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Newspaper
The Spanish American
Location
Roy, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1919
Page
7
A playful exchange notes a generous townsman funding a park of oak trees. A rival offers to supply acorns and land to create an oak forest as the town considers philanthropic gestures amid a curious mix of unrelated medical and product claims.
Quoted remark from Birmingham Age-Herald about postwar confusion as a parent and Mr Cobbles discuss a son in France. The exchange emphasizes that specifying French village names fails to comfort those unfamiliar with overseas locations.
In a lighter column the writer notes a dog named Kaiser with a weary, downcast look. The anecdote hints at why the pup's name fits his mood, wryly tying character to circumstance.
A Western Newspaper Union report from Chicago notes a letter from a convicted IWW member at Fort Leavenworth proposing a machine gun assault to free Big Bill Haywood and others. DOJ raids reveal sender and recipient, with threats and calls to arm the movement. Investigations list lawyers and defendants tied to the case.
The Army Air Service plans widespread use of airplane hospital ambulances. Standardization of the airplane ambulance and its equipment with regular motor ambulances is being developed to advance introductions for suburban and distant hospital use.
Nashville's Ann Dallas Dudley will christen the Waverly Belmont engine on Wednesday at 2 pm. Mrs Dudley, a pioneer suffragist, helped win partial suffrage in Tennessee. Maids include Travania Dudley and Lenore Kenny. Mayor Gupton, Commissioner Tompkins, Chief Rosetta, and Mrs Folk attend as honored guests. A Coca Cola bottle will break and yellow flowers shower the engine.
A tavern landlord in Grudge notes force of habit as locals linger at the old post office room despite the move months earlier. He observes prominent tankheads waiting in the doorway, despite the new location and lack of legal pressure. The Kansas City Star compares bard facts to the softheaded man.
An old advertisement warns that kidney disease undercuts vitality, listing symptoms like weariness and stomach pains while promoting GOLD MEDAL kidney capsules. It claims swift improvement within a day and a money back guarantee, urging continued use to ward off future issues. It also contains a humor quip about wedding presents and a brief social quote about Americans joining groups.
Hard to Determine Rath Clifford, moving picture star, has a cousin overseas. His name appeared on the casualty list as wounded but not seriously. Miss Clifford says no letter from the regimental surgeon arrived and the exact wound location remains unclear, debated as either an anatomical term or a French village.
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