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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1919
Page
3
Ad copy claims sick headaches stem from torpid liver and undigested food. Cascarets cleanse the stomach, remove foul gases, and purge bowels overnight. It promises a morning correction as the device works while you sleep.
The article notes Albert of Belgium praising the U S schooling system for shaping soldiers. It also reports on ongoing trials, police training, proposed labeling for wool fabrics, a fatal plane crash, film plans for Bible scenes, and military budget and aviation measures with October crop forecasts, all reflecting postwar concerns.
Intercepted Moscow wireless confirms Dvinsk abandoned. Omsk probes arrest of American soldiers and flogging. Von der Goltz joins Bolsheviks. Baltic withdraw notes discussed by Supreme Council. Paris figures show large reconstruction gains. Serbia grants women suffrage. Latonia race victory. Chester riot and boiler explosion deaths.
A teacher directs James Brown to rewrite a sentence. He produces a better form by reversing roles and making the donkey the subject, stating Richard can ride the donkey if the donkey wants him to.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children. It emphasizes a fruity taste, warning to look for the California name on the package and promises full dosing directions on each bottle.
A note contrasts moods in a book ending with a marriage. The speaker jokes about preferring sad stories and muses on the lighter turn of this narrative.
The advertisement proclaims Green's August Flower as a household remedy for constipation intestinal troubles torpid liver and nervous dyspepsia. It claims relief after a few doses and describes it as a gentle laxative sold through druggists in civilized countries.
London’s telephone and telegraph network spans 73 500 miles overhead and 921 000 miles underground. A provocative remark notes some men would choose jail over hustling for wages.
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a gentle remedy for kidney liver and urinary tract issues. It claims relief from fatigue back pain and rheumatic symptoms and urges continued use to prevent relapse. The ad promises refunds if unsatisfied and emphasizes authentic imported product and sealed packages.
The article recalls Halley’s Comet sighted September 12, 1910 and traces its 292 year orbit from 1858, noting famous names and historic events it preceded. It discusses the comet’s nature, appearance in past eras, and the idea that comets herald disasters, while musing on the vast cosmic travel and energy drawn from the sun.
The Leviathan, once Vaterland, arrives in New York with Gen Pershing and the First division ending its wartime role. Refitted for passenger service, it may join the US Shipping Board in transatlantic routes from New York to Liverpool with possible Hamburg extension. The ship carried 185,500 soldiers in 19 Atlantic trips, 98,321 overseas, and survived heavy submarine activity.
A witty exchange mocks repartee as insults in formal dress and notes true happiness lies within the heart. The dialogue frames repartee as social armor and suggests inner contentment is self-contained rather than found in the world.
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