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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
3
The article credits Lucullus, the famed Roman general and epicure, with introducing cherries to Italy near the start of the current era and notes his lavish spending on his banquets.
A reflection on true greatness as inner virtue rather than outward honors. The speaker emphasizes that those who value modesty and selflessness embody real stature, surpassing any rank or title.
A fashion column surveys the season showing sports dress becomes the core of a smart wardrobe. It details two piece suits, one piece knits, and ensembles in wool, crepe, silk, and tub silk. It notes designers Chanel and Renee push chic sports looks with vivid colors and lightweight fabrics.
A vintage cookbook fragment lists recipes for breads puddings and desserts. It includes Queen of Bread Puddings with bread crumbs milk eggs lemon and jelly, Caramel Blancmange with gelatin and cream, Spanish Steak with onions tomatoes and cheese, Strawberry Salad with cream mayonnaise and gooseberry on lettuce, Clam Soup with clam liquor milk butter and flour, Virginia Johnny Cake baked bread style, Windsor Sandwiches with chicken and ham on buttered bread, Oyster Salad with lettuce and boiled dressing, steamed brown bread and a celery and oyster bisque with celery oysters and milk.
Two women credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing chronic ailments and sparing them from surgery. Mrs Ethel Thurston of Lima Ohio reports dramatic relief from abdominal pain backache and weight gain after using the medicine. Mrs M E Bearp of Eddy Texas also notes improvement from the Change of Life and a weight increase after starting the remedy.
A quip contrasts women and babies as wanting all they see. Rupert Gwynne, former English MP, bequeathed his Folkings ton estate to family successors, noting a flock of black sheep.
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