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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
9
Detroit Free Press notes a quirky inventor tale as Thomee A showcases a bird cage contraption with doors and ladders used as a morale boosting or wartime signaling device. The piece shifts to the Five Civilized Tribes urging increased farm production and seed planting under government programs.
The efficiency expert made some useful discoveries but ruined them with recommendations. He noted the office boy wasted time and advised hiring an assistant to roll his cigarettes.
An old advertisement promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a pleasant liver remedy replacing calomel. It claims quick relief from biliousness, constipation, and stomach discomfort, with a money back guarantee if not effective by morning. Children are said to tolerate the tonic well.
The text provides a draft of citizenship and naturalization questions including birthplace, citizenship status, present occupation, and dependents. It outlines natural born, naturalized, declarant, and alien categories with instructions for recording birth year and parental status for the registry.
The speech references a magistrate who runs a flour and feed business and fines a farmer for not notifying cattle disease. It notes a defense council push for a wartime style draft law to compel work for men 16 to 60 and mentions June brides and slackers in a heated political mood.
The readable fragments mention Freeh car of Minnehaha and Ruth flour brands along with Grah am flour prices described as fat rock bottom. A stray line mocks a man named Tauid and suggests giving him an anesthetic to fool doctors about money, followed by a jumbled observation about a war veteran with children and criticism of Greece.
A child from Kentucky recounts finding a counterfeit dollar. He explains he knew it was fake because it lacked an eagle and the inscription Ged Wiese on the home currency. The tale appears in the Indianapolis News.
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