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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
8
A New York correspondent pressed Admiral Peary with a pointed question during a meeting with his party aboard the explorer's ship on the Labrador coast. Peary, agitated, demanded the exact inquiry as the interview touched on the Cook controversy and Peary’s polar claims.
A raconteur recalls peculiar baptismal and pet names from Georgia and elsewhere. He notes Exey Bezema, Hallowed Harris, and a mangy dog named Mo over drawn from biblical evocation and local speech, reflecting colorful naming traditions.
An Afro American tale of a bruised laborer relating a violent workplace incident. A white employer reacts with horror while the worker recounts a barbed sequence of verbal provocation, a fist strike, brass knucks, a torn ear, and brutal stomping. The narrator expresses deep disgust at the racial violence.
H C M Case of the University of Illinois says farmers must use more tractors or raise more colts within five years as a horse shortage looms. Farm data from 125 counties show colt production replacing only about one quarter of annual horse losses, a trend echoed nationwide by USDA crop reporters. Colts are framed as a by product on corn belt farms, usable with spring workloads and roughage feeds.
Iowa State College reports white snakeroot is deadly to cattle with calves dying near Avoca from feeding on the weed. The plant grows 2 3 feet tall with white clusters. kept cattle out of wooded pastures during dry weather to prevent trembles and tainted milk.
As lambs reach about three weeks old they begin grain intake and should have a creep area inaccessible to ewes. Feed lambs oats bran and crushed corn with high quality second cut clover or alfalfa hay. Feed remaining trough as lambs get fresh supply twice daily. Early, abundant feeding helps nursing lambs convert feed efficiently, aiding young market readiness.
Dialogue shows Qne asking why Randall-Why stopped eating candy. Hachel replies he left the habit since dating the other person in the scene.
A brief Calif ornia Pelican line features a flirtatious exchange where Marqueta rebukes a kiss while the Senor Don Juan defends it as pleasure not business. The quirky quip captures a lighthearted moment and regional flavor in a newspaper snippet.
A humorous exchange features an alderman admitting to a first bribe in childhood. Asked when he accepted the bribe, he replies that it was for washing his neck, reflecting a comical memory rather than a serious scandal.
Demand Bayer Aspirin only if the Bayer name appears on the package or tablets. Imitations may be dangerous and not proven safe by millions or prescribed by physicians. Also a humorous line asks what a grass widow is and answers The widow of a vegetarian.
The advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum as a complete toilet trio for cleansing soothing and perfuming the skin.
A terse exchange hints at a hidden meeting. The brief lines suggest secrecy and ambiguity between the speakers. No names or locations are given.
A survey of livestock care notes urges sun exposure for horses to avoid nervousness. USDA projects about 48 million baby pigs to be raised in the corn belt this year, up from 47.5 million last year. The guideline “Snare the feed and save the pigs” highlights early weeks. Emphasis on pure bred rams for quality and the role of dry roughage even with silage and protein supplements.
Advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative for adults over fifty to prevent constipation. It claims regular, gentle bowel movements for weeks or months with a single dose and markets a 60 cent bottle as harmless and pleasant to take.
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