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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
1
A critical reflection targets hypocritical pretenders who drift through life guided by whims. It condemns those who neglect real effort, parade false superiority, and contaminate surroundings with sham behavior, contrasting them with earnest, humble, true-hearted individuals.
A compact history of the surname Wagner tracing its German origins and meaning to wagon wheel makers. It notes the name’s prominence, compares it with the English Cartwright, and references Heinrich Wagner of Schwabach and Michael Wagner born 1723 who became a New World settler through 1749 marriage and early move.
A short verse titled A LA. VALENTINE HE rose fared, attributed to McClure Newspaper, pleads for immediate payment of a bill. The poem uses imagery of a rose and violet to stress urgency, warning that delays will prevent spring joys and birds from singing.
Wayne D. McMurray profiles Giuseppe Mazzini born Genoa 1805 a key force in Italian freedom. He studied Genoa University graduated then joined Carbonari later led Rome's 1848 republic and endured exile after papal restoration. He died in Pisa March 10 1872 leaving a legacy among fighters for liberty.
A compiled pages of dish ideas and cooking instructions including Any Day Salad Braked Liver and Ripe Pear Salad. It lists ingredients like apples celery olives walnuts cheese pear flesh and dressings, plus methods for baking chicken and stuffing peppers. The text is a mix of complete and partial recipe fragments with period-appropriate diction.
The echoed line The grave is the cradle of trans was uttered by Giuseppe Mazzini the Italian patriot as he faced execution in 1870 during an uprising at Palermo. He and fellow patriots were arrested but faced fate with no fear or wavering resolve for a free Italy.
A terse note from McClure Newspaper Syndicate describes a cautious view of a young woman across the way who doubts any person threatened self harm. The piece hints at melancholy and observational intensity without detailing specific dangers.
A steamboat era storyteller recalls a Tennessee mule who perished from imagination during a July heat wave. The yarn centers on a corncrib fire that caused popcorn to spill as the mule mistook it for snow and died in the heat.
Archie Gunn and Will Kirk, a Scot artist and Wisconsin born verse writer, observe English residents contesting the Greater New York cricket championship. A batsman hits hard, a rival fielder slides, and Kirk, mimicking ritual, yells Well fell, old chap, Well fell, by gum amid the crowd’s cheer.
The U S Department of Commerce reports widespread zoning adoption, with 820 cities adopting ordinances by 1924. New Jersey leads with 72 municipalities, followed by New York 56 and California 38, detailing zones for business residence industrial and unrestricted uses to protect property owners.
The civic development department of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States urges national city cleaning as a standard practice. It notes 1025 cities setting new records, cites anti litter campaigns, and emphasizes beautification as a business with dividends like stable property values better health and lower fire losses.
Thousands move from farms to cities each year while many residents then relocate to suburbs. Cities stay populous but suburbs grow faster. Industry finds cities less ideal for projects and elites may not always suit industrial aims.
Legislatures in 84 states examined zoning laws addressing building use height and area across districts. The topic drew growing public interest as many states gave zoning proposals heightened attention during 1925.
Architects have delivered two definite achievements. Homes are more livable and run themselves, while costs have dropped to fit the pocketbook of the average middle class family. Demand rises as people seek happier living through better homes.
Charles M Schwab recounts a Europe trip tale of a decorated gentleman who claims many awards yet admits the first medal was a mistake. The story raises doubt about after dinner reminiscences and the reliability of such heroic claims.
Des Moines, Iowa led cities with 100000 or more with the highest home ownership. Of a 126,468 population, 51.4 percent were households that owned their homes, reflecting strong property stability in the era.
Landscaping enhances home value by preventing deterioration through well planned lawns shrubs and gardens. Thoughtful landscape development acts as a real insurance for property worth and curb appeal.
The Philadelphia plan introduces a child guidance clinic supervised by the division on prevention of delinquency of the National Committee for Mental Hygiene, as reported by the Chicago Daily News.
A study of James 1 19 27 focusing on receiving the engrafted word, swift hearing slow speaking and wrath, the value of doers of the word, pure religion by bridling the tongue aiding the needy, and keeping oneself unspotted from the world. It explains practicalChristian living amid trials and persecutions.
The quote notes that foregoing immediate pleasure for character builds, while Jesus admired the gain a person achieves. It attributes the thought to Harry Emerson Fosdick on self discipline and virtue.
A compact reflection on the idea that coronation in Scripture symbolizes overcoming, with a note on the phrase The Crowning Day Is Coming and reference to Charles Inglis’s association.
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