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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1919
Page
6
The readable text discusses land values per acre in Canada from 1910 to 1918 with figures of 46, 44, 41 dollars. It mentions a wedding ceremony and contains scattered quotes and phrases. Names and locations are incomplete or garbled, with a mix of proverb fragments and dialogue.
A humorous exchange mocks a famed orator who captivates audiences yet offers no original thoughts his salary prospects won’t mind. A matron recalls a forgotten fifth anniversary while a sister defends the brother in law from wedding memory. The joke ends noting the clash between criticism and friendship.
An old advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Oil Capsules as a safe, gentle remedy for kidney bladder and urinary diseases. It claims to restore vigor and health, warns about watchful kidneys, and urges readers to buy original imported GOLD MEDAL capsules at drugstores with a money back promise.
United States Department of Agriculture warns farmers east of the Rockies to watch for army worms this summer. In Texas near Dallas and Fort Worth the pest has caused damage, with guidance on identification and control measures including furrow barriers, water-filled traps, and arsenate sprays for grasses and crops, plus a bran bait mix for infested fields.
Entomologists from the U S department of agriculture warn that army worms have consumed millions of dollars worth of grain and forage crops across the eastern states over 30 years. The pests feed on grasses and crosslike grains, with wheat, corn, oats, and rye most affected, followed by alfalfa and clover in some regions.
A dramatic performance tale shows Mr Newrich insisting on a financial part only if paid expenses, then plans a single line cue of silence. The show proceeds but a rival enters with a single expletive, leaving the audience in mixed reaction amid wealth and wit. In a separate note, a Muncie family discusses remodeling, while one architect appears rich and prosperous to children.
The fragment discusses weeds, straw spreaders, and soil moisture. It mentions cabbage needs frequent cultivation, sweet clover, tomatoes and vine crops requiring supports, and notes that a timely food wildbreak influences orchard success.
A fragmented snippet discusses fears about lead containing items and germs and notes two women at the end of a bathing scene, reflecting Victorian era health worries and social norms.
Plodding Pete comments that the League of Nations idea appeals to him while Mean dering Mike questions its feasibility and many people doubt it can work. The exchange reflects skepticism about international cooperation.
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