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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
5
An advertisement promises freckles will fade with a ounce of Othize double strength. It claims even dark freckles begin to disappear while lighter ones vanish and asserts one ounce suffices for clear skin. The copy urges asking for the double strength Othize with a money back guarantee.
Estés Rocky Mountain National Park draws famed writers including Irvin S Cobb and William Allen White with reservations at Big Thompson hotel. La Junta to host a large Fourth of July celebration with sports, parades, and aerial flights. Northern Weld County to feature the Grover fair with non irrigated farming displays and new grounds planned. Authorities identify a body near Fruita as James Peyton. Colorado Supreme Court rulings keep 1918 telephone rates. Denver school board seeks 8 million for new buildings. 1919 bank assets rise to over 305 million. Western Union lineman Charles Wright electrocuted in Colorado Springs. Monte Vista seeks a new post office building via a House bill.
A celebrated playwright owns a touring car and recently bought a tiny device from a five and ten cent store to improve performance. The chauffeur proposed the 19 cent add on, sparking the owner’s patience with costly car fashions and repairs.
A brief quip from the Boston Transcript notes that creditors rarely show patience, contrasting ideal virtue with real behavior. The remark highlights expectations of prompt payment and fiscal rigidity in financial dealings.
A Louisville Courier Journal snippet notes a woman and Bertie bound by engagement. She tells him she must meet a traffic cop in court tomorrow, delivering a clash between romance and legal obligation.
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