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Newspaper

Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1917

Page

7

Western Canada sees bumper crops and rising prosperity

Western Canada reports good harvests across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with wheat oats and barley progressing about ten days ahead of last year. Farmers expect average yields around 30 to 85 bushels per acre and high profits from grain hogs beef and dairy production amid strong market prices and low disease.

Tost Canada Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta St. Paul Delta United States Western Daysland Winnipeg North American Calgary Edmonton Toronto

Admiral Fiske Teases Critic Swetson In New York

In a New York club Admiral Bradley Fiske parodied a naval critic by recalling Swetson who failed in medicine law and ministry then moved to a $2,500 Riverside Drive flat. A second man notes Swetson now writes magazine pieces on Why Men Fail and has found success.

Bradley Fiske New York Swetson Riverside Drive jWell

Free Cuticura Samples By Mail Offer

Advertises free Cuticura Ointment samples with a book and soap, sent by mail from Outburn Dept. L Boston. Claims soothing healing properties for skin troubles and promotes hot baths. Ends with a remark about lending money to a friend and not buying Liberty bonds.

Outburn Dept. L Boston

Elevating Graders In Earth Road Construction

A United States Department of Agriculture prepared overview explains elevating graders driven by a 25 horsepower tractor or 12 trained horses. The machine loosens soil with a plow, lifts and deposits it via a belt into roadbeds or wagons, and helps form embankments from borrow ditches. It notes high excavation rates but cautions about bogging, chokings, and hidden stumps limiting practical capacity to about one third to one half. It covers costs, weights, and operation by a team of four plus three men, plus typical drag scraper setups and labor needs for a 10 hour day, with average outputs from 3800 to 850 cubic yards.

United States Department of Agriculture

Apple campaign urged to aid allies and war effort

United States government food officials urge increased apple consumption to conserve wheat and meat for allies. The 1918– era campaign promotes careful packing and storage, grading standards, and home consumption with a goal of two million barrels avoided for export.

Uncle United States Food Administration Co-Operative Growers Washington Oregon California Idaho Colorado New York Iit Department of Agriculture

Typical cross section for earth road and hauling methods

The article describes road grading with elevating graders and the need for wagons, scrapers, and plows to move material efficiently. It outlines haul-length based choices: drag scrapers up to 160 ft, wheeled scrapers 150–600 ft, wagons beyond 600 ft, with rock material requiring drilling and blasting. It covers wheeled scraper capacity, costs, loading, and crew organization.

Prohibition Shifts Roles in Crimson Gulch Bank Heist

In Crimson Gulch a former boss bartender now works as a bank teller and is taking the money despite prohibition. Broncho Bob notes the change in roles but the risk and temptations remain the same as before.

Crimson Gulch Broncho Bob

Delays In Congress Prompt Stinging Rebuttal

A Kansas City Star cartoon caption questions lawmakers for stalling vital business with lengthy orations. Senator Slush responds with defiant humor over the perceived priority of his speech.

Congress Senator Slush Kansas City Star

Freezone promises painless corn relief from Cincinnati authority

A Cincinnati authority touts Freezone as a painless treatment for corns and calluses. A small bottle costs little at drug stores and can remove hard or soft corn or callus with direct application to the tender area, loosening and lifting it root and all. If unavailable, ask the druggist to source it.

Cincinnati

Sensations Shift From Body to Brain, UC Professor Says

Prof G H Parker of Harvard told University of California students that sensations are generated in the central nervous system, specifically the cerebral cortex, not in peripheral areas. Loss of a limb can still produce phantom feelings due to brain location of sensory nerves.

University of California G. H. Parker Harvard Parker

Exemption Sought by Rodgers L McCall Reveals Naval Duty

Rodgers L McCall of 624 Locust Avenue appeared in the Sixteenth district after passing a test. When asked about family ties he said no to parents siblings or wife and cited exemption due to belonging to the naval coast defense service and a letter ordering immediate foreign service.

Rodgers L. McCall Locust Avenue Naval Coast Defense Service Foreign Service Philadelphian Ledger

Wisconsin Commission Rules Typhoid Case A Personal Injury

The Wisconsin state industrial commission holds that typhoid contracted from a polluted water supply provided by the employer is a personal injury under the compensation act. Consequently more than 5000 dollars is awarded to workers whose cases have been debated since 1914.

State Industrial Commission of Wisconsin

Up to Date Remark Highlights Accomplishments

A brief exchange notes a person’s wide achievements and adds a quip about inhaling cigarrette smoke, presenting a light, informal snapshot of opinion and banter. No specific names or events are identified in the readable text.

Pie in the Dictionary Joke Echoes Yonkers Quip

Wise Tommie asks for pie in the dictionary and Aunt sardonically replies that it is the only place in her house where pie could be found. The exchange, captioned by Yonkers Statesman, preserves a domestic humor moment.

Tommie Yonkers Statesman

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