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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1925
Page
1
A prominent railroad chief, after health troubles and futile local treatment, travels to New York for diagnosis. Leading specialists urge a strict diet, no smoking, and minimal exertion to gain five more years, prompting the patient’s ironic question about the benefit.
A Louisianan explains that voting 'tests' for blacks are educational and strictly constitutional while whites face a different inquiry. In another scene, lawyer informs Michael Finnerty of an inheritance as he endures a comic, drawn out exchange in an excavation.
The Jaguar interrupts a bragging contest between the Lion and the Tiger. He announces he will tell his own story of travel from South America aboard a boat and his impressive yellow countenance and strength. The others encourage him to begin and listen.
Agnes Wignall of Taleville New York testifies to relief after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming it helped her health after childbirth. The ad asserts the tonic benefits for women’s ailments and promotes purchase through druggists nationwide.
Esther explains after returning home that her meal with the Smiths left nothing uneaten. Her mother asks why she ate out while lunch was available. Esther replies that everything was counted during the outing.
Tom and Mary seek a quiet life after years in a hotel. She plans to wear an old-fashioned house dress and bake biscuits. He replies he will wear overalls and eat them.
An inventor from Bog land introduces a device placed beside the bed emitting 12 color flashes at set intervals. Supposed to soothe and induce sleep, the machine is alleged to have cured several stubborn cases in ten to fifteen minutes.
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