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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1914
Page
9
Poem lines emphasize dutiful obedience to divine will regardless of outcomes. The speaker urges acceptance of fortune as sent by God and steadfastly continues the task until completion. The verse centers on faith, patience, and perseverance under trial.
Advice on preparing a successful picnic focusing on sandwiches. Includes buttering, bread age, fillings like cucumber lettuce sardines olives fruits and deviled eggs, plus simple beverages and cakes. Ends with a Cicero quote about temperate eating and a light heart.
A series of practical domestic hints covers cake decoration, removing stains, cleaning shoes, organizing paper supplies, sealing leaks with tape, treating corns, keeping lamp chimneys bright, and quick insomnia relief. It urges prioritizing quiet time, avoiding haste, and cutting overbooked schedules to improve well being.
Secretary Bryan issues statement backing the treaty to settle disputes with Colombia over Panama separation. He argues ratification restores friendly ties, helps Colombia and Panama, and strengthens U S prestige in Spanish America despite Senate opposition and Roosevelt criticism of the payment as blackmail.
The article recounts perilous encounters with lions and a charging elephant. Famed hunter Selous, Greenfield in Somali land, Lord Hindlip, Captain Campbell, Major F G Jackson, and Kalindleh survive near fatal attacks. It also includes a quirky note on killing ants and jokes about surgeons.
Des Moines hosts the fifteenth annual Iowa Rural Letter Carriers convention on July 28 and 24 with about 200 delegates. Mayor Hanna, Botsford, Richter, and Bryant welcome attendees. Howard J. Clark delivers the address as E. T. Meredith and others speak after a noon luncheon hosted by Successful Farming.
A quip on beauty as nature's temporary gift to women, reflecting a lasting social view of female appearance in a bygone era.
Mrs Cornelia M Fiske about 60 of Newton died at the Victoria sanitarium after leaping from a fourth story window. Despondent over the state parole board’s failure to release her son Roy Fiske from Anamosa reformatory, he was jailed two years ago for embezzling Newton city funds and mutilating records, to serve five years after pleading guilty.
George Bosch of Bedford died from injuries suffered when a car driven by George Reed, who had purchased it in Des Moines, veered off a hill and into a ditch near Creston. Bosch and his brother were riding with Reed. all three were injured.
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