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Newspaper
The Spanish American
Location
Roy, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1920
Page
7
In Kansas City a nurse Mrs. A. Gennicer says Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription restored health during periods of weakness and nervous exhaustion. The testimonial asserts the tonic has saved lives and kept many women well, noting its 50 year history as proof of goodness.
A testimonial by Mia Ella Smith claims Eatonic saved her life by relieving acid stomach and gas. The ad notes a tablet after meals provides quick relief, keeps the stomach healthy, and may prevent future miseries. A big box is offered with a druggist guarantee.
In eradicating the cocklebur note it has a double barreled seed. Each bur carries two seeds one sprouts the flat year and the other remains a threat next season. The USDA circular on cocklebur control is cited by the Kansas City Star. In efforts to balance costs be careful not to sap the middle.
The Christmas story centers on Marjorie the popular hostess who hosts a group of college friends each holiday. Tim declares his love at Marjorie’s home as the group exchanges gifts and plans for future vows under the mistletoe.
Canada wins sweepstakes for all wheat and secures major prizes across cattle horses and hogs at the International Live Stock Show in Chicago. Alberta farmer takes Grand Championship. Canada showcases oats and barley fed stock, proving western Canadian agricultural superiority in open competition.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for kidney and liver ailments. It touts rapid mild effects and urges trial with a 10 cent sample bottle request to Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York. It notes availability at drug stores in two bottle sizes.
Popular Mechanics reports a large sulphur find in Unalaska Akun in the Aleutians. An ice covered volcanic mountain crater on Unalaska holds 10 000 to 15 000 tons. A second sulphur deposit is located elsewhere in the same group on Akun Island.
Public notice urges caregivers to inspect CASTORIA bottles for the familiar signature and mark of use for over 30 years. The warning emphasizes avoiding counterfeits and ensuring product authenticity for infants and children.
A garbled quote shows a banter about proposals and money as influence. The fragment suggests social dynamics and commentary on generosity or status without clear names or dates.
Miss Nora Dean known as the Cake Lady brings Christmas cakes shaped like dolls to Tessie Louise and convalescent children. Dr Bruce worries over hospital rules while Nora’s kindness shines from a lakeside cottage as she helps the aunt and granddaughter.
The article notes prosperous farmers in central Japan with favorable rice millet and vegetable crops. Silk yields are reported as the best in years due to well fertilized crops and good weather. American silk manufacturers are urged to consider sourcing high grade silk.
Director suggests a minor role for a star to start on screen, while the Dramatic Star resists, arguing Hamlet should remain a lead as Yorick is revealed in a starry prank. The dialogue touches on casting rituals, theatrical lore, and a tangential note about banns of marriage.
A sedate middle aged man, misled by a theater lobby, exits quickly after misidentifying the entrance and dropping a item on the sidewalk. A newsboy retrieves the object and mutters about an orchestra bound for burlesque. The couple walks away without further incident.
The Buffalo Express quotes Jubbs as a crank about simple life and notes a mock wedding described as a filover, with a wry line "You mean that it was a tin one." The piece satirizes domestic folly and social pretenses.
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