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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1918
Page
7
Providence resident Mrs. Adeline B Lynch reports chronic fatigue nervousness backache and headaches improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges other women with similar symptoms to try the remedy and seek advice from the Pinkham company in Lynn Massachusetts.
J G Witt of the Manila Bureau of Science examined bricks from Shanhaikwan and found them easily breakable by fingers. The bricks are large gray and pumice like, while the pure white mortar is stronger than the bricks. Tests confirm sun drying rather than kiln firing, and no sand was mixed with lime.
A Louisville Courier Journal quip has a motorist protesting his arrest asking why he is being charged. The officer replies that burglars would interest him but he does not need help catching motorists, turning the exchange into a humorous moment.
A provocative debate questions whether extreme charity serves or shames beneficiaries. Critics argue excessive aid can erode dignity and autonomy, while supporters cite moral duty and systemic failure, urging balanced, empowering assistance that preserves choice and agency.
A Washington scientist, Dr. Frederick G. Cottrell, developed an electrical precipitator to reclaim metals and reduce smoke from smelters. His device captures 80 to 90 percent of suspended matter, enabling profits from recovered metals and enabling sulfuric acid, potash, and sulfur production. He funded patents to Smithsonian for research advancement.
A quirky excerpt on glossology called Gloss o fmancy criticizes tongue traits though may be fictional. It references Caillaux in Paris with M. Caillaux appearing before a chamber, then a snow night search for a fiacre and detectives in London Chronicle details.
Announced high scoring expectation linked to dental ailments and notes sent. Mentions ulcerated teeth and timing with potential influence on performance. Indicates a periodical notice of sports or contest circumstances affecting scoring prospects.
A vintage ad describes a lemon based skin lotion. Mix two fresh lemons with three ounces of orchard white in a bottle, strain pulp, and store. Used daily on face neck arms and hands, it bleaches and smooths blemishes and softens rough skin.
A polite exchange questions fooling someone and asserts not to improve on nature while promoting Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a health aid. The ad claims the product regulates liver, bowels, and stomach. It also offers obtaining law services at actual costs.
A brief quip notes the speaker delaying starting a garden until neighbors finish using his garden tools, underscoring neighborly bustle. The exchange highlights community sharing and timing in a neighborhood setting.
Promote mutual fire insurance for town and city residences in Iowa. Over 3 million dollars in coverage. Policies accepted as collateral by large banks. Local agent openings with liberal commissions. Address 5B Ted Jones, Secretary, Hubbell Building, Des Moines, IA.
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