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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
2
Thousands of women are urged to try Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root for kidney and bladder ailments. The ad claims symptoms like back pain and headaches signal kidney trouble and promotes obtaining a prescription or sample bottle by mail. It emphasizes immediate treatment and direct mail offers.
A judge, angered by persistent contempt in court, declares he will take extreme action to stop it. The scene ends as a leading counsel asks where the designation will take effect in response to the threat.
The war squeezes prices and supplies for earth and lines, prompting a call to extend service by using Red Cross Bag Blue in laundry as a cost saving measure. Local grocers urged to adapt to shortages and maintain steady stock levels.
A spectacled guest notes lack of fraternal spirit among citizens as locals trade backbiting and denouncing words. The tavern landlord adds that appearance conceals deeper, stranger arrival could ignite chaos, with humanity ready to mob.
Readable fragments hint at a story about pursuit or pursuit of color, mentioning Rainbow and Cadnesa as a focus for a niche audience. The text remains unclear on date, place, or concrete events, leaving main details unspecified.
Reports from Colorado cover ship launches in Seattle with Cafion iry named for Congresomes Gay Bardy, sheep rustling probes in Mancow district, a new silver and gold vein found near Jamestown, and Grand Mesa proposed as a national park site. Hospital No. 21 at Aurora treats patients from 44 states and other nations. a battle-scarred Elks phonograph is returned to Battery F, and the Rocky Mountain National Park awaits only a $10,000 maintenance grant this year. Wheat production in Colorado is forecast at about 20.6 million bushels with winter and spring yields detailed by the Crop Reporting service.
A London letter recounts Mr B Gordwell a Pleet Street journalist who notes thirteen coincidences surrounding his war service and life in France. He sailed on the thirteenth, served in the thirteenth tent and hospital thirteen days and found his room renumbered 113 upon returning to civil work.
Mrs de Style buys a new hat with money borrowed from her uncle who won it in a poker game from her bencher. The money came from her husband, who borrowed it after her mother took it from her father’s pockets as a birthday gift.
In the Kan ean City Journal a line notes a politician who was whitewashed and contrasts with a baseball pitcher who was also whitewashed and saddened by the outcome. The piece uses irony to comment on language and perception.
A brief quip from Stray Stories notes Mrs. Smith Jones as a decisive blonde, with a comeback about the timing of her decision. The exchange highlights a playful social observation in a domestic vignette.
Mary Ann practices scales as a playful exchange echoes from a neighborhood scene. Berorra voices a murmured warning about a scale weighing a ton and a half.
A fragmentary notice discusses Rudyard Kipling’s new poetry volume issued in a scarce, hand bound edition with red tape and official envelopes. It notes initial print runs and later editions expanding into a gilt bound book, with casual remarks about a preferred early small format.
In Youkers State dialogue, Rufus declines medical consultation with his doctor citing reluctance. The exchange shows hesitancy about seeking medical advice and treatment, reflecting a wary attitude toward healthcare. The fragment emphasizes patient hesitation and social norms around consulting professionals.
A brief quoted scene shows two speakers trading flirty lines about first kisses. The woman asks if she is the first to be kissed and the man affirms with playful banter about how and why she can kiss expertly. The exchange hints at romantic tension and mutual attraction.
The fragment suggests Poee Jones faces a lens of doubt and humor as the line hints at a tricky query. The source text centers on a playful interrogation and Jones's charged reaction.
Disjointed quotation fragments describe a planned house and lines about age. The exchange mentions a wooden house and a reference to time passing, but clarity and context are missing.
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