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Newspaper

Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1923

Page

9

Edgeworth Free Samples Offered Direct From Factory

A tobacco maker offers to send free Edgeworth pipefuls direct from the factory to prospective tasters. Recipients may repay by confirming Edgeworth suits their taste or returning to their dealer. Larus & Brother Co. of Richmond advertise mail requests and dealer stocking via prepaid parcel post options for Edgeworth Plug Slice or Ready Rubbed.

Edgeworth Larus & Brother Co South 21St Street Richmond Edgeworth, Larus & Brother Company

Harold and Bobby quarrel ends with stretcher

Mrs Simms reports Harold fought with Bobby. Mrs Sharp declines to discuss. Harold will be sent home on a stretcher within an hour. The exchange reveals a domestic dispute over a children’s quarrel.

Egyptian inspired gowns dominate spring fashion notes

A New York Times fashion column highlights Egyptian themes from Tat Ankh Amun discoveries shaping spring couture. Evening gowns glow with semi precious stone embroidery, bold colors, and winged motifs while daytime separates mix light and dark tones with elaborate draping.

New York Times Tat-Ankh-Amen Primi Mandalay Pueblo

Customer seeks Alfred Noyes title at Boston store

A holiday shopping scene recalls a customer asking for Beyond the Desert by Alfred Noyes. The flustered clerk replies no, turning to a regular clerk who suggests The Bee on the Desert, as reported by the Boston Transcript.

Alfred Noyes Boston Transcript

Stray Bits of Wisdom

A compact reflection on sentimental writing and tearful rhetoric. The excerpt critiques a page filled with sentimental lines that aim to provoke emotion rather than convey clear ideas.

Thackeray

Berlin Suburban Steam Line Faces Severe Overcrowding

Berlin's suburban steam railroad carries about 2,000,000 people daily despite a two minute rush hour headway. Congestion is worsening and electrification is proposed as part of a solution. Passenger totals rose from 281,000,000 in 1913 to over 709,000,000 in 1922.

Berlin

All Kinds of Jelly Advertisement Card

A Plymouth Rock Gelatine box makes four pints of jelly in any flavor. Mother favors orange while Father prefers lemon and the children enjoy strawberry or raspberry. A compact ad noting one box yields multiple flavors from a single mix.

You have money says future plans for bachelor

A dialogue fragment shows a man expressing concern about remaining single while another asserts his potential happiness is tied to money. The exchange hints at social pressure and financial influence on marriage prospects.

Stop the Pain Cole's Carbon Salve Ad

An old advertisement touts Cole's Carbon salve for burns and cuts promising quick healing without scars. It urges readers to send 3 cents to The J. W. Cole Co. in Rockford Illinois for the product.

Cole J. W. Cole Co Rockford, Il

Overcoming the Tongue: Mastery of Speech

Arthur L. Salmon argues in the Chicago Daily News that vicious talk harms both speaker and others. He notes some backbiters hide kindness, yet words reveal character. The essay warns self restraint is the cure, or the tongue will enslave the speaker and ruin social life.

Arthur L. Salmon Chicago Daily News

Doctor Confesses Long Battle With Bronchitis

A patient notes the physician’s vast experience, only to learn the doctor admits he has suffered bronchitis himself for over fifteen years. The exchange underscores the physician’s self declared endurance with the ailment.

Baltimoore

Impressive Change of Life Support for Women

Reader letters praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from hot flashes nervousness headaches melancholia and irritability during the Change of Life. Cases from Ionia Michigan Fisherville Kentucky and Syracuse New York claim improved energy and function after use. The company offers a free text book on ailments peculiar to women.

Lydia E. Pinkham Ionia Michigan Lansin Mich Lydia Pinkham Max W. Hahn Jefferson Street Ionia, Mich Fisherville Lydia F. Pinkham Edward B. Neal Star Route New York Syracuse N. Y Sidney Humphrey Burnet Avenue Syracuse, N. Y

Study Secrets of Nature and the Lust to Dabble

The piece argues that dispersing clouds with magnetized sand shows nature’s secrets and questions why people waste time. It imagines the public’s fascination with experimenting in labs, urging safeguards and freedom to explore chemistry physics and mechanics.

St. Louis Globe Democrat

Views on horns and pedestrian warnings rise in city dialogue

Citizens clash over motor horn use and pedestrian warning signals. Speakers call for less insulting tones yet urge clear alerts for walkers and drivers alike amid ongoing public debate.

When One Man Raises the Wind Another Collects Dust

A brief proverb-like note notes that as one person stirs up action another ends up bearing the consequences, suggesting uneven outcomes from ambition or effort. The line implies shifting burdens between parties in a situation of competing interests.

Great Artists in Discord in Florence

In Renaissance Florence Michelangelo Leonardo and Raphael worked together briefly amid friction. Leonardo left for France, Michelangelo stayed contentious in tone and criticism. Francia the painter and goldsmith faced insults from Michelangelo after a bronze statue incident involving Pope Julius II.

Italy Michelangelo Leonardo Raphael Florence France Francia Julius II

A Moment of Diffidence in a Campaign Tale

The Washington Star quotes Senator Sorghum recalling stage fright not at a public speech but when addressing the fundraiser who financed his campaign. The remark highlights anxiety around money backing in politics and the uneasy start to public life.

Edgeworth Senator Sorghum Washington Star

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