Mortgage phrase echoes in public sentiment
A Duluth Herald reader quote notes that while some credit God with founding the country, humans have imposed mortgages on it, reflecting financial strain and national discourse.
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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1925
Page
7
A Duluth Herald reader quote notes that while some credit God with founding the country, humans have imposed mortgages on it, reflecting financial strain and national discourse.
Ad claims Boschee’s Syrup relieves throat and lung irritation and coughs. It says the remedy heals mucus membranes, calms coughing, aids sleep, and eases morning expectoration, noting fifty eight years of household use and availability wherever medicines are sold.
A reflective piece argues that emotional distance reduces vulnerability and shields against pain. It contrasts closeness with caution, suggesting restraint may guard wellbeing in intimate relations.
An advertisement extols Cuticura products for soothing a baby's red rough skin with hot baths using Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and occasional use of Cuticura Dusting Powder. It also mentions Cuticura Talcum as part of the toilet trio.
A Paris and American driven wave of debutante dresses favors one piece gowns in silk and chiffon with gilded sashes and jewel-toned accents. Styles emphasize youth grace and artistic detail, with period motifs and delicate embellishments shaping the modern young woman’s evening wardrobe.
The article describes Lanvin designs for young women with refined bearing, featuring ivory taffeta dresses with full ankle-length skirts and front openings layered over turquoise velvet waistcoats. A second look shows a white silk jeunesse frock with a sleeveless bodice and black Spanish lace, both paired with Cherub slippers.
A 1925 Western Newspaper Union quote notes no man sinks under today’s load but tomorrow’s burden makes life seem impossible. It urges living in the moment to keep today manageable.
A Wheeler Syndicate note presents an intimate Dickens missive to his wife from Yorkshire travels with Hablot Browne. The letter describes travel scenes, Leamington lodging, Warwick Castle, Stratford, and ailing health, ending with a plea to return home and see their children.
A vintage look at candy making with several recipes. Butterscotch fudge divinity and raisin fudge are outlined, using sugar, corn syrup, butter, eggs and flavorings. Also included are chocolate delight and peanut brittle style steps, with pan prep and cooling directions.
In letters to his wife on their first anniversary, abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison describes domestic quietude and mutual support. He notes plans for securing income from The Liberator and mentions an anticipated salary of eight hundred to one thousand dollars, while describing Helen Benson as a steady, unseen helper who lightens his labors.
A fact seldom realized that only man and the cat sing among creatures other than birds. The cat’s purr is a primitive song and its voice works similarly to humans. Cat vocal cords resemble human ones more than other animals, though they produce only a single note.
A Yazoo City youth reported his feet felt hot while walking the drug store floor. Smoke then emerged from a ventilator and the fire department was called.
Columbia South Carolina resident Mrs S A Houtney says three years of illness ended after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She recovered strength to do housework and notes improvement through menopause. Canvass shows 98 of 100 users benefited.
Public notice extols Mother Gray's Sweet Powders as a ready remedy for headaches fever stomach troubles and irregular bowels in children. It claims usage by mothers for over 30 years and offers a free trial package mailed from Le Roy New York.
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