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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1928
Page
6
An advisory touts kidney cleansing using mild salts and Jad Salts to relieve back pain and bladder irritation. It urges high water intake and morning doses of a lemon grape lithia solution to stimulate kidneys and neutralize acids, claiming long use and safety.
In a quiet garden memory of Joseph and Nicodemus the body of the Nazarene is laid to rest, a scene extended into a broader meditation on happiness. The speaker contrasts wealth power and fame with a tranquil spiritual awakening found in humble reverence and shared quiet places, a timeless heritage of hope.
An old Easter custom in Hungerford allows young men to kiss every maiden they meet on the Tuesday after Easter in exchange for an orange. A bequest in Smedgate funds marriage aid via annual interest, while some regions use an onion test to guess a future husband. These practices reflect folklore and old traditions.
The article traces Easter eggs origins from pagan and Christian symbols. It notes Ashtoreth Isis and Eastre links, the Paschal moon dating, and the resurrection theme. Egg dyeing spans ages with red dye for Christ’s blood and elaborate continental patterns.
The piece traces lunar links to hares in Chinese Hindu and Japanese art and notes Easter timing relates to moon phases. It cites beliefs from Swaria England and Southern states about lunar rabbits, plus a Warwick parish tale of hare catching for presents.
Ad promotes Joint-Ease for relief of rheumatic pains in joints and muscles. Claims rapid absorption and frequent use for faster results. Says available at drug stores and offers a 12 day trial by sending name and address to Page Laboratories in Hallowell Maine.
Senator Smoot told reporters that sentiment should be kept out of business. He recalled a wedding joke about a bridegroom who arrived late because he was cashing many wedding checks, saying you can't stop a cashed check. The remark appeared in the Detroit Free Press.
Albert Brown, a down and out man in Mount Carmel UL, sought aid at a restaurant. Two witnesses pledged to cover his meal but Brown ate seventeen hamburgers, nine coffees, seven bacon slices, two pints of milk, three oyster stews, six jelly rolls, two cans of beans and six glasses of water.
A humorous exchange centers on sleep chatter with Roy asking if Elmer talks in sleep and Elmer replying that he is perfectly exasperating as his wife teases in the exchange.
A witty reflection notes a father guiding his children to see beyond the parade to the broader spectacle of the circus. The line hints at wiser priorities and the allure of hidden wonders behind showy displays.
The lily stands for Easter purity and renewal as one of the first spring flowers signaling nature's rebirth after winter.
Easter day verses celebrate Jesus Christ as risen and blessed, praising Him as Paschal Lamb and Savior. Flowers bloom, birds sing, and believers proclaim the triumph of light over darkness with devotion and reverent tone.
Mrs Martha Strayer of Lincoln Nebraska praises Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. She reports improved health from using one or both remedies and mentions using Favorite as an age tonic. She notes she has used them together and says all dealers carry the products. Readers are invited to write the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York for free medical advice regardless of ailment.
An American Magazine quote defining great men as distinct by deeper knowledge of one field and the ability to use it with greater confidence and power. The statement emphasizes specialized mastery as the mark of distinction.
Statistics show only 2 percent of trees hit by lightning in national forests catch fire, yet those fires account for about 17 percent of the trees burned. The data highlight the disproportionate damage from a small share of ignitions.
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