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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
2
An advertisement touts a 2 litre Vreetie treatment to remove hard and soft corn and calluses with no pain. It claims quick relief and low cost, inviting readers to try Freezone as a Cincinnati invention advertised by a druggist.
A wife recalls a domestic moment in New York as she sits beside Amon in a bus. She lightly comments on his shoes, he smiles, and notes his wife had already said they needed shining. The exchange reveals a playful, intimate domestic scene.
War raises costs for cotton and other commodities as merchants report price doubles. Consumers face higher grocery bills while laundries note bag size increases tied to new security measures.
Hert returns from college with a shadow on his upper lip and visits his grandfather who notes he looks more like his mother. The grandfather attributes the resemblance to a mustache that comes down to the chin, implying Hert takes after his mother.
Great Divide appointed postmaster at Craig to replace Ledford who resigned. Rancher Arthur C. McClung died from a horse kick near Yuma. Lightning killed a Burlington bridge worker near Lysite Wyoming. Denver science teacher George Fitch named Golden schools superintendent. Santa Fe wreck near La Junta left two dead and many injured. A Gossip about misused liquor at a daughter’s wedding led to fines. Passes like Red Mountain remain snowed in. Rabbit Ear and Pleasant Creek routes affected. Stock purchase from Pleasant, Iowa by Loveland for $1,500. Cripple Creek worker killed by 23,000 volt line. Colorado Firemen push double platoon initiative. Greeley commemoration features historic plow and colony scenes. Denver girls injured in highway crash. one fatally injured. Coroner investigates a discarded infant found in Fortification Creek area.
Rust on barberry bushes spreads in Colorado with new sprouts near Loveland signaling potential wheat disease in summer. Inheritance tax receipts from June 1 to 15 total 12342 across 23 estates. State statistics on crops advance with reports from eight counties and partial data elsewhere. Fort Collins hosts a wild west show July 5 and 6 with fifteen wild nurses and fifteen bucking horses. Over 9,300 acres opened for homesteading in Lama land district under 640acre stock raising law. San Isabel National Forest promoted as top outdoor recreation site thirty-five miles from Pueblo and Trinidad. Rockefeller-funded Colorado College endowment gift of 300000 toward 1,000,000 salary increase. Larimer County Purebred Livestock Association re-elects officers: Pancake, Crammer, Johnson. Franklin mine leasee John W. Galbreath dies from premature explosion. Otto Matzen dies and three children injured by lightning near Holyoke.
A fragmented reminiscence recounts years of hardship and toil tied to bagback labor, noting enduring fatigue and the toll on the speaker’s strength and work. The text hints at relief or change after a long period.
A fragmented notice promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women's health. It hints at confidential letters to Nobles Co Mass and emphasizes discretion in handling correspondence.
Advert says chemically proven Eatonic neutralizes stomach acid and removes bloating and sour twinges. Claims relief within hours, written by chemists, with over half a million users reporting wonderful benefits. Available from a local druggist who will refund if not satisfied.
A fragment from a Kansas City Star item features a speaker addressing "Kind sir" and a boastful interruption about humility. The quirky exchange hints at a broader Fuller Gloom mood and a ritualistic line about divine favor.
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for pimples and blackheads. It advises smearing the ointment, washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water for five minutes, then using Cuticura Talcum for daily toilet care to keep skin clear.
A reflection on how people admire those who dedicate themselves to the arts and the gift of natural talent to create what others cannot. It notes the contrast between choosing art as a profession and the general public's appreciation for such dedication.
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