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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
7
In a Sao Paulo area town a mayor decreed barbers may be fined 50 milreis for cutting a woman's hair without a male family authority’s permission. The penalty amounts to about 86 in local currency, reflecting gender norms influencing local policy.
A fashion feature surveys 1930s sports wear with woolen fabrics and stripes for golf tennis and polo. It highlights Patou Lanvin and Bernard designs, with tailored coats dresses and two piece suits in yellows greens and canaries, emphasizing practicality and elegance for active women.
A period kitchen column offers fruit punches using pineapple raspberries bananas and grapes with tea or charged water and maraschino cherries. It also presents Punch a la Paris ginger ale grape juice cucumber rind and citrus blends, iced coffee and tea, plus homemade maple parfait coffee mousse and French pecan ice cream. Dessert ideas include caramelized sugar syrup sauces and a oxtail casserole as a savory option with herbs and vegetables.
Article praises Dutch cattle care noting cows receive humanlike comforts. It describes well fed cows with furnished sheds, overcoats, lace curtains, bright tile floors, and cleanliness. Cows stay indoors eight months a year and sheds have electric lighting and heating to brighten winter.
After a long day they tire and reach their limit. Betty swears and breaks the camel's back causing Petey to reproach her. Betty refuses a gentler approach and moves to play alone, ending their joint playtime.
English private hotels operate with front doors kept closed and only opened on demand. Guests are served meals in their rooms, reflecting a tightly controlled service model.
A reflective line on fulfillment through work, praising those who discover purpose and seek no greater happiness. The aphorism suggests vocation as ultimate blessing and encourages contentment with one’s chosen path.
P Chatfield Hobart labels the New Yorker as the worst dressed man in the world. He laments the style choices and money spent, saying he wears a plaid lounge suit instead of a black morning coat and ill suited bay tags for Fifth avenue. He jokes the New Yorker would don an aviator’s outfit for a coal mine task.
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure medicine for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims non stimulant vegetable ingredients and recommends teaspoonful doses with a sworn purity statement in every bottle. A sample bottle offer asks readers to mail ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co N Y and mention the paper.
An advertisement claims Tanlac helps exhausted bodies regain weight and energy by purifying the blood and boosting digestion. It promises quick results within a day or two, noting improved appetite, sleep, and facial color as evidence of the tonic’s effectiveness.
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