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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
4
The advertisement claims Freezone treats corns and calluses on feet by removing the hard skin from toes and soles. It promises the underlying skin remains pink healthy and free from soreness after treatment.
Beth Got There details a long distance preacher Semmry Coles of Luxborough and Wert Somerwt in England walking 3500 miles to fulfill preaching engagements. The piece notes wartime disruptions and John Mac Gregor MSC Com, a Victoria Cross recipient, snowshoed over 10 miles to join the colors alongside six Canadian mounted rifles.
Advert says Cuticura Soap cleanses complexion and scalp, puts heads soft and white. Recommends Cuticura Telcum as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio for refreshing beauty care.
A boy relates a Sunday school tale about Gideon fighting the Midnights. His father asks for clarification as the lesson centers on a battle not usual for soldiers. The piece ends with a playful question about soldiers sleeping as their knupaacka.
A conflict erupts as an enemy knocks a man to the ground and a nearby friend then delivers a kicking attack in the same incident.
More than $19 000 was raised in Springfield for a memorial fund for Tony Qua a Cripple Creek high grade operator released from Leavenworth who died of heart failure in Victor. The piece notes other Colorado events including a fire threat at Georgetown Yates house frost damage in Montrose and a big church roast planned near Grand Junction.
An old advertisement touts Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney ailments with bold claims. It offers bottles in two sizes and a sample bottle for ten cents from Dr. Co. in Binghamton New York, urging readers to mention the paper.
In the Argonne fight, Colonel Blank earned a fearsome reputation. After six days in mud and dust, he accepted a doughboy’s offer for a shave, spotting a mirror on a knife-stuck tree while the regiment endured the rough front.
Quote from Kan sas City Star lists a reaction to a dry law, noting a shift from seven dances per fight to seven fights per dance as a humorous complaint about social rigidity and discipline. The excerpt contrasts past social ease with stricter enforcement and persists in a tongue in cheek tone.
The speaker calls their project a war garden and explains the term reflects a fighting chance. The exchange frames the garden as a symbolic defense in uncertain times.
A fragmentary note in the Denver paper mentions a King Stuart portrait tied to Queen Victoria and the House of Stuart. It notes Victoria’s strong hereditary ties to Stuart heritage, her pride in ancestor James II, and a contest over royal memorabilia.
A fragment reports a parade for young Bobby with limited escorts and soldiers passing by. He asks his mother when the elephants will go, amid a welcome home scene noted in the Indianapolis News.
A fragment from the Buffalo Express quotes a Kansas lively girl recalling a night out. She mentions a cabaret and a joke about Bod and Jerr. The exchange shifts to a lighthearted correction with a reference to Humanite.
Wording ponders whether divine love favors cheerful givers as much as the stingy or self absorbed, suggesting a moral reflection on generosity and self regard.
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