29 Jul 1926
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1926
Page
1
Mr. Bear and other bears discuss living in a zoo versus freedom. They compare feeding, sleeping patterns, and routines with autumn feasts and winter sleeps outside, while Mrs. Polar Bear warns children about seasonal clothing and heat compared with the Arctic home of polar bears.
Love Pritchard aged eighty four, monarch of Bardsley island since 1911 after John II abdicated, dies as the island’s population dwindled from about 100 to 40 and the last king and subjects moved to the mainland. Hospitals expand in US with new facilities at rate of 100 yearly since 1920, and 60 percent of physicians linked to hospitals. Holland’s Miss Kaatjie Van Dyke, claimed height of 7 feet 4 inches, touted as world’s tallest woman.
The Dead Sea is the search site for two missing elements in the chemists periodic table. J New ton Friend of the Municipal Technical school of Birmingham England proposed eka caesium or eka didodine as possibilities. Diffractionations and X ray analysis found no confirming lines for either element, but traces of strontium were detected for the first time in Dead Sea water.
The Bulgarian government drains Yambel Lake to expand the refugee settlement at Atolovo. Six million leva is allotted to build homes and convert lake bottom into farmland. Atolovo honors a Bulgarian philanthropist who aided thousands of refugee children.
Bridget asks if O1 resembles twins while busy with kitchen and laundry tasks in a domestic scene. A light exchange hints at identity or resemblance concerns within household chores.
A playful riddle notes the North Pole resembles a farthing in size and value, humorously comparing a tiny point on the map to a small coin. The tone is light and punny, reflecting a children's humor style.
The Sydney Bulletin cites a humorous exchange about a neighbor defined as someone who uses dad's lawnmower. The brief quip reflects everyday urban wit and domestic life.
An old advertisement extols Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois a physician for 47 years touting Syrup Pepsin as a gentle non griping laxative for children to establish natural bowel regularity without purge or upset. It claims the remedy is harmless pleasant even for feverish or delicate children and encourages purchase of a 60 cent bottle.
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