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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
2
Horace Finnigan of Duluth praised the hunger strikers and recalled a family memory. He recounts a night when his wife sent their eldest son to bed hungry, and he overheard the boy asking to eat honey in the comb or in the brush as a joke.
Drugstore reports show many sufferers unaware of kidney disease while Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root is praised for mild healing effects. An insurer notes many applications rejected due to unseen kidney trouble. Sample bottle available for ten cents by mail to Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
A witty exchange pivots on Professor Linstein and relativity as an old man jokes about his mother-in-law becoming a mother-in-law again. The banter hints at a fresh complaint, with amused bystanders weighing in on the topic.
A new use for phonograph records aids teaching of Gregorian chants across Catholic colleges seminaries convents and churches. The talking machine offers a practical oral method for this challenging musical style.
The notice promotes Bayer Aspirin as a trusted medicine. It encourages using genuine Bayer Tablets, following physician dosages used for 21 years, and notes safety proven by millions. It lists common pains and illnesses treated and mentions inexpensive twelve tablet tins and larger packs from druggists.
A new office boy mailed two letters with wrong stamps to Italy and Seattle. The chief discovered the 2-cent stamp on Italy and the 5-cent stamp on Seattle. The boy claimed he corrected the mistake by entering the post office and altering the addresses.
In a wry exchange a dentist notes that grim historical torture pictures in a waiting room may ease nerves. The patient questions their appropriateness, but the dentist argues that exposing patients to ancient torments makes dental pain seem minor by comparison.
A woman asks a conductor if her dog can pay and ride in a seat like other passengers. The conductor replies she will be treated the same as any passenger, with the dog allowed a seat as long as it does not place feet on it.
During a Ottawa farewell luncheon the retiring governor general the Duke of Devonshire called the moment very sad. Curiosity grows whether his remark signaled departure or his July 18 order in council making Ontario dry, noted by Kingston Ont Whip.
An upset spectator blocked the departing umpire at the park and shouted for a dog, prompting a blunt exchange. The piece shifts to quotes from American Legion Weekly features on love and modern life, noting a 45 minute journey for a couple.
In a broad analysis, theSouthern Pine association warns that within eight years 3000 salt mills may close and output drop 50 percent. Reforestation bills advance in Congress, with the Capper and Snell proposals aiming to regulate and encourage forest growth. A national forestry policy committee surveys viewpoints as experts warn of shrinking virgin forests and rising lumber transport costs.
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