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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
7
A fashion writer notes capes attached to backs of coats remain highly popular this winter. Styles range from long velvet capes to three quarter length jackets with blousing effects, featuring embroidery, fur trim, and bold color combos in navy, gray, and black fabrics.
Aimed at helping farmers move surplus by attracting automobile trade directly to farms. Noting 7.5 million cars and farmers, the piece suggests roadside stands and signs along highways to catch motorists, with pricing, packaging, and branding tips to convert passersby into buyers and build a profitable, year‑round retail channel.
Begin with a breed that has strong demand and commercial value for eggs or meat. Novices risk slow trade growth and less neighborly interest if they choose an uncommon or new breed. A popular, marketable breed helps establish a viable poultry culture.
The county agent under the cooperative extension system helped market 23 carloads or 460 tons of peanuts in Barham County Alabama to confectioners. The sale brought an advance of 17,260 dollars over mill prices, saving farmers from 80 to 37.50 dollars per ton.
A grower without storage faces dependence on speculators and price swings. An efficient storage change would grant independence from buyers and reduce risk of shortages during winter.
A Department of Agriculture bulletin urges farmers to select healthy seed ears and avoid damaged ears to reduce corn rot. The bulletin notes widespread root stalk and ear rots, with an estimated 125,175,000 bushels lost, about 4 percent of the crop. It advises germinator tests, careful curing, and discarding diseased ears to control the disease.
Chester shows L T Layton of Philadelphia back in town to reimburse creditors of his brokerage firm Layton & Co. He pays about 10 000 to a dozen lenders, including six physicians, though no legal indebtedness remained. He says his only regret is not locating all former patrons.
A 22 year old farmer from Ceylon Canada named Arnold Love told Rev N Sharpe at a home evangelistic service that he killed his mother seven years ago after she scolded him for bad company. His father Henry Love was executed for the same crime and was said to have confessed during the service.
A Mrs J F Hursey of Star North Carolina credits Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Lydia E Pinkham's Liver Pills with reversing years of monthly illness and avoiding surgery. The article urges women to try the traditional remedy when facing feminine ailments.
George Luks commented on servant wages during a New York reception. He joked that only labor unionists and captains of industry can afford help. He then quipped about a painter saying his work is hung on the line and added a wry line about his wife.
Advertisement proclaims Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant kidney bladder remedy made from vegetable herbs. It promises safety and strength with every bottle, offers sample by mail for ten cents, and notes availability at drug stores in two bottle sizes.
A brief note on Cinderella imprints and a young Hite girl named Carolyn Wann writes of life beginning in a low mental state and ending in a hymeneal affair.
Mrs Ellen Harris reports relief after taking Entonte at meals. The ad claims thousands testify Entonte neutralizes excess stomach acid and gas causing indigestion heartburn belching and food repeating. It urges protection with a big box at a small cost through Arugélat's quarant.
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