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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
1
In Hoboken Lackawanna station rest room a young girl sees a derelict woman apply makeup with practiced ease. The observer destroys the artificial vanity, removing the cosmetics to reveal a moment of stark empathy and horror, reflecting on deprivation and manipulation.
Strictly cash in advance terms apply. No notice will be inserted until the fee is paid. All announcements are published in the order received at this office.
The entry asks about miles marched during the summer when Cleveland was nominated for best results. It references a U S Royal Cords and mentions a fire as part of the context. The fragmentary query combines unrelated phrases and lacks a clear news event or person to report.
An essay extols good humor as a priceless aid to navigate misfortune and correct mistakes. In Cleburne Texas a few years ago modest dress was strict but now a flapper with bare ankles draws little shock. public reaction is muted and curious rather than alarm. A medical ad promotes Prickly Ash Bitters as a remedy for digestive issues and general wellbeing, priced at $1.25 per bottle by Ransom & McInnis.
A poem by Louise Kiser urges courage endurance and grit to pursue goals. It emphasizes fighting through hardship and not wavering despite bruises and losses. A second note complains that many girls pay two prices for one piece bathing suits and mocks readers for doubting better political writing.
A poem lamenting aging's tolls on teeth eyes hair and hearing. The speaker recalls saving money in youth, visits a tranquil life of ease by a fig tree, and contrasts with old men toil and unspent fortunes. The piece ends with Walt Mason’s quip on wasted labor and value.
State Health Officer Dr. C W Goddard issues a Bubonic Plague quarantine rule covering 50 miles inland and 1060 miles around Galveston and Beaumont. Cities must launch rapid rat extermination campaigns. Poison use urged with childproofing, rats cited as spreaders of plague and other diseases.
A message urges self study to identify strengths and weaknesses and to analyze acquaintances for reciprocal benefit. It suggests finding a friend who matches one’s strong points with another’s weaknesses to mutual advantage.
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