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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
4
Chicago woman Mrs. E. H. Haydock credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with saving her from surgery after four doctors advised an operation. She used 22 bottles, recovered fully, and recommends the remedy to others, noting her sisters also benefited.
H Addington Bruce laments self excuse as a conceit driven trait. He argues conceited individuals refuse self improvement and thus deserve pity more than scorn. The piece cites Ruskin on conceit and notes how hard it is to convince the conceited of their flaw.
In a Buffalo Express cartoon dialogue, Mrs Dibbs vows to wire a photograph to a Chicago friend as a birthday greeting, while Mr Dibbs jokes the cost depends on the number of ones in the sender's face, a humorous exchange on expense.
Advert reads that Eatonic eases neuralgia and stomach upset by neutralizing excess acidity and gases. It claims It and Mr Long endorse the product, urging readers to take Eatonic after meals for quick relief, with a guarantee from the druggist and a small box price.
The discussion centers on whether the vice president and speaker of the house should have equal pay or $15,000 for the vice president while the speaker remains at $12,000. Senator Pomerene's amendment to raise the vice president's salary passed. representatives trade views on parity and differences in office duties, with opposition to matching compensation.
A House debate recalls impeachment discipline as set by the Constitution and lists past cases. Notable figures include William Blount, John Pickering, Samuel Chase, Andrew Johnson, Belknap, Swayne, Archbald, and Dayton, among others.
The 1910s shift westward by more than 9 miles places the new population center near Whitehall Indiana at latitude 39 10 21 north and longitude 80 48 15 west. John Herrin’s 60 acre farm hosts the site just southwest of Indianapolis, with a public sale stirring crowd reaction and a pig auction momentarily eclipsing the census finding.
A pending executive order from the President and guidance from the judge advocate general's department aim to soften court martial penalties. Reductions include desertion sentences, fraud and enlistment penalties, and assault with weapons, reshaping maximum confinement and dishonorable discharges across 21 offenses since 1800.
The article describes Rome and Venice during Holy Week with entrances into St. Peter's, the pope’s procession, and women veiled in black. It notes pre lenten festivities, maskers, sunlit plazas, and the Moccoletti candle tradition. The season ends with Easter Sunday dawn as the city returns to solemnity.
A Hungarian father and son dress in Easter Sunday attire for church, sharing a village gathering after the service as a sign of resilient community spirit despite hardship.
Purported advert claims Garfield Tea cleanses blood and cures rheumatism dyspepsia and other chronic conditions. It presents dialogue about character smoking to create atmosphere. Aimed at general readers with medicinal assertions.
In this Indianapolis News item a young minister addresses a crowd of appealing Lambinettes, warning of modern evils. He emphasizes discretion and modesty while recounting a rumor of four bold bootleggers in the community.
A heated exchange centers on last night’s speech. One observer insists it was improvised while another calls it poorly delivered and lacking substance. The dispute highlights perceptions of spontaneity and quality among attendees.
A terse quip suggests skepticism about hiring new stenographers in a humorous exchange. The dialogue hints at professionalism versus charm in the workplace. No further names or places are provided to anchor additional context.
When one man gently challenges your stance, grant him concession as a form of recognition. The act reinforces civility and acknowledges thoughtful disagreement.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as suitable for wool silk cotton linen or blends. It warns of poor results like streaks fades and ruined material from inferior products and urges buying Diamond Dyes with a druggist color card.
A New York City street scene at Forty second Street and Fifth Avenue shows a young woman smashing mirrors on the sidewalk to avoid seven years of bad luck. A cop notes the odd incident amid a traffic delay and a jostling crowd.
A fragment from Pearson's Weekly mocks musicians as naturally conceited, noting their airs. The remark questions what to expect from people preoccupied with self-importance and performance.
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