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Newspaper

Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1925

Page

2

Gossip of Cabinet Changes Rumors Circulate in Washington

Washington gossip claims major cabinet shifts with Postmaster General New and Secretaries Weeks Work and Davis retiring before Congress reconvenes in December. White House dismisses the rumors, while Rush L. Holland and Albert H. Washburn move toward resignations and replacements are named in the Treasury and Justice departments.

Ashington Davis Congress Harding Mellon Hoover White House Coolidge Rush L. Holland Colorado Denver Holland Department of Justice Donovan Daugherty

Zululand Pleads for Aid to Save Subcontinent Fauna

Maj. F Vaughan-Kirby appeals to the American Nature Association and Mrs. John Dickinson Sherman to urge pressure on Zululand’s parliament to preserve game reserves and stop wildlife slaughter. The letter calls for support from the Prince of Wales and global Nature groups as the issue goes to Parliament. The American Nature Association has already urged members worldwide to protest the extermination.

F. Vaughan-Kirby Zululand S. A American Nature Association P. S. Ridsdale Nature Magazine John Dickinson Sherman General Federation of Women's Clubs Subcontinent Maritzburg Prince of Wales United States Society For the Preservation of England

Farm product values rise in 1924 despite dairy drop

Department of Agriculture estimates show total farm product value at 12.404 billion in 1924, up 56 million from 1923. Crop value reached 11.404 billion with cereals delivering 5.22 billion, corn 2.8 billion, wheat 1.131 billion, while dairy products fell to 2.586 billion.

Department of Agriculture United States Ames Club of Poultry Students Ames College Lowa Iowa United States Department of Agriculture Jasper Wapello Pottawattamie Winnebago

Eldridge Directs Capital Auto Traffic Under New Act

Maurice Eldridge, research specialist of the American Automobile Association, is named traffic director for Washington under a new federal act. He can set regulations on brakes horns lights and vehicle equipment and fix speed limits on arterial routes with two new police judges planned to enforce the code. The aim is smoother motor traffic and greater pedestrian safety in the capital.

Congress Maurice OQ Eldridge American Automobile Association United States Bureau of Public Roads United States Washington

Drive Safely 10 Prevent Injury Says Safety Council

The National Safety Council issued guidance from Chicago ahead of a nationwide spring anti accident campaign. It urges careful driving, warns that speeding saves little and risks a crash, and stresses dusk driving, gentler turns, proper signaling, and using chains, windshields, mirrors, and bumpers to prevent injuries. It calls on drivers and pedestrians to aid local safety groups and police in reducing deaths from car accidents.

United States National Safety Council Chicago

Driving in a rainstorm to reduce water streaks

Advice for car handling during a rainstorm suggests parking uphill to minimize water streaming over the dash and windshield. Let water shed from the top of the car to the rear to prevent streaks as the vehicle dries.

Hints Worth Remembering in Care of Motor Cars

Practical tips for car maintenance with emphasis on protecting enamel, tire pressure checks, keeping pliers handy, rolling rain curtains, and diagnosing grease gun issues. Note how dirt or foreign matter blocks nipples and how to force grease via road-induced pressure to clear obstructions.

Simple Folding Truck Seat for Extra Hand

A folding seat design adds space for an extra crew member on long haul trucks. The seat mounts on the dash with hinged brackets and slides, tucks flat when not in use, and keeps the rider protected from rain and snow.

Popular Mechanics Magazine

Keswick postmaster chosen on Ramseyer recommendation

The report notes Joseph F. Higgen selected postmaster at Keswick following Rep Ramseyer's recommendation. Other Iowa items include April crop wages higher than a year ago, a Northwestern Iowa school-building surge, and plans for Veishea at Iowa State College with May 14–16 dates.

Ramseyer Joseph F. Higgen Keswick Iowa Minneapolis New Orleans Sioux City Dawson Township Paton Township Illinois Indiana Oskaloosa Herald Ames Postal Department Storm Lake Canning Company University Hospital Iowa City Tapager Construction Company Albert Lea Minn State Board of Education Iowa Gold Star Memorial Highway Commission Jefferson Highway Highway Commission County Board of Supervisors Iowa League of Women Voters Iowa Clinical Medical Society

Iown Tops In Farm Land Improvement Percentage

Iown leads in the share of farmland improved with higher percentage than nearby counties, reflecting a strong focus on upgrading agricultural land and water systems. Local officials credit progressive programs and funding that accelerated soil and irrigation improvements.

Man Seeks Superior Ideal After Achieving One

Quote reflects the instinct to pursue greater ideals once a person attains an initial level of success. It suggests constant quest for improvement and ambition beyond current milestones.

Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It

An old advertisement claims many people suffer kidney trouble without knowing it. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy, citing druggists and an insurer interview. It offers a 10 cent sample bottle from Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York.

Kilmer

If we obey our Instincts we get into jail

A terse reflection argues that following instinct leads to incarceration while adhering to laws keeps one out of trouble, suggesting a moral balance between impulse and rule.

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