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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1916
Page
3
An advertisement touts Warner's Safe Diabetes Remedy as a safe herbal treatment for diabetes. It claims lasting results, cites a testimonial from James Platt of Dayton Ohio, and notes a free sample policy and distribution by Warner's Safe Remedies Co. Rochester, N Y.
A obituary tribute recalls a modest woman famed for broad charity and leniency toward others. Her refrain when gossip arose was that others may not know the full case, a Christian lesson likened to the Ten Commandments, shaping a kinder world.
The superintendent questions a man in the lunatic asylum after his wife Mrs Naggs asks to take him home. The attendant confirms the visit and the man refuses to leave, insisting he would rather stay. The superintendent remarks he never trusted the man, speculating on his sanity.
Those who dwell on farms should be the most healthy and happy of all mankind, the article promotes rural well being and contentment as a societal ideal.
A man admits he acted foolishly and embraces a path toward wisdom. He reflects on prior errors, accepts lessons learned, and commits to smarter choices going forward.
A reflective note compares teaching a girl in business to handle delicate machinery with instructing her on the care of her own body. It emphasizes thorough guidance and caution in both technical and personal domains.
A collection of kitchen tips and recipes including plum pudding in molds with almond garnish and sauces. calf liver and pork dish baked in pan with nutmeg. pork tenderloins in chafing dish with tomato and macaroni. oatmeal pudding with whipped cream. eggs stuffed with chicken. baked peaches with pan syrup. Laughter linked to digestion among ancestors.
Advice lists foods that trigger indigestion and biliousness including hot breads fried foods and greasy cakes. It notes undercooked starchy foods should be avoided and cold roast pork may be tolerated while hot roast is not. It cautions fat removal from poultry and notes fish shellfish cabbage and root vegetables can upset digestion. Apples oranges and bananas varied effects with tea also discussed.
Fashion writers note a new evening gown silhouette blending medieval and empire styles with a vampire air. Gowns feature slim lines, trains, metal thread and jewelwork, exposing the waist and arms, with long draperies and vivid colors. French styles favor straight silhouettes, soft fabrics, and longer skirts, signaling a shift from stiff petticoats and crinolines.
Jewelry should harmonize with new fall gowns and vice versa. Buyers are urged to plan outfits with pendants bracelets rings and brooches matching colors and materials, whether for many outfits or a single frock, stressing thoughtful coordination and quality. A young buyer favors pink coral for her autumn look paired with a silver necklace.
In a comic scene a young suitor asks Old Gotrox-But for his twelve year old daughter in marriage. The exchange notes the girl's age and the barber trade boom drawing attention to women in the workforce amid a bustling Indy setting.
The quote argues that executive power lies in compelling others to do work and claims that true business talent is innate rather than developed through experience or training. It frames leadership as an inherent trait rather than a skill set learned.
In a wry aside The Contrary notes that baseball differs by crowd energy. as attendance climbs the crowd grows louder and more intense, fueling higher excitement and demand for future games.
Dr E Sauer touts Nuxated Iron as a cure for fatigue and nerve weakness caused by iron deficiency. He claims two five grain tablets thrice daily after meals for two weeks can markedly boost strength, with a money back guarantee if strength does not double in ten days.
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