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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
8
A millionaire presses a sculptor to unveil a group from a private fund at Skulps studio. The scene spirals as the sculptor hides figures Acis and Polyphemus under a rock of clay while the donor mocks the deception, ending in mocking laughter.
In a brisk Indianapolis News item the inspector asks Mrs Suffragist about heredity and insanity while a quoted line mentions a husband deemed head of the house. The piece notes a fresh car of Minnehaha and Ruth flour brands with graham flour and rock bottom prices from John A. Chism.
The Treasury promotes Liberty Loan bonds as a patriotic way to support the country. They offer no war taxes, a fixed net income, and can be exchanged for future issues at par, making them an ideal saving instrument for workers and families alike. Local and wage taxes are preserved while providing a steady return.
A Sunday school teacher spoke on patience to her pupils using a picture of a boy fishing as a learning aid. She stressed that even pleasure needs patience and asked what is needed most when fishing, prompting a chorus reply mentioning Basil.
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable liver remedy that replaces calomel. It claims the product cleans sluggish livers, stops salivation, eliminates headaches and dizziness, and leaves bowels regular by morning, with a money back guarantee and child safety.
The advertisement claims deafness arising from catarrh is curable only by constitutional treatment. It asserts the Euatachlan Tube inflammation causes hearing loss, promising one hundred dollars for any case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It lists Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as sellers and urges use of Hall's Pills for constipation.
A rousing call from the Houston Chronicle appeals to men to enlist for the World War I draft. It contrasts American mobilization with ally nations and flags the need for 180000 regulars, citing heroic sacrifices of France and Belgium and urging citizens to prove their manhood and join the ranks now.
A humorous note cites a woman fretful over hat trim she never saw, illustrating how trivial concerns can dominate a day.
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