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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1929
Page
2
A young heifer wanders off from a northern farm as cooler nights fall. She finds welcome at a distant farm, forms bonds with new master and animals, and spends two months away before returning home. She recalls her original family and master, then resumes life with newfound stories.
A dated reflection argues jealousy weakens one’s position and strengthens others. It suggests women marry deceitful men out of revenge and that lasting happiness in marriage comes from minimizing unhappiness for both partners rather than maximizing personal or partner happiness.
A reflective aphorism explores latchkeys and belonging, contrasting home status with personal fit. It suggests better to be a top or bottom member of a family depending on context, arguing fulfillment over mere security in status.
Leonard A Barrett notes camping ranks first among outdoors recreation. Boy Scouts and business groups camp to escape city heat, while camps nurture children through nature study, crafts, and dramatics. Institutes rely on generous funding and gifted leaders from colleges to provide two months of summer work, shaping future character and life.
A meditation on how the word book expands with a child’s growing experiences. From tearing pages to reading, pictures, characters, libraries, and private collections, the term broadens as memory and sense impressions deepen. Concepts arise from varied experiences and shape understanding.
The Yorkshire Post reports a stern schoolmaster accusing a pupil of flagrant disobedience and declaring the youth’s conduct harmful to others. He commands the student to follow, implying severe punishment.
The cartoon features Gabby Gertie in a playful strip where a girl who jumps to conclusions is surprised by her boyfriend’s timely hoop gesture, delivering a light comic moment.
A new method by Dr. Edith Hawley of the bureau of home economics promises a forty percent saving in time for calculating nutritive value in family diets. The technique, building on Atwater’s early work, could expand analyzed records from 1,500 to a larger, more accurate view of American food habits. Copies are free from the U S Department of Agriculture with Technical Bulletin 105-T.
A novel noodle ring recipe fills creamed meat options with eggs and milk baked in a ring mold. The text then shifts to fashion advice describing a bodice and blouse with belt, collar, lace cuffs, and a structured skirt with inverted box plaits suited to fuller figures.
A USDA illustrated guide advises medium stout women to choose washable cotton fabrics for comfort and practicality. It highlights simple untrimmed lines for easy laundering and cooler wear, presenting a blue dotted Swiss two piece dress with lace edging as a practical example.
Shade hats protect children from glare during summer days. Two print dresses emphasize simple charm with loose necks sleeves and leg finishes. One features a short-sleeved cotton dress while the other uses a collar set away from the neck and loose sleeves to enhance movement. Wide leg bands prevent slipping and allow sliding with bending.
The essay compares winter and summer, arguing winter’s stark beauty and clarity challenge the intellect. It notes stars, moon, and sky gain emphasis while winter imposes tougher self discipline and larger tasks, elevating thoughtful reflection. John Burroughs.
The snippet notes a business man treats borrowed money as an asset and not a debt. It contrasts a manager taking dictation by telephone with broader thoughts on justice and independence attributed to Voltaire.
The 19th century physician Dr Caldwell promoted a liquid vegetable laxative named Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild safe bowel stimulant for women children and the elderly. It claimed to relieve biliousness dyspepsia loss of appetite and bad breath and was sold through drug stores in 1892 with an offer for a free trial bottle.
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