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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
3
The naval bill preserves a force of about 137000 men and marines, funds 108 million dollars to finish the 1916 ship program for 156 vessels, and plans 361.735 million more in three years. It retains 20000 reservists and 1200 reserve officers, cites enlistment and desertion shortfalls, and adds oil reserves development and potential further government acquisitions.
A brief note highlights Lift off Coms as painless and Pressone priced at a few cents. The line suggests consumer claims of ease and low cost for a product or service.
Readable fragment advises lifting off hard and soft corns between toes using drops from a drugstore for immediate relief. It suggests applying a few drops to the corn or callous to soften and remove it.
Washington D C sugar price talks between refiners and Department of Justice officials ended last Tuesday after a brief session. No statement was issued. Senate demands action to relieve sugar shortage and prosecute profiteers. Senator Smoot urged government purchase of Cuban sugar at high prices. Rep Howard plans a bill to curb speculators.
Sugar refiners join with the Department of Justice in preventing resale to the trade to curb speculation. Attorney General Palmer said the agreement follows talks with department officials and refiners' representatives. It aims to improve distribution of sugar stocks though not to cure all shortages or high prices.
Indianapolis announces a five day drive May 17 to 22, uniting nine thousand American Legion posts across all states and possessions. Current returns show 1.5 million veterans already belong nationwide, with officials aiming to add at least 1 million new members.
Omaha dispatch reports D. Gibson Franklin cashier of the Bank of Hamburg Ta vanished after checking out at the Henshaw hotel ten days ago. Friends fear foul play as nationwide search unfolds with no reason given for his absence.
Pittsburg Kan following a court decision upholding the new industrial relations law restrains Junge Andrew and other Kansas district United Mine Workers officials from calling a strike.
A witty exchange unfolds with flirtatious undertones as two speakers discuss a grass widow and her hopes to make hay while the sun shines. The banter turns on social flattery and sly humor in a playful domestic scene.
A concise adage notes that prudent wealth and reckless spending meet, shaping outcomes in shared fortunes. It reflects on how wealth and folly influence decisions, prompting caution and insight.
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