13 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
1
A Star North Carolina woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills with curing months of abdominal troubles. After doctors advised surgery she used the remedy for seven months and regained ability to work, prompting her to share the testimonial. The piece promotes the medicine as a remedy for ailments peculiar to women and suggests others try it before surgery.
In New York George Luks joked that high servant wages favor unions and industry leaders, then quipped about a painter whose work is “hung on the line” a line he followed by noting his wife’s fate, ending with a bitter twist.
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant herbal medicine for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It promises consistent quality, offers sample bottles for ten cents, and directs readers to buy in medium or large bottles at drug stores.
A brief note notes a young writer named Carolyn Wells on Cinderella. It suggests a moral arc from a troubled beginning to an end described as a hymeneal affair, reflecting literary commentary of the period.
Mrs Ellen Harris reports dramatic relief after using Eatonic at meals. Thousands testify to its effect in reducing excess acidity and gases that cause indigestion heartburn bloating belching and food repeating. A large box costs only a trif le with a druggist guarantee.
A broad historical sketch contrasts Jacques Henri Bernardin de Saint-Pierre with the tale of Paul and Virginia. It recounts the lovers’ bond on Isle de France, the perilous voyage, Virginia’s return home, and the shipwreck that fates them to a quiet burial beside the church, ending with their united rest.
A January 16 lesson from Moody Bible Institute outlines Jesus the Children's Friend with focus on the rich young ruler. It examines his virtues and errors, Jesus answers about eternal life, and the demand to sell possessions. It notes the difficulty of wealth in entry to the kingdom and promises reward for following Christ.
The quote argues dissatisfaction stems from not aligning with God’s will in the soul’s birth and mission. True change requires internal rebirth, not alterations to outward circumstances. The speaker emphasizes discovering and living this divine will as the chief aim and hope.
A proverb-like reflection notes that people rarely recognize their temperamental traits until someone labels them. The remark suggests feedback can reveal inner dispositions and influence self awareness.
An ad-like piece discusses daily wear on the human body and the need to replace it for health. It emphasizes heart function, energy, and vitality, and promotes medical literature from Atlanta Georgia.
A New York physician learns his Scotch Irish ancestry may not trace to a local district. A puzzled journey to the old homeland district prompts a sharp Irishman to question the premise. The scene is punctuated by rain as a limousine parade passes with a dog in pink boots and satin covering attracting the crowd.
The London Zoological Society reports progress in filming rare animals for records. Beasts motion on screen, unprompted by language, may surpass human performers for artistic clarity.
The thumb test helps determine fabric strength and weaving quality. The fabric is held between forefingers and thumbs as knuckles press together, creating strain. Strength shows by how easily it tears or resists tearing.
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