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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
7
An economic investigator notes the middle class bears the heaviest burden of status. Mr Chuggins adds that those with wealth midway between private car and flivver cannot tour year round, spending summers in Florida and winters in Maine.
Onawa Iowa residents share testimony praising Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for feminine trouble with Mrs HL believing it cured her condition for over a year. The ad urges readers to visit the neighborhood drug store or mail 10 cents to receive a trial package and free medical advice.
An official Federal Reserve Board publication shows U S capital overtaking Britain as the globe's leading investor. US war loans to allies total 11 billion dollars, private American investments abroad reach 4 billion since 1914, with total external claims of 15 to 18 billion including trade credits. American capital funds factories, railways, and projects from South America to Europe, cementing a creditor nation status and fueling export growth.
Three West Virginia boys aged seven to eleven, Andy Bergola Frank Boska and Teddy Boska, are set for release after a Justice Department review found they were wrongly jailed for a post office burglary. They had been sentenced to five years along with older youths, based on circumstantial evidence and third degree police coercion.
A War department program lists 164 officers to be relieved from Washington duty by fiscal year end and reassigned to field service. The moves include 12 colonels 20 lieutenant colonels and over 60 majors with 28 detaching to attend service schools in August September. Overall 192 officers transfer plus six staffers to finish four year terms. Reduction spans all branches and offices including general staff assistant secretary of war air service judge advocate quartermaster ordnance and adjutant general.
The United States states its sympathy for Armenia and hopes the League of Nations can ease Armenia’s political and economic plight under a potential league administration. Officials note the need for troops to oppose Bolshevik forces, but warn Americans would not support the required cost. The State Department distances itself from Wilson era boundary commissions and Morgenthau plans.
The saying counsels choosing self-service when weighing a faithful servant against one you favor. It reflects a pragmatic view that personal preference should guide loyalty and utility in service relationships.
A brief, cautionary note expresses worry about potential mistakes and the possibility of making a worse error. It conveys concern over consequences and urges careful handling of the situation.
Important notice advises mothers to examine every bottle of Castoria, the well known infant remedy, to ensure it bears the correct label and authenticity before use.
In a humorous exchange from the Kansas City Star, Gap Johnson of Bumpus Ridge declines joining a posse chasing bank robbers in Tomlinville, citing ill health and prior misadventures with farm chores and a wedding.
A brief warning urges timely action as conditions or deadlines loom, stressing urgency and the risk of missing the window if delayed. The note implies a time-sensitive situation requiring prompt attention.
A colossal spring near Twin Falls Idaho named Thousand Spring births an immense flow of water. It releases almost 1000 cubic feet per second, enough to supply New York City’s needs, cascading from a lava cliff and driving a large electrical plant that lights an expansive region.
A moralist questions ecards as sinful while Mr Grampson laments his poor poker skill. He calls sitting with expert pasteboard manipulators in a game a crime in a quip cited by the Birmingham Age-Herald.
A Birmingham Age Herald literary snippet mocks a newspaper agony column. The narrator jokes that the editor handling lovelorn letters is a masculine, well-fed figure, contrasting public perception with the column’s supposed tenderness and depth.
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