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Newspaper
The Hays Free Press
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
5
Albert Hill, a solitary boarder, walks and hides from a past heartbreak at Mrs Bates's house Ruth Taylor, a nurse, decides to help him forget. She feigns a role as his doctor and engineers a triangle with Miss Dennison. In guiding him to love, Ruth realizes she has cured herself as well, and Albert declares his true love for Ruth.
Green's August Flower has been a household remedy for constipation indigestion and nervous dyspepsia for over fifty years. It is touted to aid torpid liver bring relief from low spirits and indigestion with headaches heart palpitations and related symptoms. A few doses provide relief according to the source.
Notice in Ellis County Kansas probate matters announces June 26 1919 final settlement for the estate of Clem ente Garcia with Frank Stout as administrator. Also identifies guardian appointment for minors Mary Kuhn and Mary Kubn heirs and publication in The Hays Free Press. Public notice lists case 6663 involving unknown heirs and guardians.
Defendants in Ellis County Kansas are sued by the plaintiff who filed on May 26 1919 and must answer by July 10 1919. If not, the petition will be taken as true and judgment will quiet title to the land described, excluding them from all rights. A D Gilkeson attorney for plaintiff. Also notice that Fred N Dreiling filed to vacate part of Walker town plat before the Ellis County Commissioners, describing the tract from Fourth and Craig to Union Pacific right of way and Craig Street.
On July 7 1919 the Board of County Commissioners will hear a petition by Fred N Dreiling owner and petitioner to lay out land along the west line of blocks nine to forty seven including streets alleys and all divisions. Interested parties may appear and be heard at the hearing time and place stated.
Fragmented OCR text discusses deafness and a claimed cure involving the Eustachian tube. It mentions inflammation and a health claim offering one hundred dollars for proof, but text is garbled and hard to interpret. No clear event, date, or named organization is identified.
The article argues women are more sensitive to outward impressions and strive to stay young. It notes many conceal ages, hints at family duties accelerating aging for some, yet claims women who nurture beauty and simple joys remain youthful. It contrasts with others disturbed by gossip and petty annoyances.
A brief etymology traces the term proletarian to Latin proles offspring used by ancient Ith people to label the least substantial citizens. It describes the laborer who has only his hands for support and no reserve during hard times.
In a clubroom discussion about a turbot caught off the Shethinds which sold for £9, a member joked that its high value might be due to eyes on the wrong side. The group asked which side eyes are on turbot, finally noting turbot and drill have eyes on the left, while halibut plaice and sole have eyes on the right.
August Flower is described as a gentle laxative and is advertised as relieving discomfort. The product is sold by King Bros, with the claim of easing digestion without harsh effects.
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