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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
2
A concise briefing highlights key events for March including political moves, economic notes, and cultural happenings. Readers get rapid summaries of policy, markets, and local stories with emphasis on timely outcomes and upcoming deadlines.
A dense survey of 1913 congressional actions and international developments. Sworn-in senators in Arkansas and Texas, bills for roads, naval programs, tariff revisions, and anti trust measures. Balkan tensions with Turkey. Taft era reorganization plans and budget actions. labor, public notices, and a range of investigations and confirmations.
The text outlines major planned projects for 1913 in Western Canada including railway expansion by Canadian Pacific Grand Trunk Pacific and Canadian Northern, city building, schools and public works, and rapid growth in towns becoming cities. It notes American settlers fueling development, Vancouver and Victoria expansion, and permits exceeding ten million dollars, with 1913 seen as the start of a great future.
The senate sustained impeachment charges against Federal Judge Archbald. Democrats in the house expect to kill Taft's post office civil service order. Senator Work's resolution directs the treasury secretary to report 1912 health and medical service costs. Philippine assembly sends instructions to support independence Jones bill via Delegate Quezon. Franklin A. Lane elected ICC chairman for year starting January 13, succeeding Charles A. Prouty.
Physicians declare William Rockefeller too ill to testify as Governor Marshall sends a final message to the Indiana legislature. Roosevelt contends that Republicans and Progressives cannot be reconciled. Col Du Paty de Clam is reinstated in the French army.
Two straphangers quarrel over foot placement on a crowded transit car. The first warns the second to watch his step while the second protests preferring a cab ride.
An advertisement from 1913 asserts tired blood hinders bile and liver medicines, causing constipation biliousness headaches jaundice and liver spots. It promotes Tonitives to tonify blood for the liver and claims benefits by supplying tonitized blood. price per box via dealers or mail from The Tonitives Co Buffalo NY.
A conscientious German man, Mr. Levi, balances kindness and frugality while a hired worker complains of overwork. Levi deflects pressure at home, questioning whether there is anything else to do until preparations begin. A quirky detail notes Levi’s even-tempered nature and insistence on steady timing.
The small son of Victor Rosewater wants to sail boats in the bath. Mrs. Rosewater says father is bathing. the boy asks why and she answers because he has to. A brief domestic vignette from the Saturday Evening Post.
A pithy reflection suggests that lacking a wife, a man might remain unaware of his neighbors. The remark underscores social perception and domestic roles in community visibility.
A proverb-style note urges choosing practical workers who focus on results over chatter. It highlights efficiency and reliability as key, implied guidance for hiring or evaluating service providers.
A playful exchange where Patrice identifies a dog as a knickerbocker poodle and jokes about short pants, with Patience asking about the dog's breed and status. The banter hinges on a pun about the term knickerbocker and clothing.
Readers share testimonials from Cary and Charlotte North Carolina praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments inclining to avoid surgery. The ad urges women to write to the Lynn Massachusetts firm for confidential advice and emphasizes root and herb remedies as a standard treatment.
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