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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1924
Page
3
Inventor Swinhem sent samples to celebs hoping for testimonials. He reads a letter that claims the product reduced bald patches from three to one, prompting him to wonder whether to publish the testimonial.
A local ad proclaims women can dye or tint worn shabby garments or drapery to look new again. It urges readers to refresh wardrobes by restoring color and fabric appearance.
Ad copy promotes 15 cent Diamond Dyes packages with easy directions for any woman to dye or tint worn items. Encourages choosing any color at the drug store.
A Sunday school teacher asks Robbie if he brightened someone’s week. He replies that visiting his aunt made her happy when he left, illustrating a simple weekly good deed.
A concise assertion states that money’s misuse underpins many serious harms and social harms. It argues wealth distortion fuels corruption, exploitation, and societal decay, urging ethical conduct and financial accountability.
Mrs. Martha Strayer of Lincoln Nebraska testifies that Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription relieved her severe weakness and nearly avoided surgery. She credits the medicine with restoring health after a difficult period and urges others to try a trial package sent for 10 cents.
The Dominion of Canada plans a Canadian Hall of Fame in Ottawa to honor explorers and statesmen who shaped relations between Canada and the United States. The memorial tower will overlook the Gatineau mountains with a special chamber listing 65,000 who died in Flanders. Noted candidates include Laurier, MacDonald, Blake, Osler, and Marquette, with debate on others such as Champlain and La Salle.
In a San Francisco warehouse south of Market Street a large burlap laden truck backed toward Sam Lung as an accompanying Chinese worker warned him of danger in a mix of English and Chinese. Sam narrowly dodged the collision and rebuked the warning companion for speaking too much Chinese.
A French caddie explains how he learned to count golf strokes in English. He lists the sequence von do thre fore fif sees damn alt damn, noting that seven and nine are told apart by pronouncing nine with extra emphasis.
The passage cites Jose de Maistre as a forecast miss and quotes Chateaubriand from Memoirs d Outre Tombe. It argues Napoleon closed the era of war, piling corpses to bar future conflict, a prophecy proved ill by World War I.
A manager seeks a wideawake information bureau man willing to handle complaints. An applicant boasts he is suited, claiming to be the father of twins as a confident lead.
A Hudson observation from Hampshire Days describes a single insect display of turquoise blue dragonflies across half an acre. On a bright June morning in oak woods stripped by caterpillars the dragonflies clung to bracken with heads to the wind, bodies aligned and evenly spaced for a rare gemlike blue sight.
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