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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
6
A Donalsonville woman testifies to relief from monthly pains and weak health after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine. She credits rapid improvement within a week and endorses sharing her genuine testimonial with other women seeking relief.
Sub says Jack would make a poor varsity catcher while Deb questions a score of 80. He counters by claiming he couldn’t even hold me last night, revealing a tense, personal exchange amid team talk.
The state plans a six mile tunnel through James Peak on the Moffat Road to shorten travel and boost western Colorado. Construction starts in fall 1924 with completion target 1925, costing about seven million dollars and featuring water and power potential, reduced grades, and a new transit link to Salt Lake City.
The giraffe relies on its long neck as a weapon, delivering head blows with a strong head at the end. In clashes, two giraffes firm their stance, spread legs and swing necks to hammer against each other until one yields.
A overworked stenographer in a small downtown law office uses a phone mouthpiece rim as a mirror to avoid wasted motion while searching for her vanity item. The practical hack improves efficiency and ends mirror shortages at her desk.
A darky and his sweetheart pursue a license to wed at a southern courthouse with three children in tow. The clerk, startled, asks whose kids they are. The groom claims the children are his, while the bride explains their roads are rough and delays marriage.
A quotation notes Uncle Eben saying that hating work amounts to turning away from one’s best friend. The line frames work ethic as a personal anchor and moral guide.
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