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Newspaper

Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1919

Page

2

Woman Overcomes Backache and Nervousness with Remedy

Providence reader Mrs. Adeline B. Lynch credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her long running backache nervousness and headaches and improving her weight and energy. The notice urges other women to seek advice from Lydia E. Pinkham Med Co while warning that backache signals a functional disturbance.

Providence, R. L Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia EB. Pinkham Adeline B. Lynch Plain St Providence R. I

Paris Fashion Scene Featuring Lady Diana Manners in Hats

A Paris fashion note observes Lady Diana Manners, Duchess of Rutland’s daughter, choosing an eye catching hat at a Boulevard Haussmann department store. The piece highlights English flair in dress, Paris trends, and upcoming spring looks with furs, soft felts, ostrich plumes, and bold coats.

Paris London Boulevard Haussmann Diana Manners Duchess of Rutland Diana Lady Granby Bishop Ermine Moleskin White Fox Kolinsky

Redfern creates new spring hat and fashion sketch

A detailed sketch shows a quaint flamingo red silk crochet cap with blue and black embroidery and a dramatic peaked crown. The duchess of Rutland observes as Redfern unveils a slate gray cashmere de soie ensemble with wide black net embroidery.

Duchess of Rutland Redfern

Forty Two Standard Colors for Fall Fabrics Unveiled

Textile Color Card association announces a 42 color card for fall fabrics with many new appearances. Ten colors shift from silk to wool. prominent wool tones include nut and elk browns and trooper blue. Silk colors feature blues with new names Louvain Bruges Ghent. Peanut and pelt browns and burnt orange noted as special mentions.

Textile Color Card Association Louvain Bruges Ghent

Red Straw and Dresden Silk Hats Dominate 1920s Styles

Large hats lead this season with red Java straw brims paired to silk Dresden crowns in matching tones. Small hats favor high crowns and feather mounts, with black tulle and osprey trim. Winged hat effects appear for elderly wearers, while matronly styles trend tall and compact yet elegant.

Dresden

Cleaning grease from carpets with ammonia and blotting

A dated cleaning tip advises applying almost pure ammonia to grease on carpets, then covering the spot with white blotting paper and applying further blotting action to lift the stain.

Classic Veal and Salmon Dishes From Hearty Kitchen

A vintage collection offers veal and clam dishes plus salmon recipes. Veal soup simmers slowly with pearl sago, eggs, and milk. clam fritters fry crisp. Also includes curry veal, pineapple cottage cheese Moquin, lobster bisque, salmon loaf, salmon toast, omelette, and scalloped salmon with bread crumbs.

Bayer Aspirin Safety and Counterfeit Warning

An older advisement stresses insisting on Bayer branding for genuine Aspirin tablets. It warns against counterfeits, cites a Brooklyn case of fake talcum tablets, and outlines Bayer’s packaging and the listed headache and pain relief uses.

Bayer Brooklyn

Paper Waste Used for Tanning Says Forest Service

Waste hemlock bark, from paper mills, can be used in tanning. Tests at the Forest Service laboratory in Madison, Wisconsin, show the product is satisfactory to tanners and with no great technical difficulty to apply.

Forest Service Forest Service Laboratory Madison, Wis

Year’s Mineral Products Reach Record 1918 Valuation

The estimated value of the nation’s mineral products for 1918 exceeds 5.0 billion dollars, up about 150 million from 1917 and nearly two billion above 1916. Pig iron copper ferro alloys lead zinc gold silver and aluminum total around two billion, while nonmetallics coal petroleum clay cement and natural gas exceed 3.25 billion.

Want Old Fort Preserved at Copper Harbor

Two efforts push to preserve Fort Wilkins at Copper Harbor near the Keweenaw peninsula. Fort Wilkins, founded in the 1840s, was among the northernmost U S army posts on Lake Superior. Remnants of barracks officers quarters and stockade poles remain as the Keweenaw Historical Society backs the preservation drive.

Fort Wilkins Copper Harbor Keweenaw Peninsula Lake Superior FortWilkins The Ke- Weenaw Historical Society

Not of Much Account Hewitt Poor Gruet

The note dismisses Hewitt Gruet and Jewett as figures of little importance, reflecting a brief editorial aside from the Chicago Daily News. It emphasizes self-improvement and suggests personal achievement benefits others.

Hewitt Jewett Chicago Daily News

Classroom anecdote on Articles of Confederation tax remark

In a seventh grade history review a student quips that the American colonists taxed the Articles of Confederation. The exchange captures a humorous misinterpretation of colonial taxation during the study of the eighteenth century.

Nina

How to Expel Worms with Hictone Remedy

An advertisement touts Hictone as the best worm killer and stock conditioner. It notes use in Kansas City stock yards and quotes E L McCoy of Bartlesville Oklahoma praising it. Free booklet and feeding directions are offered by Hickory Products Co. 638 Grand Ave Temple Kansas City Missouri.

Kansas City E.L. McCoy Bartlesville Hickory Products Company Grand Ave Temple Missouri

Probable Parasite and European Tangles in Politics

Jerome S. Mc Wade, a Duluth millionaire, rails against European politics and ways. He recalls a prewar encounter where a young count questions a wealthy man about settling on his daughter, prompting a harsh laugh and a witty reply.

Jerome S. Mc Wade Duluth

Out of the Catalogue Naughty Child Quip

In a Franklin family scene a three year old boy Donald Ray says he is “out of the catalogue” when his mother questions his naughtiness. The Indianapolis News notes the quip alongside musings on life after death and the courteous gambler who earns wealth by winning ways.

Franklin Donald Ray Indiansapolis News

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