25 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1919
Page
1
A column-like excerpt critiques gender norms and police, noting men ease with authorities and women seen as improper when dressed comfortable. It laments how holidays invite excess by all but the needy, and includes a joke exchange about a red and a character Crabshaw.
A testimonial from a resident of Milesburg, Pennsylvania, claims Tanlac relieved years of cramps, gas, headaches, kidney troubles, and constipation. She reports improved appetite, no indigestion, and strength to work, with neighbors noting her recovery. All druggists sell Tanlac.
A theater chat reveals a fashion note and a casual remark on humor. The passage explains the harvest moon name tied to September harvest timing and its yearly appearance, with a brief astronomical description of the moon’s horizon path near the autumnal equinox.
A well dressed, worldly couple in their twenties stroll by the Knights of Pythias Building on a public street. He asks a question in a calm voice, she replies equally calmly, and he calls her a liar. They continue walking without changing pace, bonded by a quiet quarrel.
Notice to interested parties that Wm. Gettfer Mehler has applied for probate of the will of Wm. Gettfer, deceased, with letters testamentary to be issued. The County Court of Llano County will hear the application on the first Monday in October 1919 at the Court House in Llano. Interested parties may appear and contest the filing.
A fragmented health note warns that Calomel mercury products harm digestion and health. It claims calomel causes sickness, cramps, and lethargy, urging readers to avoid the substance as dangerous and ineffective.
A diva reviews a rough contract and edits a clause to remove her husband Signor Gazibeni from transportation arrangements she complains about. The exchange with the manager shows her playful insistence on control over personal terms despite a formal agreement. A foreign visitor remarks on tall buildings and stenographers in America as another exchange.
A landlady demands an early breakfast but the lodger refuses to rise before daylight. He protests health rules, declaring he cannot tell if he needs winter flannels or gauze underwear, given the late hour.
A small New England town summer colony amateur troupe staged a troubled closing with a hero declaring I have the papers then a voice muttered we have the matin a. The remark ruined the play and ended their dramatics.
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