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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
10
Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills are advertised as a gentle laxative that avoids gripping or weakening. The pills claim to start liver and stomach secretions, improve digestion, and enrich the blood, acting as a tonic for stomach liver and nerves. Price 25 cents. All Druggists.
The article notes spring clipping as a common practice among progressive horse owners to shed winter coats. Clipped horses dry faster, resist cold and ailments, rest better, and work better. Clipping machines speed the process to about half an hour. Dairymen clip cows multiple times yearly to keep udders clean and milk purer.
A Daily Thought endorses the value of lineage while attributing true glory to one’s ancestors, reflecting on heritage and the merit of ancestral valor. The quote emphasizes respect for forebears as the source of lasting reverence and identity.
A publisher urges mothers to inspect CASTORIA bottles for the signed mark, noting the remedy has been in use for over 30 years and is trusted for infants and children.
A returning traveler recalls meeting old acquaintances abroad. In Paris he visits a fashionable barbershop on Rue de Saint Gerard and meets the Count de Pompadour, who had given a notable performance in Atlantic City last year. The count greets him politely, signaling cordial relations despite past tensions.
A government inspector questioned a marine engineer during an oral exam. Asked what he would do if his gauge cocks and water glass showed no water in the boiler, the engineer replied without hesitation that he would jump overboard.
A light political quip notes that a man gains little from marrying his stenographer because she keeps the office habit at home. The exchange asks how the dynamic works and suggests ongoing dictation remains a feature of the relationship.
A Western city chief bookkeeper credits Postum with banishing stomach trouble and neuralgia after years of coffee or tea. He says long hours of mental work caused nervousness and blues, which disappeared after switching to Postum. Advertorial letter from Postum Co., Battle Creek.
President Wilson declares a Democratic mandate to reform the nation and restore justice. He calls on honest men to join in cleansing government, reforming tariffs and finance, expanding labor and agricultural support, conserving resources, and shaping policy to serve humanity.
Western Canada has rapid growth across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with large tracts of fertile land and rising immigration. The piece cites high wheat yields, low cultivation rates, and bold land prices attracting American farmers and capital as proof of continued expansion and wealth potential.
In a sharp exchange a character asks how to cure a woman’s fixation on a suitor without stopping her marriage plans. The other responds with a terse, evasive method, implying a simple remedy exists but withholding specifics.
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