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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
3
Havelock Ellis examined 1,030 British geniuses from the Fourth century to his era, selecting only those with known parentage. He found most came from very large families, often the eldest or youngest child, while only a small share were only children, as reported in dcClure's Magazine.
A 1923 Western Newspaper Union clipping presents the quotation by Kaufmann asserting that ability counts, knowledge is useless, and experience has no value without optimism driving action. The line emphasizes the power of positive drive in achievement.
Puff paste can be made with cottonseed products butter or suet using flour fat ratio and small amounts of salt and baking powder. Dishes include celery with white sauce and cheese, blackberry farina mold with cream, avocado and potato salad, beef barley casserole, and a fireless cooker variant. Also includes a celery rice salad, Bonnyclabber dessert, a Plymouth Rock Pink Gelatine jelly dessert, and a humor fragment about hair bobbing.
A quoted fragment notes that knowledge alone is insufficient without application and effort. It asserts that virtue can reach great things through sustained effort, attributing the sentiment to Quintius Rufus.
A short collection presents simple dishes prepared in novel styles. It lists Cheese Milk Toast with buttered toast, creamy milk sauce, and Roquefort. Spanish Lima Beans with peppers and tomatoes. Raisin Pie with citrus and walnuts. Gypsy Stew with pork and milk. and Spanish Salad combining chicken cucumber walnuts peas and dressing on lettuce.
An advertisement for Cole's Dearbolisalve claims rapid relief from burning itching and torturing skin diseases with no scars. It promises instant pain relief for burns and offers 80c and 1c prices with purchase via The J. W. Cole Co. Rockford Illinois or by mail to request a package.
Mary Roberts Rinehart writes entertainingly in the American Magazine about camping with men. She notes a man tolerates a woman in camp but resents being bothered by her and compares his stance to a slovenly woman who tells her clothes she will go downtown and to hang on.
A global market slowdown hits theater funds as performers cling to cash amid uncertainty. Industry insiders note reduced sponsorship and tighter budgets while production costs rise and venues rethink financing. The scene remains volatile with investors cautious and auditors watching cash flow closely.
Two child performers in a public school program recall a moving duet "Three little graves ranged side by side" with Maggie as accompanist. The narrator, age ten and eight years apart, is stopped by his father mid performance after eleven of thirty three verses, deeming it enough.
A startled Mrs. Carter refutes her husband’s ghost sighting as a donkey shaped specter, while a reflection on misreading social cues reveals a dinner memory about Miss Anderson in a Detroit Free Press note.
A six year old named Robert tells his aunt that Miss Blank has no pretty face, but a gentle teacherly voice and a hopeful reply from a child follow about a pretty soul overcoming looks. The moment sits on a veranda with a Sunday school teacher and family nearby.
A short editorial remark notes that courage fades when a challenge is truly asked, suggesting bravado varies with pressure and consequence.
The witty piece notes Herford’s mock snobbery as he recalls a city missionary inviting a famed bishop to his slum home. Two locals, a garbage collector and a rat catcher, attend but the rat catcher refuses to sit with the garbage collector, spoiling the gathering.
The quote reflects a pragmatic ethic of self defense and conflict management. It contrasts restraint with decisive action, suggesting wisdom lies in choosing appropriate response to aggression.
Merrill, nine, lives in Indianapolis where some families keep small chicken farms. His father notes hens lay better in zero weather. Merrill responds that hens stay on nests to keep warm and figure they might as well lay an egg while nesting.
The article notes that during Athens peak times the Grecian foot was the most perfectly formed and proportioned among humans. It emphasizes the ancient standard of beauty and balance attributed to Greek culture.
The line suggests love can prevail as doubts and resistance typically yield to determination and effort, implying persistence wins when faced with challenge.
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