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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
1
The speaker urges sweeping public investment including roads at one tenth current cost, nine months free schooling for ages six to twenty one, a trained county nurse network, maternity hospitals, a state university, and tax cuts tied to temporary savings. He also calls for high license taxes on saloons and gambling to fund these aims.
A six year old, Elizabeth, unsettled by a family dispute, prays at her mother's knee asking God to make all bad people wood and, if possible, make all good people nice. The World Outlook notes the humorous mischief in a preacher’s home.
J B Allen a J B Q Railroad employee from Galesburg Illinois credits Tanlac with restoring his health after six years of severe stomach cramps constipation fever headaches weight loss and weakness He reports gaining 43 pounds and now eats three meals daily without distress and feels stronger than ever Tanlac is sold everywhere.
A visitor asked if Scribbs, the reporter, was in at one Munsey office. The office boy replied he had not seen today's reporters yet and did not know Scribbs’s whereabouts.
A compact collection of local items from a small town newspaper including Mary Betts with measles, Baptist festival evening plans, Harry Hopkins confined, and David Hall building a silo. Also mentions Jarvis Duzenberry's visit, a fire department haze, Horace Chatterton’s Sunday call, Peter Young breaking toes hauling rocks, Milo Dobbs starting at Spencer Brothers mill.
New York state requires veterinarians to brand cattle found with tuberculosis with a "T" on the left jaw. The 2 to 3 inch brand, effective since March, aims to identify reactors and aid TB eradication. Experts say branding helps maintain identity and prevent concealment or loss of affected animals.
The Llano County Court issues a writ commanding publication in a general newspaper for ten days before the return day. Mrs. Sarah E. Ward applies for probate of the will of Russell Ward, deceased, to be heard on the first Monday in July 1920 at the Llano Court House.
A bulletin from the American Iron and Steel Institute frames youth as a mindset rather than age. It equates youth with courage imagination and hope, arguing that aging comes from abandoning ideals and enthusiasm, while faith confidence and love keep the heart evergreen.
A Valley Park Missouri man reports his horse badly cut on the knee and healed with Dr LeGear Antiseptic Healing Powder. The piece notes popular belief in Dr LeGear prescriptions and urges immediate wound care with the powder. A unrelated jab about a self made man ends the note.
Drugstores drop calomel for Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable remedy. Pharmacists guarantee money back if it fails to ease liver sluggishness and constipation. The tonic is pleasant tasting and non gripping, and marketed for both children and adults with claims of quick relief by morning.
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A Brownwood Bulletin comment on a Temple Telegram Parson piece argues divorce is sought as a mere convenience. It notes a question about how to obtain a divorce and the duration if unhappy with a spouse, concluding marriage should endure and urging restraint from lawyers.
Miss Gardner and her sister Mrs. Jeanette Hartwell, prominent Cincinnati society women, have started a sheep venture in Texas. They own 3,506 ewes pastured at Dove Creek Ranch near San Angelo and plan to cultivate 1000 acres with modern equipment including a 55 horsepower tractor. Gardner, a believer in production, previously handled 25,000 sheep for profit. Percy Noodles reports an influx of returned manuscripts from magazines, sparking concern about his literary talent.
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