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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
7
Fragmentary text describes a corn removal product Freezone offered at a few cents and claims immediate relief without soreness. A stray exchange mentions a Mr Boreleigh and a caller, with uncertain social context in a Boston Transcript page.
Jane starts school and fails a question. She whispers a threat to the teacher offering tiny animal crackers if not asked again. The scene reflects a classroom bribery moment.
An ad asserts Red Cross Bag Blue guarantees glistening white table linens and says it is available at all grocers throughout the boundary.
A brief item notes a promoter who built a fine new house for himself, standing prominently as a local landmark. The report contrasts the house with the man’s public image, raising questions about pride and purpose in a short, ironic vignette.
A discussion centers on whether federal constitutional prohibition is valid. The debate weighs states rights against national enforceability and the implications for enforcement and public order.
The Supreme Court ruled both the prohibition amendment and the enforcement act constitutional. Justice Van Devanter wrote the opinion with Justice McKenna dissenting on the main decision. The court dismissed Rhode Island suit and sustained federal decrees related to prohibition enforcement while denying challenges from Manitowoc Products and George Dempsey.
An advertisement touts a vegetable blood purifier claimed to remove pimples and skin blemishes. It asserts blood purification cures unsightly eruptions and offers free medical advice from Medical Director at Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.
In Bridgeton New Jersey twenty five youths invested about 1000 in United States thrift stamps this year. They earned money through dishwashing sweeping dusting store work baby minding errands cutting weeds carrying coal selling papers raising chickens and cleaning streets. The effort aims to convert time into money and suggests youths may abandon idle street corner hours for savings.
A witty wife parries her husband by agreeing to stop her hair over the ears only if he buys her diamond earrings. The exchange highlights a playful domestic battle over style and money.
Silk Shirt Slick accuses a man on Twelfth Street of being a liar or a nut after Nimble the Nick questions the stranger's money. The man is described as well dressed and appearing respectable, prompting disbelief at his claim to have earned his money.
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