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Newspaper

Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1917

Page

2

The Man Without a Country and Edward Hale

A reflective piece recounts Philip Nolan’s purge from the United States Navy and his life as a “man without a country.” It details court martial, sentence, and a secret order to keep Nolan from ever hearing of or seeing the United States during his long cruise.

Republic New York Herald Nolan U. S Philip Nolan Mackinac Lake Superior Herald Phillip Nolan Levant Philip Nulan No- Jon Madison Naval Archives Bureau of Construction Offerul Ross Washington Tuckers Watsons Navy Department United States Tanny Colonel Morgan Orleans Vera Cruz Texas A. Burr Ark Agan Morgan George Washington Benedict Arnold King George Old Morgan Marshal Mitchell Coronel Morgan Washington City Jefferson Adams Secretary of the Navy Intrepid Neale United States Army Thas W. Southard

Whales Grow Large Because They Live in Water

The article notes whales reach immense size because water supports their bodies. It contrasts land animals and birds, saying whales face no gravity limits and their offspring can be very large at birth. The author recalls handling a 25-foot, eight-ton calf from an 85-foot blue whale.

Strokin’s Marble Wager Sparks Schoolyard Debate

A boy asks his mother if it would be wrong to play marbles for keeps, a question that hints at risky behavior and temptations in the playground. The remark reflects concerns about gambling and childhood stakes in that era.

Strokin Keepi Fy

Gingham Revived for Summer Wardrobes in 1920s Vogue

Gingham returns as a stylish option for summer wear, revived from past eras and praised for its affordable cotton fabrics. Palm Beach influence popularizes striped and checked fabrics, with home sewing rising as ready-to-wear remains costly. The piece notes cottons, muslins, and Turkish red prints as practical, fashionable choices and advises copying high-end silhouettes to stay well dressed.

New York Palm Beach Paris Jersey France Palo Beach Emerson

Dolly Covers for Church Bazaar Gifts

Craft description for making Dolly Covers from cardboard disks covered with flowered cretonne outside and plain cretonne inside. Nets of these in pairs form centrepieces or defiles of various sizes. Pairs tied with satin ribbon bows or laced through eyelets at each side.

Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promotion Claims Wide Use

Advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder trouble for both women and men. It claims high success in thousands of cases and offers sample bottles by mail with a pamphlet after sending ten cents. The address is Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.

Kilmer Parcel Post Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Arras Past and Prewar Industry in Brief

Arras once thrived as an industrial center with hosiery ironware beet sugar and agricultural implements. The Petite and Grand Place display Spanish era architecture and stone houses with projecting upper stories. Beneath streets lie ancient quarries. the Hotel de Ville features a 245 foot belfry and a nine ton bell named Joyeuse.

Arras Hotel de Ville

Boschee's German Syrup Promotes Sleep and Relief

An advertisement urges readers to use Boschee's German Syrup to prevent colds from worsening into pneumonia and to ease morning expectoration. It claims fifty years of use and states the product comes in 25 and 75 cent bottles sold by druggists worldwide. A separate brief joke features Senator Sorgum asked about political sympathies.

Kill the Files Now and Prevent Dimense Ad

An advertisement promises a daily fly killer that kills thousands and lasts all season. It targets dealers or six sold with express paid for $1 and lists H. Somers at 150 De Kalb Ave Brooklyn NY as the contact. The text also includes a garden joke about not interfering with it yet.

Express H. Somers de Kalb Ave Brooklyn N. Y

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