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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
10
A compact roundup of national events, political moves, and notable personal notices. Includes quick hits on policy shifts, public statements, and relevant societal developments arranged for broad reader comprehension.
Speaker Champ Clark turns sixty two as President Wilson reshapes the cabinet while the senate passed naval and military appropriations and a liquor control bill. Turmoil abroad includes the Taft Taft era labor department creation and various court and policy actions in Alaska, Chicago, and Des Moines.
The National convention of the Associated Sororities met in Iowa City Iowa. The event highlighted organizational affairs and future plans for the sorority movement.
Beatrice High school basketball team defeated South Omaha High at Beatrice by the score of 15 to 0. Elaborate arrangements are being made for the opening of the baseball season in Omaha.
Beatrice Nebraska and Cary Maine women recount relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs R B Child reports avoiding surgery and regaining health with several bottles, while Mrs Hayward Sowers says symptoms including side pain backache and nervous fatigue disappeared and she regained strength for a family of four.
The parks committee of Birmingham considers a municipal course at Castle Bromwich. Edinburgh claims pioneer status with six public courses. London, Nottingham, Manchester, Sunderland, and Liverpool are noted for existing or planned schemes. Seaside towns like Brighton Bournemouth Yarmouth and Southport reflect growing public golf plans.
A simple inexpensive method to mount pictures for nurseries and children's rooms. Trim the white margins from the print, attach to a stained wooden frame, leave a uniform edge of dark oak around the image, seal with varnish, and hang as usual.
A witty exchange suggests the French method of protecting the woman through a marriage contract. The plan would set alimony while the groom remains in love, framing alimony as a preemptive safeguard.
A California business man praises Grape-Nuts as a breakfast that fuels energy without heaviness. He credits four teaspoons with sugar and a splash of cold milk as the cereal portion, saying it keeps him alert and mentally sharp for a busy day.
Des Moines reports many Iowa legislators discuss adjourning April 1 and reconvening after about sixty days to gauge public sentiment on key measures. Democrats originated the idea with Republicans growing warmer, despite protests over the tax commission and other major bills. Leaders push for passage while members seek input from constituents.
Mason City report shows ninth annual meeting with net profits of 2889.90 and annual business 102940.27. Thomas McManus serves as president of both the Iowa Grain Dealers association and the co operative society. Old officers reelected. Assets total 18813.02 liabilities 11703.69.
Four workers were seriously injured when the Ellis-Ellsworth company's building they were wrecking collapsed in Keokuk. Injured are Andrew Stevens Swanson Kimbler and Pinnell. Pinnell is fatally injured.
Irving Sorenson 56yearold son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Sorenson of Marne died from lockjaw linked to smallpox vaccination. He succumbed in four days amid a local smallpox scare that prompted widespread compulsory vaccination.
James Wilson, retiring secretary of agriculture, arrived in Ames from Washington on Tuesday morning. He spent the day at Iowa State College meeting President Pearson, the deans, and old friends.
A new school house bond issue totaling 32000 dollars passed by 337 to 46. Among ten women voters, only one cast against the proposition.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a cure for constipation claiming it addresses the cause of many diseases. Also mentions Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething with a 25 cent bottle, and a note about a married actor avoiding curtain calls at home.
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