12 Jul 1923
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1923
Page
1
J A Keeler of Mt. Ranier Maryland, after fourteen years of illness, regained health with Tanlac and gained forty pounds. He resumes work daily and credits Tanlac for his recovery, noting improved digestion and vitality. The ad notes Tanlac is sold widely and claims 37 million bottles sold.
The Maryville Democrat-Forum asks why people constantly think others must act as they do and notes some see life as a constant sleep while judging others.
An analysis describes leaders as individuals with crown-like front head development, strong intellect, and combativeness behind the ear. It links firmness and self-esteem to leadership, while noting social warmth may be weaker in the back head. Observations include facial features, gesture patterns, and voice projection as indicators.
A description of personality traits linked to business success. The piece links head shape to faculties such as acquisitiveness secretiveness destructiveness and combativeness. It argues that combined with intellect and friendship these traits make a go-getter who loves the game and does not weary of it.
The text describes the forehead as indicating constructive ability and links con structiveness to the middle side temples two inches above and behind the eye outer angle. It attributes invention to its possessor enabling complex builds like machines, plants, locomotives, typewriters, and thrashing machines, noting builders are always constructing in some form.
Describes a large-boned, constructive man as an admirable employee likely to rise. He is direct and honest, speaks little, and acts on plans without revealing them. His slower, steady nature contrasts with a quicker brother who may sell ideas, emphasizing durable, methodical thinking.
The article argues that conscientiousness appears as a square upper head and full eyes with an open expression. It links inner honesty to the growth of forehead regions for reason benevolence and reverence, noting that combined traits imply true honesty and broader concept of honor in battle behind the ear.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt discusses the pear shaped facial type in esthetics and art. It describes physical and personality traits, aptitudes for light work, creativity, and social behavior, with a brief anecdote about a politically active local woman and a family dinner incident.
A Kansas station test fed two pig groups on alfalfa pasture. One group received corn alone, the other corn plus 0.25 pounds of tankage daily. Over 120 days, gains rose to 1.25 pounds per head daily with tankage, while corn alone yielded 0.75 pounds. Tankage saved corn and protected pasture from root damage.
A summer feeding plan for laying hens emphasizes constant dry mash to sustain production. A mash of 200 pounds oats 100 pounds bran 100 pounds ground corn and 0.75 pounds tankage supports efficient digestion and steady lay. Adequate rations prevent molt-linked drops in output and help identify slow producers for culling.
Cattle and sheep in stockyards frequently catch shipping fever or hemorrhagic septicemia. Losses peak in fall, especially among stocker and feeding cattle, with milking cows and sheep at risk. The disease poisons blood, runs a short course, and can be fatal. the U S Bureau of Animal Industry aims to stop its spread and offers a free bulletin on treatment from the Agriculture Department in Washington, D C.
A small fat sheep earns a better price than a large poor sheep. Scrub bulls can still make a fair grade of bologna. Extra care at lambing time saves lambs and boosts piglets raised from farrowed sows. Pregnant sows need calm handling, feeding, and protection from dogs and rough gates to reduce losses.
A hippo boasts of long family history and Greek roots for its name and laments Greek learning. He explains lip speak is universal, praises rest and food, resists exercise, and dreams of more rest and meals as a sparrow watches from his pool side room.
A series of short riddles and wordplay lines. The text asks what has teeth but cannot bite and answers with playful phrases such as a saw and references to rose water and a swallow. It includes stray lines about birds and a ship simile linked to boarding.
Kansas City woman recalls a long illness after childbirth and how an advertisement for E. Fiesbem's Vegetable Compound led to her recovery. She credits the remedy with restoring her health after doctors said further help was not possible.
A dialect sketch portrays Mose claims pride in becoming professor of pathology at a college. His friend questions literacy while Mose explains the role as showing how to enter and exit college grounds. The piece captures regional speech and social humor.
The article notes that the tins needed to hold 10 000 tons of talcum powder used by American women last year, if placed end to end, would form a chain about 2 147 miles long, spanning from New York to Santa Fe New Mexico.
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