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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
6
Congress discusses convict-made goods bans and harsher anti trust penalties. Bills cover bonded warehouse savings, Alaska rail links, and income tax limits. Navy awards armor plate contract. Philippines peonage report. tariff amendments could crush monopolies. Diggs Caminetti trial proceeds. hygiene advances in Philippines noted. war secretary urges arbitration over war.
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Shanghai reports Nanking has fallen, depriving rebels of their final base. A Constantinople update details Turkey Bulgaria talks trading Adrianople claim for compensation elsewhere. President Gomez paraded troops at Maracay to illustrate military strength and deter seditious plots. Twenty Castro revolution prisoners marched with 6,000 loyal soldiers. Gomez aims to show power.
Reports tally fifty five major irrigation schemes affecting nearly 19 million acres in India. Nebraska records show 40 614 automobiles in use. Upcoming world lightweight title bout Ritchie Welsh set for Vancouver September 20. Carnegie receives Orange Nassau Grand Cross from Queen Wilhelmina. Johnson buys a Paris area home to pursue naturalization in France. Thaw wins three times against New York authorities and is jailed in Sherbrooke. Canadian geologist Kairnes warns against rushing to Shushanna district. Suffragists and British govt show signs of a truce per Mrs Pankhurst letter urging a holiday.
The Calumet Baking Powder Company advances a $250000 five story fireproof plant at South 41st avenue and Fillmore street. The facility features a cantilever shipping platform, modern machinery, glassed areas for sanitation, and a large laboratory for research to maintain product standards. the firm cites twenty five years of growth and strong Chicago industrial contribution.
Five year old Lucy attended a crowded service and stood in the aisle. When asked how she got even she replied she did not say any prayers. The anecdote captures a child's way of dealing with a busy church scene.
A curious exchange notes a cigarette ad offering a free large rug with each pack. The remark underscores how perception changes with perspective, highlighting irony in advertising.
Fragmentary quotes discuss contentment and desire, contrasting ring and cracked heads with material limits, and suggesting real want may be smaller than imagined. The passage hints at irony about pleasure and capability.
A farmer recounts long illness and ineffectual medical care until a Postum ad suggests coffee may be the cause. After switching from coffee to Postum he reports relief from bilious colic and rheumatism, improved digestion and appetite, and renewed energy. The letter promotes Regular and Instant Postum and invites readers to request The Road to Wellville.
A lively literary club session yields gossip as Mrs Wombat discusses her sister's troubled marriage. The confidential talk touches on personal motives and family disputes, reflecting a mix of social chatter and private matters.
A weekly cartoon by Bart of Minneapolis appears in this paper to promote the famous Clean Wheat Flour B A Co. Readers are urged to watch for a new drawing each week and pay attention to the advertising feature.
A Louisville Courier Journal quip recalls a trolley line in Egypt described as a thousand years old. The exchange highlights humor about ancient artifacts and modern transit.
On a Saturday afternoon dark clouds and lightning stirred rumors of rain but no shower materialized. A local skeptic, Mr Pozozzle, quips that he would not trust J Pluvius even under oath, highlighting comic doubt about the weather prophet.
The quoted exchange explores communal value of suitable food and humorously suggests indulging a dog biscuit for a companion. The dialogue signals light social banter about meals and appetite.
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