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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
7
A St Louis testimonial from Mrs Lulu Lucas describes long lasting back pains fatigue and weak stomach easing after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes improved health enabling home and Swift Packing Company work and endorses the remedy to other working women.
A proposed 25 story automobile garage in Chicago would cost 1 200 000 dollars. After deposit the car is moved by an elevator to its allotted space and stored. A woman operates the keyboard on the first floor to supervise the process.
A young girl forgets manners when given candy. Her mother asks for a polite remark. The child responds with a bold line, wrapping the mother in a hug and declaring, I’ll tell the world, mother, you’re some kid.
The article notes mutual approval for a saying about rain benefiting all, with both sides quoting and praising the line. It emphasizes shared sentiment across groups and the universal metaphor.
A May 5 Washington conference of purebred dairy cattle associations led to recommendations for expanding use of purebreds, better testing, and cooperative bull distribution. Attendees from Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, Guernsey, Holstein Friesian, and Jersey debated advanced registry, fairs, and sales, and urged cooperation with colleges and the Dairy Science Association.
Federal officers are ordered to watch for interstate shipments of adulterated or misbranded feeds. Some dealers refill sacks bearing another manufacturer or brand name, misleading buyers about the actual product. Officials warn sacks must not display false statements, and inspectors will act on any violations.
Entomologist Prof. W. A. Price from Purdue notes bees play a key role in cross pollination and fertilizing flowers. He explains bees work between showers, especially in rainy seasons, helping ensure fruit crop success when other pollinators falter.
A humorous reminiscence from a Los Angeles Times column recalls Aunt Jane’s gentler courting moments with Uncle Joe. The tale contrasts old romance with present life, noting their neat home and Joe’s strict habits. He jokes about avoiding a drink to keep the house orderly and the faucets gleaming.
A station master explains to a frustrated passenger that railway time tables exist to show how late trains run. The exchange uses humor to stress the practical purpose of the figures.
A dash of humor contrasts market voices and a father explaining to his son why wheat is described as nervous. The quip suggests traders expect sharp price moves and volatility in the grain market.
A compilation of humorous anti idiom lines from Life magazine reflecting mistaken optimism. The items joke about fireproof hotels tax refunds burglars and fashion misfortunes. Each quip contrasts flawed belief with everyday awkwardness.
Margaret asks if Jesus has wash days and explains to her mother that Jesus washed her sins away. The exchange shows a childlike interpretation of atonement and belief.
Two six year old boys in Fairmount rush along during a hot day. They stop at a relative's home to rest. The reason for their haste is not fatigue but to keep up with each other, illustrating a curious childlike motivation.
An elderly woman was hit by a dog in motion and then run over by a light auto. A witness helped and asked if the dog harmed her. She replied the dog did not hurt her but the tin can tied to its tail caused the incident.
In a wry note on social dynamics, the piece humorously claims that embracing unpopularity can be a source of satisfaction. It suggests that deliberate contrariness creates a distinctive personal stance.
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