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Newspaper

The Spanish American

Location

Roy, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1919

Page

2

One-Year-Old Meeks Awarded Four Thousand Dollars

Southwest news notes Barvicn Sealle Meeks who lost his right hand in an accident at Cook Brothers farm near Chandler Arizona. A jury awarded four thousand dollars in damages. The report mentions other regional topics from labor shortages to crop forecasts and highway projects.

Western Newspaper Union Barvicn Sealle Meeks Cook “Brothers Chandler Arizona New Mexico Roswell United States Kansas Phoenix Athletic Club Phoenix Lo M. Harrison Bureau of Crop Estimates New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association Las Vegas Bertha Benson Arizona State Fair Commission War Department New Mexico Highway Department Thomas Murdock Yavapai County Commission of State Institutons Verde River Clarkdale Mesa-Clarkdale Germany Jerome Bartholomew Sto Grande Valley Whch Albuquerque Leslie A. Gillet San Marcial White Rock Cation

Kidney trouble fears and Swamp Root remedy ad

A garbled advertisement promotes Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney bladder and nervous symptoms. It urges readers to buy a medium or large bottle immediately or mail ten cents for a trial bottle, asking to mention the paper.

Gsc Jose Kilmer Dr. Mer & Co Binghamton N. Y

Real Guilt and Market Woes Stir Odd Dialogue

A quirky dialogue unfolds with a Chinese diplomat and a society woman musing on a death by gold leaf and the war driven rise in prices. The scene, set among department store clerks, glances at social tensions and fashion amid anxious chatter about cotton, sinew, and a Red Cross Bag Blue note.

London

Preparedness Speech Sparks Scented Reunion

A playful exchange reveals a reunion plan as a person named Misa Peachblow recalls a training stunt gone awry. The speaker praises a best ever welcome promised for someone returning from France.

Trifler Misa Peachblow France

Happiness and Interest Quote by Lilian Whiting

A quotation on happiness links it to personal interests, suggesting broader interests increase happiness. The idea emphasizes that fulfillment grows with a diverse range of pursuits.

Lilian Whiting

A Woman Always Has a Reason for Being Unreasonable

A provocative social reflection notes that men preach less than they practice and advises silent private critique of a boss from a distance. The piece asserts women justify their perceived unreasonableness with underlying reasons.

Not for Charlotte's barefoot dare on a warm Indianapolis night

A three year old girl from College avenue visited a neighbor barefoot on a warm evening. The neighbor warned her to put on shoes to avoid catching dampness death. The child replied I have had it. Indianapolis News reports the anecdote.

Charlotte College Avenue Indianspolis News

Peace Epigrams From Dinner Remarks About Peace Terms

A dinner conversation with Ward Price Bell yields epigrams on peace terms. Americans call it a peace with a punch while an English speaker recalls a phrase as a peace with a vengeance.

Roward Price Bell Manchearet Guardian

Gwendoline and Tam Hunger for Comfort in Rainy Dash

Gwendoline de Vere gazes at drizzle drenched streets and laments misery. A chill inner hunger haunts her while a kitchen voice urges dinner with bacon and five pence money.

Gwendoline de Vere Gwen

In Short. Market talk and magazine writing snags

Sellum and Wright discuss market status and magazine writing bites. A casual exchange references submission slips and scarce checks, with a jab at publishers and the impracticality of buying Unlucky Bit cigarettes.

Wright Bottes Europe

Which Had Which

A mother takes Joe and John to a doctor's visit after a teacher’s suggestion. The father learns the doctor says both boys have adenoids and bad tonsils. Six year old John asks which boy is his and which is Joe’s.

Joe John Father

Land Sale Record Earliest Purchase by Abraham

The earliest land sale on record concerns Abraham buying the field of Machpelah for 400 silver shekels to bury Sarah, the purchase marking the burial site.

Machpelah Abraham

Phosphate Use Warns Against Unwanted Weight Gain

A historical note warns thin people about phosphate use causing weight gain and a wet transformation in appearance. It cautions that while relieving nervousness and sleeplessness, phosphate should not be used by those not seeking weight increase.

al Reithie Bisonsett Atteck

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