gentle laxative action available through druggists in civilized countries.
London boasts 73 500 miles of overhead telephone and telegraph wires and 921 000 miles of underground lines. The feature contrasts public toil with a blunt remark that some men would rather face jail than chase work.
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a safe, gentle cure for kidney liver bladder and stomach troubles. It claims new life and health follow and urges continued use to prevent relapse. The copy promises refunds if not satisfied and warns buyers to insist on the original imported product in three sizes.
The article reflects on Halley's comet seen on September 12 1910 and traces its history from its 1858 discovery in Altoona to its long 292 year orbit. It notes the comet's recurring appearances in history and its association with world events, describing its nature and journey through space. It ends with a caution about public perception and self ridicule.
The Leviathan, once Vaterland, arrives in New York with Gen Pershing and First Division troops ending wartime service. Refitted for passengers, she may join the United States Shipping Board and sail New York to Liverpool with possible Hamburg extension. The ship carried 185,500 soldiers on 19 Atlantic round trips and survived heavy submarine threats.
A witty exchange is often an insult wearing a suit. The text suggests repartee hides an underlying snub. It then asserts true happiness is inside you, close to your own heart, not in worldly praise or achievement.
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