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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1908
Page
8
A garbled OCR excerpt describes a siege and the emperor’s rule, noting women seeking safety and movement within a town. It mentions a long practice at the city gate, a husband, and a daughter figure, with unclear names and dates, reflecting a chaotic retelling of wartime conduct and gender roles.
The report from the Commerce and Labor Departments shows 1907 prices averaging 5.8 percent above 1900, 44. percent above 1897, and 20.5 percent higher than the 1800– Debated figures indicate October 1907 had monthly prices 12 percent above the annual 1907 average, with all major groups showing gains versus 1906. Farm goods and clothing led increases, while lumber and metals rose as well. The report notes price strength waned in late 1907 with varied changes across 658 articles observed.
The article discusses Isdrophobia and dog behavior with cautionary notes on signs of rabies. It cites Caspar Whitney on aggressive dog displays, then shifts to medical opinions on women’s professional roles and public health attitudes. It mentions reform ideas for hygiene education and a commission to monitor legislation, ending with a comparison of political figures’ weights.
Reported in Tammondsport New York the airship Boomerang piloted by Charles C. Jones suffered a crash near Bath after starting from Tammondsport and a flight to Watkins. The craft reportedly ripped its gas bag in a tree a short distance from Bath ending the voyage.
An article urges farmers to buy own tools rather than overbuy machinery. It notes health signs in livestock, cautions against gob-tongued agents, and mentions a New York woman planning to raise humming birds on Long Island. It covers manure practices, onion germination, root growth, and European grain production trends.
In a Chicago Inter Ocean piece a quirky device called the rooster nynazle is described as a contraption for crowing. It features a cobstel mechanism that makes a rooster’s neck erect, wings spread, head thrown back, and beak open to produce a crow. The passage envisions its use to keep roosters quiet in crowded cities by restricting crowing.
The passage depicts a determined suffrage leader responding in heated rhetoric about the sacrifices and bravery of women. A figure identified as Inafer interrupts with a boastful retort comparing a spectacle to a circus tent and an animal tent, reflecting chaotic public discourse surrounding the movement.
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