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Newspaper

Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1914

Page

3

WOMAN WEAK AND NERVOUS Sufferer Credits Pinkham's Remedy

Creston Iowa resident describes relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports regained strength and a happy home with a baby boy and urges others to seek guidance from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.

Creston Iowa Lydia E. Pinkham A. B. Boscamp E. Howard Street Creston, Iowa Lydia F. Pinkham Lydia Bd. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass

New Jersey Health Board Rules for Tuberculosis Sufferers

Under a 1912 act the New Jersey state board of health issues rules for consumptives. Sputum destruction is required, soiled dressings must be burned, and rooms must have an outside window. Tuberculosis patients should not handle food unless wrapped or sterilized and shop work at home is prohibited unless sterilizable and properly sterilized.

New Jersey State Board of Health Board of Health

Odd Local Incidents Entered In Egg View Notes

Don Ludlum was stopped by a traffic officer near Spring Ledge on a trip home with a new mowing machine. A vehicle full of strangers halted near a blacksmith shop on Tuesday afternoon after a misstep in the district. Ote Gimber reports his Moon Lake rowboat works well though shorelines hinder it. Witt Larcum photographed sun from several angles after selling beauty pins to Cylindra Berger. A city bug hunter chased a katydid into Corny Paine's yard while Corny checked his watch.

Spring Ledge Don Ludlum Milt Corny Paine

Safest Way to Ask Father for Hand in Betrothal

A humorous onetime dialogue hints at a betrothal request by telephone and a secret that will not forgive another woman who knows it. The lines suggest caution and wit in courtship across a veil of mystery and social norms.

Jack—Darling Betty L. C. Smith & Bros

Mrs Woodrow Wilson Laid To Rest In Rome Georgia

Funeral services for Mrs. Woodrow Wilson were held privately at the White House and then at Myrtle Hill cemetery in Rome Georgia where she was buried beside her parents. The Washington service was attended by cabinet members and congressional committees and featured floral tributes from officials and citizens. Her death followed months of illness and a fall on the White House floor, with her daughters and husband at her side.

Washington Woodrow Wilson Myrtle Hill Rome House Senate White House Wilson Jessie Francis B. Sayre Sylvester Beach Mrs. Wilson Francis Bowes Sayre William G. McAdoo Margaret Wilson Naval Hospital Bright Savannah Samuel Edward Margaret Jane Axson Ellen Louise Axson Shorter College Presbyterian Church Thomas Woodrow Wilson Axsons New York Miss Axson Independent Presbyterian Church

Why a kiss is nothing divided by two

A Wellesley maiden asks a Yale student what a kiss is. He replies with a joke that he would give a thousand if she wished. She clarifies the question as a mathematical conundrum and answers that a kiss is nothing divided by two.

Yaleblue Conservatory Yale College

Saving His Feelings

A humorous quip from Popular Magazine about a western farmer famed for seven traits. The joke highlights his and his seven children’s garish red hair and ends with a punchline about feeding them to a woodpecker.

Sam Popular

Unclear Motivation for Marriage Cited in Essay Snippet

A line notes that sometimes a girl marries a man merely to keep him out of the house each evening, reflecting a cynical view of marriage as a social convenience rather than love. The remark suggests gendered expectations and domestic dynamics without citing specific individuals or events.

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