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Newspaper

Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1928

Page

2

Soapsud family reunion in a foamy banquet

The Soapsud family holds a weekly wash tub banquet with Mrs and Mr Soapsud, Professor Dirty Clothes, and Teacher Spots as they celebrate a joyous, mud free gathering. They talk of representative spots and scrubbing, while everyone enjoys games and foamy foods in the wash tub playground.

Soapsud Susy Soapsud Sammy Sheffield Sidney Mamma Papa Spots Professor Solomon Soapsud Sammy Soapsud Sheffield Soapsud Sidney Soapsud Mamma Soapsud Papa Soapsud

SAWS By Viola Brothers Shore

SAWS by Viola Brothers Shore offers reflections on envy jealousy and love illustrating how possessiveness spoils relationships. It contrasts jealousy with envy and warns that love can both reveal cleverness and induce foolishness in women.

Viola Brothers

Head of a firm compared to ship captain and costly errors

A proverb-like note compares a firm head to a ship captain and warns that mistakes cost many people. It suggests not blaming a loved woman and reflects on thoughts shaping perceptions of divinity versus stone.

Tiny fish hatch from eggs in rivers lakes and seas

A short verse describes a mother fish laying many eggs in water bodies and the eggs hatching into tiny baby fish, all very small and wee. The line Ceovrahnt appears as a stray word.

Unemployment critique from Gustav Cassel at Columbia

Stockholm university economist Gustav Cassel spoke at Columbia University arguing unemployment is the era’s chief evil. He noted US unemployment around 3.5 to 4 million, blaming machinery displacement and overproduction, and endorsed Pollak Foundation ideas for a federal board to stabilize wages and purchase power.

Prorce Gustav Cassel Stockholm University Columbia University United States Pollak Foundation of Economic Research Newton Mass Federal Board of Control

Ant life expectancy and picnic feebleness noted

Entomologists say ants live eight to ten years. after age five they are thought too feeble to attend picnics. The remark emphasizes the long life of ants and humorous limits on their social activity.

The Caution Of Testing New Inventions And Theories

A successful manufacturer avoids buying new eight cylinder models until they have been on the market a year to reveal hidden faults. The piece argues that smart people welcome new ideas only after thorough testing and experience, noting progress comes in small steps and skepticism helps avoid premature trust.

Superstitions on Marriage and Life from Old Scottish Beliefs

The text lists archaic customs and beliefs about luck and marriage from Java and Scotland. It covers daily agricultural tasks linked to number one, the Adam and Messiah explanation, seven planetary influences on the soul, wedding rituals such as lifting the bride over the threshold and yellow veils, bean luck, orange blossoms, cat sneezes, surname initials, gaze etiquette, dog restrictions, funeral omens, and Friday as a lucky marriage day in Scotland.

Java Adam Lebrew Scotland Western Newspaper Union

No Wild Canary Declared In North America By Biological Survey

The survey states there is no species known as the wild canary in North America. The birds called canaries are either goldfinch or yellow warbler and are protected by state law, with yellow warbler also protected federally. They may not be kept in captivity.

Pudd’nhead Wilson The Biological Survey North America

Red Cross Units Mobilize Women in Soviet Push

Reported that ten thousand Ukrainian Communist girls joined Red Cross detachments and two hundred completed sanitary courses becoming "red purses" as Russia militarizes the population for an anticipated capitalist attack.

Red Cross

Constipation Gone Has Roses in Her Cheeks Now

Mrs Rebecca Campbell of Dyersburg Tennessee endorses Milks Emulsion claiming it cured her constipation improved skin and eyes and gave her energy. She says she took 15 bottles and felt transformed noting it also stopped cold and stomach trouble and boosted her nephew after four bottles. The Milks Emulsion Co Terre Haute Indiana advertises a satisfaction guarantee.

Rebecca Campbell R. R Dyersburg Tenn The Milks Emulsion Co Terre Haute Ind

Risk cycles shadow presidential tenure in history

Barron’s Financial Weekly notes a pattern where presidents elected in 1840 1860 1880 1900 and 1920 died in office three by assassination. It suggests a cautious view that a future winner, possibly in 1040, might worry about such cycles and risks.

Barron’s Financial Weekly

Druggist’s Nervous Client Clashes Over Poison Mix

A tense exchange unfolds as a nervous client questions a druggist about a supposed poison mix while the clerk insists it should be safe, wagering the outcome will soon reveal the truth.

Free Speech Banter Sparks Online Backlash

A provocative exchange circulates online as a post cites a debate on speakers and listening costs. Critics argue the remark whitewashes amplification while supporters say speech should be freely accessible despite venue fees.

Artful Men Weigh Words and Meanings Differently

A compact reflection on how speech can misalign with intent as some speak harsher than their words imply and others mean harsher things than they express. The saying underscores mismatch between language and intention.

Heaven’s Gates Open to Tears in Talmud Saying

A Talmud saying notes that even when heaven’s gates close to prayer they remain open to tears. The proverb emphasizes repentance and heartfelt lament as a path to divine attention.

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