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Newspaper

Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1922

Page

2

Mothers urged to guide girls through puberty dangers

A vintage appeal stresses maternal care for girls from age twelve to womanhood. It warns against risky habits and overwork, urges sympathy for headaches and fatigue, and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with testimonials from mothers and daughters across Chicago Milwaukee and Tampa.

Mrs. Lynd Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Milwaukee Wis 9Th Ave Tampa, Florida

Unrequited Love in a Richmond Times-Dispatch Item

A speaker laments unreturned affection for a woman he imagines constantly, from dawn to dream, as a loon cries over a lake. His devotion remains unfulfilling, for he is a miser and she is the woman on the silver dollar.

Richmond Times-Dispatch

Windows Cleaning Boosts Factory Efficiency Tests

Foglish tests indicate factory bands improved efficiency by 5 to 15 percent after the windows were cleaned, per Scientific American. The report highlights measurable gains in productivity tied to clearer windows and better visibility for workers.

Scientific American

To-morrow’s decision halts a tragic vow

A reader’s fragment from Stray Stories shows a dramatic dialogue where a lover refuses his father in law’s condition for marriage and a father pressures a self harm demand as a test. The tone mirrors a moral caution about family coercion and doomed romance.

Priscilla

California Fig Syrup advised for upset and constipated children

An advertisement urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to cleansed livers and bowels of sick or listless children. It claims a teaspoonful relieves constipation and bile, restoring a well, playful child within hours, and warns to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup.

California

Professional Snow Shoveler Cites Summer Plans

A Detroit Free Press quip notes the irony of a professional snow shoveler pondering summer work. The line highlights seasonal labor contrasts and a resilient humor about weather and jobs.

Detroit Free Press

Diamond Dyes Advertises Easy Home Dyeing

The copy promotes Diamond Dyes as a simple at home dye kit for wool silk linen cotton and mixed fabrics. It promises no streaking fading or running and claims anyone can dye or tint old garments including coats dresses waists skirts and draperies by following the included directions. It targets housewives with a guaranteed perfect home dyeing result.

National song of the Russian Bolsheviks query

A Wayside Tales item notes a joke question about Russia's Bolshevik national song and a quip about forever blowing roubles as a playful line. The brief reflects a humor column tone without further context.

Wayside Tales

No One Can Get Beyond His Own Individuality

A compact aphorism emphasizes personal autonomy and self formation. It asserts that each person remains bounded by inner selfhood and cannot transcend inherent individuality.

Autotire science on fabric vs cord tires

A historic note explains how cotton fabric forms tire foundations and contrasts square woven fabric with cord tires. It details internal friction causing heat and wear, the dangers of overheating, and claims cord tires reduce friction for longer life, smoother ride, and better fuel efficiency.

Ten Rules Offered to Save Batteries

Practical tips to prolong battery life amid cold weather. Do not place objects on the battery and avoid idling the engine. Ensure ignition, rich carburetor mix, and proper priming. Remove the battery for long idle periods and use distilled water. Have an expert fill the electrolyte and inspect for shorts or improper charging.

Removal of Steering Post With Wooden Brace and Jack

Instructions describe removing a steering post by boxing two wooden blocks around the post as braces. A jack applies pressure to loosen the post while hammer blows assist.

Nonfreezing Radiator Device Advised For Winter Warmth

A summer installation cures winter radiator freezing by a water jacket connected to the radiator, a reservoir linking jacket and lower radiator, and pipes ensuring constant water flow. Water drains by gravity when the engine is off.

Handy cleaning receptacle for garage use

A simple cleaning receptacle is made from a one pound coffee tin with a coarse wire screen soldered inside. Put parts in the tin, seal with the lid, and shake it in a pail of kerosene or gasoline to separate dirt and grease from the parts.

Tiny car aims for transcontinental race in film

A compact car built for a Walter Reed movie is charged with speed, claiming 85 miles per hour. The stripped-down racer mirrors big cars with ignition, racing carburetor, and two speed axle. Eddie Heffernan, once a top driver, supervised weeks of tuning.

Walter Reed Ford Eddie Hefferman

Poultry Choices for Farms Noted by Agriculture

The U S Department of Agriculture outlines how turkeys ducks geese and guinea fowl fit different farm sizes and conditions. It notes turkeys excel with mast and insects while ducks thrive near streams and ponds and geese provide year round fat and grazing value.

United States Department of Agriculture Turkey

Milk Campaigns Raise Milk Consumption Across States

The USDA and state colleges led campaigns to boost milk and dairy product use in cities towns and rural areas. Across 11 states 15 cities and 4 counties sales rose 3.5 to 35 percent averaging 15 percent with healthier children and less undernourishment.

United States Department of Agriculture Kansas City Ular Madison Wis Wheeling W. Va Seattle Wash Greenville SB. C Akron Warren Winston-Salem WN. C Springfield Mass Oskaloosa Baltimore

Calf Housing Space Rules Emphasize Group Pens

The guide states calves under six months need twenty to twenty five square feet of floor space excluding mangers. Individual pens are costly. four to five calf pens offer a satisfactory balance if calves are standilined during feeding.

Pigs Urged to Treat for Worms After Weaning

Farmers advised to worm piglets immediately after weaning with a possible second dose two weeks later. Then place on rich pasture such as alfalfa clover or rape and supplement with grain to keep hogs thrifty and limit worm trouble. Proper timing is key.

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