18 Apr 1929
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1929
Page
1
A fragmented northern forest article discusses enduring cold and the appeal of heavy coats, noting health risks from extreme indoor heating and the need for sensible dress. It urges prevention of injuries and infections with antiseptics, cautions against unsafe remedies, and mentions local contests in the Pacific as part of broader human risk and resilience themes.
Julia Bottomldy notes fashion of spring hats with floral side trims and jackets in print silks. Describes violets, gardenias, white flowers on black and straw, brimmed hats, and coordinated navy banana yellow silks. Highlights Paris turbans, wide brims, and mix of checks for jacket suits.
Radio programming listed for April across Red Blue and Columbia networks with daily time blocks from morning to late evening. Entries include Dr Stephen Wise Dr Parka Cadman Stetron Farada and major music and variety shows with stations such as N B C Blue Red networks and Columbia System. The schedule covers April 21 to April 27 with multiple daily slots and program names.
A Lausanne meeting of the International Broadcasting Union highlighted broadcasts in Esperanto. A survey shows 168 stations in Europe Asia and the United States read messages in Esperanto. The Geneva station makes weekly Esperanto broadcasts in this land.
The three sons of Charles Murathh and his wife Elizabeth, all born on February 20, mark a medical curiosity in Brooklyn. Charles Jr was born February 20, 1927, Joseph on February 20, 1928, and Edward on February 20, 1920, drawing attention from physicians.
A short testimonial extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and its ability to strengthen health against colds and pneumonia. The letter from Grand Island Nebraska praises the medicine, inviting readers to contact the Invalids Hotel Buffalo NY for free advice.
A humorous exchange centers on Hewitt’s claim that a man cannot live for himself alone while Jewett counters that a woman may see him first. The dialogue highlights perceived male weaknesses in a playful, social context.
In days of heavy postage Sir Walter Scott received a thick New York mail item costing £5. He read a manuscript titled The Cherokee Lover by an American woman who asked him to read revise prologue and push copyright for Drury Lane staging. Two weeks later a second packet arrived with another copy and a note about stormy weather delaying mail and fearing loss.
Odd dialogue frames a judge and car owner with questioning about a second hand auto driven long distances. A rabbi quotes or parodies adversity and instruction. The exchange mixes humor and legal doubt about prosecuting a “genius.” The piece reads like a quip-filled dialogue from a period paper.
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