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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
3
In a playful Birmingham Age Berald style exchange, Mr. Dwobble recalls a contrite offer and a prank involving a package fashioned as shoes. He quips about not being adamant when a caller says sorry and hands him a corkscrew as the remedy.
A chaotic exchange centers on personal exemption during hardship as Henpeck explains deducting car fare and lunch money from income tax. The scene references New Yorks Run and a demand for unbroken pay envelopes.
A fragmented dialogue explores name origins, including Alizabeth Pegasa and Pegasu as imagined immortals. The speakers joke that Pegasu implies an everlasting nag, while noting a concealed next poem and a stubborn, crooked stereotype in the speaker.
An American observer portrays Siberia beyond clichés describing Vladivostok and other cities, climate extremes, and the diverse peoples. He notes enduring harsh winters, rich wildflowers, oriental influences, and the strong yet gentle Siberian peasantry amid historical upheavals and wartime ruins.
Canada remains the second largest buyer of the United States with total trade for the year ending March 31 at 2.45 billion dollars. Imports from the U S averaged 100 dollars per capita and rose by 175 million from the prior year, while Great Britain led as the top customer. Georges Carpentier discusses sport and French attitudes in an interview with a girl reporter.
The matron checks on a seasick traveler in the cabin and asks how she may help. The girl requests to be picked up and dropped off under a large tree, a small plea amid the crossing.
An officer's attempt to shoot a dog exposes the subtle emptiness of patrol routine and questions the purpose of law enforcement, highlighting the strain of aimless daily duties and the search for significance.
A reader recounts a laughable workplace moment with a new stenographer and a biting note. The article goes on to discuss Charlies J. Brown’s collection of 25 Cree and other Indian myths on human origins at the Wisconsin State Historical Museum for University of Wisconsin summer students.
Stillwell returns home in good humor and plans a late visit to the Mortons while his wife prefers a quiet evening. He notes Morton told Collins they would call, so they can depart early to avoid inconveniencing their hosts. The board of health—three square meals a day.
In a New York Sun excerpt Juggins describes new neighbors lacking basic household gear. Muggins questions the claim while Juggins recalls borrowing a lawn mower hose stepladder saw ice cream freezer and books.
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