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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
9
This page lists practical supper ideas with simple recipes including Potato and Ham Sandwiches Cabbage Salad Pineapple Cones and date and olive based snacks. It emphasizes economical, quick preparation and serves as a home kitchen guide with step by step method and serving tips.
A fragment quotes Frederick a glass stating the idea that blocking a man's boots keeps him out of mud because a man with soiled shoes does not care where he walks. The line frames a cynical view of careless behavior and its consequences.
Luscious late peaches pears and fall apples grace a menu of desserts. Peach Bouchees use a rich biscuit dough timbale with peaches and orange whipped cream. Pears Gateaux fill peeled pears with figs and walnuts, set on sponge rounds with plum jam. Grape Dewert blends grape juice lemon juice and gelatine with whipped egg whites, served in glasses with cream. Pears With Chocolate Cream hollowed pears are filled with chocolate ice cream for immediate service.
Waterloo plans to raise funds to erect Iowa’s building at the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. A special committee will report at the October chamber of commerce meeting on methods to raise between 25 000 and 50 000 dollars. The Iowa Equal Suffrage association meets in annual convention for four days starting October 8, celebrating the suffrage amendment passage. The Waterloo effort marks a rare city state capital partnership after legislative funding failed.
A Rock Island fast freight derailed near Metz forty miles east of Des Moines injuring no crew and wiping out about 100000 dollars worth of dressed beef and 150000 dollars of property. The beef hung in the roof pendulum swung as the train moved lifting cars from the track and causing the wreck.
The 1911 shooting of Deputy Clarence Woolman by Dr. Harry D. Kelly is revealed here. Woolman was en route to Knoxville to take Kelly to a state hospital when attacked. Woolman’s widow seeks a pension, and has used the insurance payout to buy a home and support five children despite deteriorating health.
Ames John Tallman, son of a local merchant, found an excellent buffalo horns and skull protruding from a sand bar along Squaw creek. The horns are petrified and will be given to the state college.
The Dundee Savings Bank of Dundee Indiana has closed and is in the hands of state bank examiners. State officers have not yet announced the bank’s exact condition.
Five country life institutes will be held in Jones County during mid December under the direction of the Presbyterian church department of church and country life.
The Catholic Order of Foresters at Oxford initiated a class of twenty two candidates. One hundred Foresters from eastern Iowa witnessed the ceremony.
The editorial argues America trails Europe in air power and militarizes need better pay and family support for pilots to attract talent. It cites a refined bomber device for coast defense and calls for sufficient funding and protection of injured or dead airmen. Panama locks use greenheart wood for durability resisting pests. The Fram used greenheart in shipbuilding and English locks have long used it.
A special committee led by Dr. Henry Barton Jacobs announces exact proportions for the international tuberculosis emblem the double red cross to be standardized in the United States. The design features equal length cross-arms with a seven unit lower left, three unit side arms, a two and a half unit top point, and one and a half unit space between arms.
A disputatious exchange frames the movement as weak until a counterclaim insists it needs a head. The remark counters the notion of an inevitable failure, highlighting a clash over leadership and structure in the debate.
Advertised remedy Foley Kidney Pills claim to relieve weakness and pain in inactive kidneys and bladder, supported by assertions of aiding excretion, restoring normal function, and regulating bladder irregularities.
Mrs Walter Rogers reports that a severe scalp infection with white and brown scales, hair loss, itching and bleeding was cured in three weeks using Cuticura Soap every third day and Cuticura Ointment at night. She notes the remedy’s effectiveness and advertises free samples via Cuticura Dept L Boston.
An anecdote recalls a small colored boy named Rastus who attended funerals and insisted on remaining at a white person's doorway despite family members telling him to move. He claimed he had reason to stay, saying I'se de crape, highlighting his attachment to mourning and identity.
The passage notes the United States consuming over 26 percent of cocoa and more than 60 tons annually, with Germany about 50 tons and France 28 044 tons, plus Britain using over 25 tons. It also mentions an English motorist claiming a 20 percent fuel saving by adding camphor to gasoline.
Nearly 70 percent of U S residents rely on electricity each day for basic tasks such as telephoning or ringing door bells, reflecting widespread access to power in daily life.
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