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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
8
A McClure Newspaper Syndicate piece argues the pleasing voice draws favorable attention at home and work. It warns loud coarse enunciation harms sales and status, urging cultivation of smooth speech and courteous manner for employers and all professions.
The fragment quotes a misattributed line about fighting and fleeing and traces Oliver Goldsmith to Ireland born 1728. It notes his father a pastor, entry to Trinity College Dublin, a failed ministry bid, tutor post lost over a card dispute, a failed America voyage, uncle funding, and studies in Dublin then Edinburgh without a degree.
Goldsmith, who studied at Leyden with his uncle funding, wrote The Vicar of Wakefield and The Deserted Village which quickly gained popularity and substantial royalties. He died in London on April 4, 1774, leaving debts over ten thousand pounds.
Fragmented verse on enduring friendship and independence. The piece extols how good friends enrich life yet true friendship should not rely on others for survival, urging self sufficiency and mutual support across seasons. It attributes the sentiment to McClure's Newspaper Syndicate.
The text links surnames to English parishes such as Wycliffe and Merriott, notes John Wycliffe’s birth in 1324, and recounts Maryland and Virginia family migrations. It mentions David Wickliffe’s descendants and kin with connections to colonial figures, plus Lumley lore and a Boston wool import note.
Readable fragments offer vegetarian main dishes and dessert ideas. Recipes include a pea and corn vegan style mix pressed into cups with cream sauce, a nut roast with vegetables, creamy soups, melon with lemon sauce, berry pie with ice cream, and mock sausages using beans bread crumbs and sage.
A tale contrasts sponge fishermen in Key West with theatrical managers. An experienced playwright pitches a historical drama based on the Lost Dolphin, but the manager rejects it arguing the public would not understand or fund such a play. The anecdote recalls Wilton Lackaye and remarks about producing Les Miserables.
An historic Baltimore site near a shot tower becomes the scene of a drunken dispute between Eugene Mayer, a German saloon keeper, and his thirsty companion. A tense argument over right and wrong leads to a heated wager as drinks are ordered and a plan to tilt the tower’s surroundings is discussed.
A damaged maritime fragment recalls a transport ship with troops near Brest and Newfoundland. The crew battles severe weather, lightning, and rough seas while one lifeline momentarily raises hopes of salvation as the vessel fights close to rocky shores.
The American Railways Development association backs efforts to improve approaches to towns with liberal planting along rail lines. Committees in many cities will press manufacturers to keep yards neat and install new station signs showing population real estate wealth and chief industry.
J P Rit ing, president of the MWlnels Mister House Painters and Decorators' wiso eration, argues painters protect citizens from destruction greater than fire or burglars. He says paint shields life and property by sealing surfaces, preventing rot and rust that damage wood and metal continually.
The piece defines home as more than a house and grounds, a dwelling place of the Spirit and the city of one’s abode. It urges both men and women to invest effort to improve their larger home, their prosperous community, as part of duty. From Connersville Indiana.
The essay argues garden structures must echo the house design, with pergolas matching the mansion’s dignity. Pergolas should support vines and create pleasant shade, yet only exist where a vine and clear path are present, ensuring interrelation with the architecture.
A small town gains nationwide talkability by ten acres of flower gardens along its streets, highlighting a notable urban feature that could draw attention beyond local eyes. The effort showcases local pride and potential tourist appeal.
An exploration of how people seek beauty beyond their own surroundings but discover the supreme beauty lies at home. The text contrasts external quests for beauty with the familiar appeal of the everyday environment and personal spaces.
Walpole New Hampshire resident T H Fuse reports improved health after using Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for nervous conditions and recurring ailments. The testimonial claims the product restored strength enabling care for babies and households and notes widespread sales and endorsements from other women.
Fragmented remarks on pleasure, business, and morality mix with quaint social observations. The text touches on leadership, aging, economic shifts in Canada wheat farming, and personal life choices from adolescence to marriage, with reflections on responsibility and practicality.
A proposed wireless torpedo aims to counter pilotless aircraft by pursuing and destroying them through remote control guidance. The concept envisions a weapon that can track and strike unmanned planes, enhancing defenses against airborne drones.
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