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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1923
Page
2
Mrs Mary Snyder of Charlottesville Virginia credits Tanlac with lifting two years of stomach trouble rheumatism and a nervous breakdown. She reports gaining twenty pounds and being healthy and happy again. Tanlac available at druggists with over 35 million bottles sold.
A playful exchange about the French word etats. One person notes the word backward spells states in English, commenting on language quirks and wishing all French words were like that.
Consumers urged to look for the Bayer name on packages or tablets to ensure authentic Bayer aspirin. Endorsed for clinicians and widely used for cold headache toothache earache neuralgia and rheumatic pain for over twenty two years.
In a playful exchange Mia Torkins urges Charley to bow to her husband’s taste. He agrees, and she declares plans to cut her hair short and take up smoking, signaling a cheeky challenge to gender expectations.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder issues often misattributed to other causes. Back pain, headaches, low energy, and nervousness can signal kidney trouble. Do not delay treatment. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, a physician's prescription, is available at drug stores.
An old Boston Transcript mention notes a Detroit act seeking a first class cook able to prepare frogs legs with high wages offered to any capable chef. The ad indicates open to both male and female applicants.
A concise proverb emphasizes the value of effort over inaction, urging bold attempts even if outcomes are imperfect. It links personal drive to eventual progress rather than guaranteed success.
The piece outlines Syria’s strategic importance within a wider Levantine and Mediterranean framework, stressing ports at Haifa and Alexandretta, the Damascus line, and language divides shaping politics. It highlights Lebanon's autonomy since 1860, its forests, alpine terracing, Beirut's crescent harbor, and Phoenician heritage amid war damage and urban change.
The article explains that bevel gear differentials split engine power to rear wheels to equalize torque while allowing one wheel to turn faster in a curve. It compares the differential to an evener for horses and notes its limitations when one wheel loses traction.
Watch generator brushes for sparking caused by dirty or rough commutator worn brushes or misfit. If sparking appears investigate immediately to prevent commutator damage and improper battery charging.
The Theft Bureau of the Automobile Club of Southern California reports growing auto theft losses in 1922 with nearly 3 million dollars in stolen cars across the region. Los Angeles saw 2788 cars stolen, up from 2572 the prior year, while most thefts occur when owners leave keys in the ignition. Authorities urge motorists to mark and conceal identification on vehicles to aid recovery and reduce 1923 thefts.
Readers are shown how to convert a small car into a distinctive roadster by using a canvas guard stretched over the front. A pair of coil springs at the lower edge keeps the guard from sagging and maintains the shape.
Advice for car maintenance urges cleaning carbon and grinding valves, changing oil every 500 miles, and cleaning and adjusting the carburetor. It notes a flashlight as highly valuable for emergencies and recommends keeping it within reach at all times.
Mrs A D Earls of Olean New York says monthly pain headaches nosebleeds and backache forced restlessness. After two bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improves and feels like a new woman. Mrs Herbert Kesey of Copenhagen New York reports weakness and inability to walk but after using the product can do housework and outdoor tasks.
A visitor wedged into the chamber near a representative’s desk as the legislature neared a vote. Amid the din someone shouted for a vote no before the tally showed The ayes have it, with the crowd pressing to learn what bill was being decided.
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