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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
8
A Birmingham Age-Herald remark contrasts self awareness among a man and a matinee idol. The observant citizen argues that ordinary, homely people may perform sharper self-analysis than polished idols who rarely reflect on themselves.
Catarrh is a focal disease influenced by constitutional conditions and requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood on the mucous surfaces, destroying the disease's foundation, improving general health, and aiding nature's efforts. sold by all druggists. Circulation is encouraged by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ont.
A transcription notes how a surgeon who performed surgery on himself may not have intended to inspire others to emulate the risky act. The quote underscores caution about self surgery and patient confidence in medical practice.
Two poets from the Boston Transcript assert there is no shortage as they rented a house on the Street of Dreams. They claim the rent is affordable for a poet and speak about the accessibility of such dreamlike housing in the current market.
In a tight corner Jud Tunkins notes the difficulty for eight men to avoid joining societies, admitting he endorses both sides of the late question and shows cautious restraint in the public stance.
The note references Castoria the infant remedy with the slogan in use for over eighty years. It mentions a grandmother and grandfather, a parade, and a proud moment, set in a collection of short snippets including a Bait near Knicker and fishing questions. The fragmented text preserves personalities and a domestic reminiscence tone.
In early days cars were kept under roofs or in barns but now suburban homeowners demand private, fireproof, well designed garages. Factors include convenient rear placement, ventilation, fire protection, proper tank storage underground, and sliding doors for two cars.
The Scientific American outlines a lifting jack from A. T. Hutchinson and H. Krak of Brooklyn. The device is detailed as a lifting jack chiefly for motor vehicle use. The report notes the invention addresses particular difficulties in jacks of this type.
A rigid removable base supports a device used to maintain true vertical alignment during lifting operations. The base includes adjustable securing means relative to the base to ensure precise alignment during use.
A motor cylinder top often fills with oily carbon water when scraping the piston to remove carbon. Use short flat grub screws driven flush into tapped holes before scraping, then remove them after decarbonizing to keep holes clean and free of dirt.
The guide notes corrosion hinders terminal removal after long cargo storage. Hammer use risks plate damage, so a QO clamp is advised. Apply the clamp with the lip resting against the terminal and the fore end toward the clamp.
James J. Bensley of Rochester, longtime water works official, credits Tanlac with curing his ten year dyspepsia and chronic indigestion. He describes prior bloating nausea and nervous symptoms, and says Tanlac relieved all distress after meals and restored his energy. He endorses the medicine and notes it is sold by leading druggists.
An ad asserts that rheumatism cannot be cured by rubbing and promotes S.S. as a blood remedy to remove germs. It promises medical guidance from a chief medical director at 160 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga, and urges immediate use. Also includes a comic New York Sun snippet about renting an apartment.
Women are admitted for the first time as Associates of the Royal Victorian Institute of Architects and the Sydney Institute of Architects. The new architecture department at Sydney University attracts many enthusiastic women students. The artist who can draw a salary has no cause for complaint.
Kansas City Star notes a doughboy awaiting decoration by a French officer. the moment is described with a quiet, symbolic gaze as the subject submits to the ceremony. The article reflects wartime ritual and cross allied respect.
An old testimonial extols Eatonic for curing heartburn and easing nervous spells. The ad claims it removes excess acid and restores digestive balance, advising a tablet after meals. Box price noted as a trifling cost with druggist's guarantee.
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