19 Dec 1912
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1912
Page
1
Blissful supposition. Miss Jack Mr Brown dialogue hints at a spring chick and unknown world beyond, sprinkled with dialect humor.
Mrs Geo F Clark of Therisa Missouri describes a five year battle with eczema on the scalp. After using Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap she reports complete recovery, hair regrowth, and relief from itching and burning. She notes the Cure came after trying many doctors and shaving options.
Dr Woods Hutchinson at the Twentieth Century club in Boston criticizes popular diet fads and baked beans. He warns against amateur dieticians and stresses evidence from trained experts. The talk includes a digression about an amateur photographer and leaning buildings in Pisa.
Senator Sorg hums that the altercation involving him may be more obscure to the casual listener. The dialogue notes recurring exchanges and a sense of unresolved dispute.
A garbled OCR item mentions a marriage context and potential civil actions. Names appear distorted, with references to Winslow, Kate, and Chow Way, plus notes about serving or notifying parties. Content is incomplete and unclear but suggests a legal or ceremonial notice about marriage or legitimacy.
Condensed notes cover October imports of luxuries, daily value near one million dollars, wall street commissions around fifty million yearly, pension increases for 228 retirees, Christmas adjournment, bowlegs versus knock-knees debate, unseating of Representative Bowman over election guilt, Roddenberry’s critique of Jack Johnson and Lucille Cameron marriage, and Illinois marriage ruling faulted as dangerous to national peace.
A wide run of items covers a writ denial for Moose Lodge incorporation, perjury summons for Ortie McManigal aloft, and $2 bond for immediate grand jury appearance. The Atlantic fleet plans New York stay with holiday spending, rent relief efforts target poor families, and a Missouri cafe owner’s wife dies by suicide amid health woes. Also noted are a failed land sale in Oklahoma, boundary talks on the Duluth Superior harbor, four hangings in Oregon, a deadly clash near New Jersey, and political shifts in the Progressive party led by George W. Perkins. Compound reports include rail bandit Kinney Bergman’s death, a Idaho shooting, a Virginia manslaughter verdict, the Dora steamship likely total loss, New Jersey charities, and major bequests to Harvard and Columbia affiliates.
Munich reports the death of Luitpold, prince regent of Mavaria, aged 91, ending a long era of prominence. The note follows other world items including a British battleship sinking an unidentified steamship and a royal health update for Queen Maud of Norway. The Servian minister to Austria, M Simics, has been recalled, unsettling Austro-Servian tensions.Railway workers across Sunderland, York, and Leeds join a sympathy strike with Northwestern railway workers amid a protest over engine driver demotion for drunkenness off duty.
Allamakee County favors the saloon regulation plan with about 72 percent support, enough for one saloon per town and two in Waukon. Other items include sales data on the Long farm near Monroe, Prospect Place in Cedar Rapids to be a sanitarium, and Grimes corn husking records. Reports cover accidents, crimes, political nominations, labor victories, and notable deaths.
Islanders faced a rapid rise in car accidents as autos arrived, prompting the legislature to ban motor vehicles. Leading cities lobbied to repeal the law, but public influence maintained the prohibition despite pressure.
A humorous dialogue notes a bachelor friend seeking a long awaited partner for joys and sorrows. Mrs Crimsonbeak teases that he is slow, while the bachelor is described as searching for a BL lent partner in a playful exchange.
An advertorial note from 191% touts tired blood as stunting growth in children, urging mothers to buy Tonitives products to enrich the blood. It claims proper blood health ensures future vitality, promotes the product for girls and boys, and lists Buffalo, New York as the source.
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