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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
7
A collection of rhubarb based recipes including jelly, sherbet, puffs with rhubarb sauce, rhubarb sponge, and rhubarb punch. Details cover gelatin preparations, juice blending, cooking times, steaming in cups, and serving suggestions with citrus additions.
An editorial proverb notes that patience and good nature help navigate life’s urgent trials, suggesting calm persistence and a positive disposition can ease challenges and yield favorable outcomes.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble often unaware. Kidney health affects other organs and can cause back pain head aches low ambition and despondency. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root claims to restore kidney health and offers a sample bottle by mail with ten cent postage and available sizes at drug stores.
A remark states that when a father has charge of the baby the child’s face is invariably dirty. It notes a perception about caregiving habits and cleanliness.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as easy to use for wool silk linen cotton and blends. It claims the product will not spot fade streak or run and advises buyers to tell their druggist the fabric type before dyeing.
A concise maxim from Burke urges readers to avoid giving up and to push through hardship with steady work. The line champions resilience as a remedy for discouragement.
A dated recipe collection presents Tapioca Puree cooked in chicken stock then milk, finished with cream and salt. Also includes Chicken With Rice, Stuffed Cabbage with a rice and mutton filling, Virginia Sugar Biscuit, and a Chicken Stuffing with bread crumbs peanuts and onion.
A vintage advertisement claims Cole's Carbolsalve relieves burning itching and torturing skin diseases instantly stops burn pain heals without scars. It lists prices 80c and 60c and instructs readers to ask a druggist or send payment to The J. W. Cole Co. Rockford NL for a package.
In a small town two tired men discuss candidates for office. One praises Mr. Pusher for his handshake and charm, while the other questions him. The dialogue ends with a note about the candidate's pride in his gold watch.
John D. Rockefeller Jr. told a YMCA audience in New York that brilliance without energy and ability without action are useless. He emphasized that a person must seize a good idea rather than merely recognize it.
A Washington Star excerpt quotes Uncle Eben offering humor about vehicles and mules. He says a mule has sense to balk a locomotive. The brief remark reflects rural humor and railway era transportation attitudes.
During the war Australian soldiers quartered with the Gordon Highlanders took mischief with Scots. A Gordon trod on an Australian’s foot. the Aussie leaped up and complained. The Scotsman replied that he tried to jump over it but a Hellan imman is human not a kangaroo.
In a humorous exchange Mrs. Johnson claims Gabe Gunshun cannot recall his marriage year. Gap Johnson responds that the man even forgets when he swapped for his best dog, a remark cited by the Kansas City Star.
Tommy and Bob visit grandma and reveal they saved her work by tasting the peaches. Mother learns the boys ate many peaches and left only a few to cook.
An old bachelor states that the line between firmness and obstinacy is a matter of sex. His wry comment reflects social humor about gender roles and steadfastness in daily life.
A reader complains about lithographs advertising a shocker, but falls asleep during the film. The exchange ends with the theater usher telling the complainant to let the lady pass at the ticket window.
A mother and her young son pass a candy shop when the boy spots a display of all day suckers. He pleads for one prompting the mother to pull him away and scold his tease about wanting candy at four in the afternoon.
The Boston Transcript notes a quip by Johnny Weaver about a New York literary circle. He jokes their song would be Merrily we roll a log, reflecting playful banter over a cliquish literary group.
In a heated argument not much attention is paid to danger signals, leaving room for missteps and potential escalation as tempers flare and warning cues go unheeded.
A succinct debate notes that speaking much without relevance loses impact. Proponents urge concise, pertinent remarks to convey clear meaning and avoid filler.
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