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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1928
Page
6
An old advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a trusted anti acid for sour stomachs. It claims medical endorsement and widespread use, noting the Phillips name as the genuine product and its trademark status since 1875, urging use after hearty meals.
A pilot money management program for elementary students in two grades at Driscoll and Devotion schools Brookline Mass analyzes money implications for self supporting adults. The course drafted by a Massachusetts Teachers Federation economics committee member covers work, earning, payment for service, saving and giving.
The quote attributes the ultimate measure of right to that which benefits the universal good, attributed to Francis Hutcheson. It frames morality as aligning with the welfare of all.
Promotes a natural mild vegetable remedy Syrup Pepsin for constipation biliousness sour stomach and fevers. Claims three rules of health keep head cool feet warm and bowels open and offers a free trial bottle by writing Syrup Pepsin Dept BB Monticello Illinois.
A horse recalls a day when a boy and his master helped a picnic party. The master shared candy with the horse, who enjoyed a special treat while the master’s courage and kindness stood out. The horse praises the master’s bravery and deep bond, noting a saved girl and mutual trust.
The term dragoon derives from dragon on the English dragoons’ standard. The nickname arose from the fire of their early short guns likened to dragons belching flame. The dragon motif and weapons remain museum displays today.
The piece quotes Knowing Nora foreseeing a time when husbands will accuse wives of not buying the delicatessen their mothers did, a playful nod to changing domestic habits and shopping traditions.
A Western Newspaper Union piece from 1928 argues Europe lags in ambition due to comfort, while America’s prosperity stems from dissatisfaction. It cites Goethe on rest and notes progress comes when people pursue needs beyond mere contentment. The essay lauds striving as fuel for energy and innovation.
A brief quip contrasts two sounds in golf culture the sweet click of a well struck ball and the displeasing clack of a clique in the clubhouse. The exchange underscores social friction within golf communities.
The Victory, Nelsons flagship, has flown more admirals flags than any ship. It remains flagship of the British naval commander in chief at Portsmouth where it has lain since 1912.
A discussion on why children ask questions and how curiosity drives learning. It contrasts probing, gossiping curiosity with grand discoveries by Columbus, Amundsen, Edison and Sophocles. Curiosity is portrayed as a noble force and a sign of intelligence, not mere mischief.
USDA report by Dr. John R. Mohler warns abortion causes over 50 million dollars in losses yearly through calf death, milk loss, and fertility problems. It explains the bovine abortion bacillus lives in infected udders, spreads via maternal products, and stresses pasteurization and avoidance of unproven cures.
Alfalfa is presented as the best hog pasture crop and a staple hay for all livestock. It grows on most farms with soil liming, and provides bulk, protein, minerals, and vitamins. Mature sows fed corn and tankage will eat a portion of alfalfa daily, highlighting its value in rations.
The article extols legume roughage over timothy hay as superior feed for dairy cows growing cattle and sheep and valuable for wintering brood sows. It notes that legumes also improve and build soil, reinforcing the case for greater legume acreage on farms.
An ad-like piece urges flushing kidneys with Jad Salts combined from grape acid and lemon juice with lithia. It claims drinking water and a tablespoonful daily before breakfast cleans kidneys, reduces urine irritation, and prevents bladder disorders. A local druggist notes many customers use Jad Salts for kidney trouble.
In Paris during the peace conference two secretaries overheard a quip about Lord Balfour’s hair. One suggested he be persuaded to get a haircut, calling him the Old Man of the Sea. The other said he could not persuade him. The next day a secretary told Balfour he looked like Mr. Lloyd George with long hair, and Balfour went to the barber on the spot.
Harold threatens violence claiming a boxing course by correspondence explains his plan to wallop as a joke. Jack counters with wit in a dialogue about timing and humor.
The exchange features a playful banter about marital harmony where one speaker teases the other about shared tastes and affection. A light moment underscores the couple’s rapport and humor.
A playful note describes a pup as a creature that yaps through the night and enjoys play into the next day, highlighting lively energy and companionship.
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