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Newspaper

Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1916

Page

3

Taos Taos Pueblo San Geronimo Day Spectacle Draws Crowd

Visitors flock to Taos Taos County for the San Geronimo Day festival at Taos Pueblo in New Mexico. The celebration includes the harvest pole raising, sun dance rites, dances, bread and melon offerings, and a grand ball hosted in San Fernandez de Taos. The event attracts spectators from across the United States and other pueblos, with extensive native crafts for sale and a finale by the ancient clowns. Taos is noted for its enduring old-world culture and a notable artist and writer community.

Lee New Mexico Arizona Colorado Santa Fe Pueblo of San Geronimo de Taos Pueblos Taos Junction Hernando de Alvarado Coronado San United States San Fernandez de Taos Pueblo Piaza Lttle San Fernandez Te San Geronimo Pueblo Taos Saint Jeromes Casa Grande Great House Colm Booth Europe Asia Africa America Joseph Henry Sharp Bert G. Philips Ralph Meyers E. Irving Couse W. Herbert Dunton New York Robert Henri EK. L. Blumenschein O. E. Berninghaus St. Louis Walter Ufer Chicago Julius Rolshoven Florence Italy J. H. Wilson Seattle Sheldon Parsons Victor Higgins Doris Rosenthal Los Angeles Helen Dunlap Whittier Cal Col Kit Carson Gov

Helping the Doctor First Voluntary Aid

A dialogue excerpt from the Sydney Bulletin shows a Voluntary Aid asking how to treat a patient with a 105 degree temperature and another advising to put him down at 100. The doctor is described as nervous if this wears on.

Sydney Bulletin

Petition Nonresponse Sparks War Concerns

A fragment notes that Flubdub refused to sign a petition to end the war and mentions a previous petition led by Be in somewhat, with a claim that the war has not ended.

Fortunes In Stamps Crowd Notable US Collectors

A list of famous stamp collectors across the United States names George Worthington of Cleveland Henry Dunveen of New Jersey and others with stamps valued in the hundreds of thousands to over a million dollars. The roster includes Charles Lathrop Pack Joseph Lozier Theodore Steinway Henry Gibson Henry Hill Brandholz H Towne Charles Hatfield and J Morgenthau. A separate exchange about a play titled The Standstill ends with a brief joke.

United States George 4H. Worthington Cleveland Henry J. Dunveen Ernest R. Ackerman New Jersey Charles Lathrop Pack Lakewood N. J American Conservation Association Joseph T. Lozier Theodore Steinway Henry C. Gibson Philadelphia

Futurists mocked in sharp exchanges and sly theft accusation

In a terse dialogue, Ammune blasts futurists as art not worth praising. Another voice notes the problem of powerful futurists escaping repercussion. A third speaker warns of a man in the room with his hand in pockets while a child’s trousers are accused in a tense exchange.

Quality Angling Philosophy For Brook Trout

The essay argues that anglers should value savor and skill over quantity, noting easy access via cars increases brook trout fishing near cities. It cautions against chasing big numbers and promotes enjoyment of the day, with accuracy of expectations and personal satisfaction as keys. The segment ends with a jarring joke about a reckless remark and a doctor’s response.

After a Stormy Session

Dolan asks Rafferty if he studied parliamentary law. Rafferty replies he has, noting that parliamentary law must be rewritten to stop a gentleman from throwing a brickbat when another raises a point of order.

Monday Speed Era Pay Up Prompts Question

A reader notes Monday as a fine day for motor activity and asks why Monday is special. The reply attributes it to the Sunday speed era payment requirement.

Draped Traditions in Bridal Underlinens Trend to Modern Shops

The article surveys how bridal undergarments shift from hand sewn chests of old to ready made pieces from shops. It notes women gain leisure, trends favor silk and satin, and new negligees pair with gowns. It suggests visiting shops that specialize in original designs for affordable duplication.

Trousseau Magerle the Fundy

Elegant Nightgowns and Robes Inspire Modern Bridal Finery

The article describes a shift from plain practical robes to fashionable nightgowns and negligees inspired by Venice and Moscow styles. It highlights white chiffon and pink chiffon ensembles, lace headpieces, and long trains. Fabric trends favor flesh pink, blue ribbons, and empire Grecian influences with embroidered hems and picot edging.

Venice Moscow Josephine

First Line Defense for Appetite and Digestion

A brief note promotes an over the counter product labeled First Line Defense aimed at improving appetite and digestion. The copy urges trying a bottle to address poor appetite and indigestion with simple usage guidance.

Collie Hero Saves Girl From Trolley Track

Buster a collie known to Miss Lillian Matteer saves eight year old Jennie Cockburn from a trolley car by pulling her to safety as the motor car brakes begin. Neighbors praise the dog for wit and courage.

Buster Lillian Matteer Boston Post Lizzie Cockburn Jennie Cockburn Miss Matteer Cockeburns Jennie Miss Matteers Cockburn House

Fiery red pimples cure from infancy to age

An advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for skin troubles with a free sample offer by mail from Boston. It also notes smugglers hiding cotton in flour sacks, exposing cotton in the middle layers during a blockade inspection.

Dept. L Boston

War era bonnets and wishes in Maine

In a brief domestic scene Mrs Styles begs for a new military bonnet priced at nineteen dollars, while Mr Styles questions the need as war rages. The section shifts to a lighter note asking what creeper plant suits a house, then a report of whales off Maine’s coast.

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