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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
2
A newlywed couple tour a town with a husband’s business ties when an old schoolmate invites them to dinner. The guest introduces her as a fellow bride and then reveals the host is the speaker’s first husband, causing an embarrassing moment.
A man asks if he may shoot a nuisance cat, while a young lawyer notes the cat belongs to the neighbor but the fence belongs to the man. The lawyer quips that tearing down the fence might be the remedy, in a tongue in cheek exchange from London ideas.
A reprint attributing a ten point moral guide to Thomas Jefferson urges daily diligence and self reliance. It advocates doing tasks today, avoiding unnecessary debts, buying only needed goods, resisting cheap purchases, tempering pride and hunger, and counting before speaking. It notes the platform appeals across political lines.
An assortment of old patent medicine pitches includes Adler-ika claims of immediate relief from gas and bowel trouble and cancerous cautions about appendicitis. A Brühl druggist ad promotes Prickly Ash Bitters for indigestion and kidney issues. Also featured are license plate scams warning and a light verse about laundry.
Abs C M Stegall reports a dramatic recovery after taking Cardui, describing years of weakness and illness then rapid improvement in appetite strength and health. The testimonial claims Cardui saved her life and praises Cardus as a premier tonic for women’s ailments available at all druggists.
A humorous pass through social quirks about marriage and fashion, noting women less frantic than men, families staying home, and misread newspaper items. It recalls an Iowa headline about calves and a Chicago burlesque bill Aphrodite, suggesting a title change for a show after viewing New York costumes.
A breezy note contrasts lace hats with derbies in summer fashion and humorously imagines Noah’s ark. It then playfully suggests two diving girls enjoyed the voyage, giving a lighthearted snapshot of whimsy and pastimes.
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