31 May 1917
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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1917
Page
1
A column rails at political games and urges unity for war effort. It endorses Roosevelt Division support, warns against dirty politics, and advocates strong measures for preparedness, pay raises for enlisted men, and loyalty to the flag with nationwide vigilance. It also rallies homefront sacrifice toward farms or arms and criticizes rumormongering and profiteering.
A collection of opinion clippings questions one man rule and liquor laws. References include the Chicago Tribune on German from schools, the Omaha Bee on language, and Governor Harding’s actions on liquor measures. Belva Lockwood’s death at 86 is noted with commentary on Bishop Stunts’ congratulations.
Irregularities in Des Moines franchise election exposed by insiders as an unsavory mess. The Perry Chief labels it rotten politics in restrained terms.
The text suggests weather conditions of the past week would support a July 4 bath and changing to lighter clothing. It notes Billy Sunday in New York City receiving less free newspaper advertising than in other cities and, as a high earning figure, can afford regular ad rates.
The text urges soaking rains be followed by sun to help farmers start bumper crops. It promotes cultivating an appetite for corn meal mush, bran mash, and soup made from cow peas. It suggests many simple, hearty foods to ease hunger and sustain work ahead.
The Boone News-Republican defends Governor W L Harding against anti Harding editorials. It says critics in the legislature are biased and that the public will support him at the next election with a large majority for his patience and amiability under unfair criticism.
Edgar Vernon Orville Lowden Frank Rhoads Edwin E. McIntyre Arthur Lattig Herman Taylor Joe Dougherty Frank Wagner appear as a group of individuals listed in a local society or event context in the newspaper. The item notes their association and possible roles, reflecting community prominence and participation in civic or social affairs.
The piece urges politicians to shed their garb during perilous times and praises voluntary service. It cites Roosevelt and recalls The Anita Boys of 1817 for leaving home to do their “bit,” warning against prejudice and urging constructive national effort.
Occasional murmurs against U S policies surface in public discourse as quiet criticisms echo through communities. Movements or groups may express dissent, though voices remain restrained and largely nonconfrontational in tone.
The Perry Chief editor views the American flag on a woman's stocking as an advertisement rather than a public patriotic display. Senator Kenyon's plan to resign from the Senate and join the Navy seems to win broad support across the state.
The question explores why women without children often speak most on child welfare issues. Possible factors include heightened awareness of social impacts, empathy for others' children, and concern for structural supports affecting all families.
The little white navy bean is drawing attention in high society and is commanding unusually favorable notice, with a price of twenty five cents per pound.
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