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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
8
Mrs Allice D Davis of Jamestown New York reports recovery from nervousness backache and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She claims to feel real well now and manages a rooming house. The letter endorses the remedy for similar troubles.
A sensational claim describes a new electrical battery marketed as foolproof and indestructible with 300 percent more capacity than current models. It supposedly recharges in 15 minutes via a simple process, avoids local action, can be stored long without harm, and offers a 300 mile range for cars bearing equal weight. When used as a starting battery it could start the engine and run the car for miles.
A humorous exchange from the Boston Transcript features a child asking about greasy substance on tips and a mother explaining they are cracked. The dialogue hints at everyday family quirks and playful banter.
A brief editorial quip notes that some men expect others to agree with them even while they themselves lack internal consistency. The remark targets insistence and duplicity in public discourse.
An in-depth profile of the Bureau of Commercial Economics led by Francis Holley and Anita Boggs, detailing its free educational films shown globally to schools and communities. It covers aims for a US charter, international cooperation, and examples from Kentucky, Georgia, Australia, Molokai, and India. It notes Boggs’s credentials and Holley’s devotion and touring film distribution methods.
A Civil War anecdote from Gamaliel Bradford depicts Lt. Col. Walter Dwight of the Pennsylvania Volunteers confronting Secretary of War Edwin Stanton over a denied pass for a dying son. Dwight insists on voicing his views, prompting Stanton to grant the needed authorization.
The item notes Milile as a print artist with strong appeal, claiming she can attract men and draw attention at a special attraction event.
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