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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1920
Page
7
Canada dominated the Chicago event winning twenty of twenty five grain prizes. Alberta farmer earned Grand Championship for Durum and Canada took top honors in Flint Corn, cattle, horses, sheep and hog classes. Notably Crowned in Clydesdale, Belgian, Yorkshires and more, proving grain fed animals can compete globally.
A writer notes a man calling his wife a jewel to express she is fixed in her habits. The remark reflects a common metaphor linking value and rigidity in domestic life.
The ad asserts Halls Catarrh Medicine will cure catarrh and reduce inflammation. It offers a free sample from Cheney Co., Toledo Ohio, and urges druggists to stock the remedy.
A cryptic boast about who laughs first circulates amid a tense rivalry. The line mocks opponents and hints at a larger mental game shaping team dynamics and morale.
The League of Nations assembly adopts a statute for a permanent court of justice but rejects mandatory jurisdiction. Supporters call it a complete starting framework while critics warn it lacks obligatory authority and penalties. Ratification by a majority could bring the court into existence in September.
Five people are known dead and twenty eight injured when a one man operated street car ran out of control on a steep grade in Kansas City Missouri. The car struck a switch and was demolished. Officials say no passenger escaped injury.
A brief note on Swamp Root claims for kidney ailments suggests mild and immediate relief in many cases. The advertisement tone emphasizes gentle treatment and quick results, though details are scant and the text is fragmented.
Miss Mary G Kilbreth denounces modern girls as flippant and indifferent to elders while linking woman suffrage to moral decline. She recalls a bathing beach incident where a young woman wore a daring suit and mocked an aunt’s warning, promising a future in an even bolder dress.
In a witty exchange, Mr Lightfoot calls dancing poetry of motion while Miss Cayenne argues it cannot be aligned with hymns. The dialogue frames a clash over artistic expression and religious associations.
A dialogue between Katherine and Kidder centers on a surgeon’s rapid rise to wealth as he earns money through his craft. The exchange hints at ambition and the business of medicine.
Historic infant remedy Castoria, trusted for over 80 years, bears Io Use signature and claims relief for crying children. Manufacturer markets it as a gentle laxative and stomach smoother for babies and kids.
Jerry Shine of the Alpine dam water district in California befriended a fawn named Billy after finding a dead mother. Years later Shine called Billy from the dam parapet and the deer, with two horns, returned to pose with him, then disappeared back to the forest.
A book lover searches his library for fragments with his son assisting. The boy asks if every book has a flyleaf and laments finding a fly squashed on the wrong page. A naturalist notes a wasp nest may produce at least 24,000 files daily.
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