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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1916
Page
3
The letter argues urban residents should cut waste to ease food costs amid European producer withdrawals and tighter farm supply. It blames marketing waste for high prices and calls for consumer-producer cooperation to reduce distribution expenses.
An article emphasizes harmony among neighbors as essential to farm life, urging understanding and charitable empathy to build community. It also explains how heat pops corn kernels, turning starch inside out into fluffy popcorn, noting the high heat needed for simultaneous explosions.
A Galvez'on News report surveys holiday toys with grown up appeal and child wonder. Mechanical and wooden toys dominate tables, wireless dogs delight children, and railroad sets expand with lights signals and tunnels. American makers claim equal skill to European imports amid higher costs and new educational toy designs for girls and boys.
State Department called the sinking of the British transport Marina a breach of Germany pledge. A note to Berlin will demand disavowal reparation and punishment of the submarine commander. Also reports on broom corn sale, Prince Maximilian youth prayer group, and President Wilson observing Swein in an aerial ride.
A satirical remark notes the per capita spending burden on voters to buy her a pair of high-heeled shoes, highlighting rising costs and economic strain in a political context.
Llano jeweler D L Uarl reports Doan's Kidney Pills benefit his customers and his own use. He notes good results from the medicine and recommends it for kidney relief. The ad sells Dean's Kidney Pills at 59 cents and claims proven effectiveness.
In a London Fun anecdote a butcher bats in a village match as a ball hits him on the head and is caught by the wicket keeper. The umpire calls out a confusion and declares the sound of wood as the cue to dismiss the batsman.
The Chicago Tribune reports eighty six killed and 41 injured during the hunting season in 15 states, noting another year decline from 1914 figures and blaming hunter carelessness. Michigan posts the highest deaths with twenty two.
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