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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
3
A nation proposes expanding dairy output to serve Europe, estimating a need for over 45 million milking cows to meet demand. The plan outlines large scale breeding and production capacity growth.
A satirical piece contrasts male and female views on matrimony and flirtation. An advertisement promotes Prickly Ash Bitters for digestion with a price of 1.22 per bottle. A London Opinion quip recalls Masherton’s flirtation ending in marriage.
A vintage exchange portrays a young woman described as striking and handsome yet questioned for absence of work. The speaker notes she is valuable as a counter when opposing counsel uses a pretty witness, implying strategic role in courtroom traction.
A local notice urges residents to place grocery orders with Johnston for convenient pickup or delivery. It emphasizes timely scheduling and highlights Johnston as the preferred supplier for household staples.
Edward, aged 5, showed a determined refusal to attend school. His guardian urged him to join his big brother in autumn, but Edward insisted he could read but cannot write or sing, questioning his usefulness at school.
Two wealthy men talk as an elderly man passes. One says the man is Brown and works for me, the other comments he looks honest. They remark the stranger has stayed at the bottom of the ladder for years.
A New Southland essay defends working girls against stigma. It asserts that laborers, including women who toil, are moral, useful, and essential, praising their contributions in work and home and urging respect over derision. It contrasts working lives with idle leisure and stresses God’s call to work for all.
A quirky reader prompts on barber poles, self defense proportionality, aging, romance, fruit timing, attire, and pronoun usage. The passage weaves playful questions into brief musings about taste, identity, and perception, ending with a line about the White House seeming grand to a person born in humble surroundings.
An advertisement promotes Dodson’s Liver Tone as a pleasant vegetable liquid that starts the liver without causing sickness or salivation. It markets as harmless for children and adults, contrasting with dangerous calomel which is mercury and can weaken bones. The note ends with a paint offer from Buttery Hardware Co. at $2.75 per gallon.
Fragmentary ad text claims Debbie will get money back in eggs or cash and promotes Martin's Roup Cure from Ransom and McInnis. Includes garbled lines about a woman's tears and a man named Tristan with odd phrasing and stray references to home made doughnuts.
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