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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
6
Mothers are urged to use California Syrup of Figs for cross feverish or constipated children. The laxative is said to cleanse bowels in hours and restore a well playful child, with directions for babies and all ages. The ad also notes a suggested addition about sex departments in the Congressional Record.
A young man with alleged political ties runs amok in a restaurant shooting the proprietor as he tries to flee. He then kicks the fallen man. A Kansas City Times editorial laments the three year penitentiary sentence as insufficient and argues life is cheap in the community.
A brief note urges readers to order groceries from Johnston. It emphasizes timely shopping and convenient delivery options. The message with a friendly tone highlights Johnston as the preferred supplier for grocery needs.
A San Francisco Bulletin commentary condemns love profiteers who turn failed marriages into money making ventures. It argues that alienation suits have become commercial enterprises and calls for public opinion to curb this commodification of affection.
A string of comic lines about marriage threats and thrift, including Percy Noodles warning a capitalist's daughter about self harm if she won t wed him, a bean shooter loaned by a potential spouse, jokes about a rainy day, grandmothers in calico and red flannel lingerie, and a man named Mr Peavish dodging poll tax due to his wife guiding him to vote.
Old Bill Metz suggests the Nebraska City Press change its slogan to Covers Otoe County Like the Fi a proposal voiced in the paper’s office. The note references the New York morning paper that began bedtime stories as readers’ nightly routine.
Edgar, five, rides with his mother from the station on his first Maine trip. He notices Maine appears red on his map, prompting a troubled reaction and a quiet moment about the country’s appearance.
Houston reports the NATIONAL move by UNITED AMERICANS to spread knowledge of U S fundamental rights and government tenets. The group aims for 10 to 15 million members, appeals for loyal American born or naturalized citizens, and plans nationwide public education via films and meetings.
An old advertisement promotes Bayer as genuine Aspirin for headache cold pain neuralgia lumbago and rheumatism. It notes Bayer tablets come in tins of 12 with directions and identifies Bayer as the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic acid salicylic acid.
An ad claims Freezone can lift corns and calluses with a few drops, noting it costs only cents at stores. The product allegedly leaves the skin beneath pink and tender but not irritated when applied to the toes or bottom of the feet.
Field Creek Improvement Society elected Prof. J. C. Banta as chairman Oscar Banta as secretary and treasurer Miss Emma Nowlin editor of Field Creek School Journal and J. Smith as program chair with Messrs Allie Underwood Lorene Draper Lessie Box and Laurence Draper on the committee. Remarks cover village moves school notes and a discussion on whether art is more beautiful than nature.
A Life magazine quote notes that discontent stems from wanting the fillings as thick as neighbors' sandwiches. The piece argues labor troubles and social unrest arise from chasing lavish, savory luxuries rather than basic needs. It cites strikes and even an ouija board as methods used to obtain these desires.
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