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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
6
Ragalle Jellaby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Jellaby, wed Dalngs at dawn of a day crowded with guests and oddities. The organ, decorators, and a lavish feast become comic chaos as relatives debate etiquette, money, and the role of marriage in modern society.
Experts describe earthquakes as arising from multiple causes with faulting as the main one. After the 1906 California quake, a long fault showed horizontal shifts of up to three feet. Origins are usually 10 to 20 miles beneath the crust. Some quakes come from volcanic eruptions or subterranean caverns collapsing and landslides. Great quakes cluster near volcanic regions and mountain edges near oceans.
A Los Angeles Times writer explains there are over 200 oak species with fifteen native to California. The native live oak cloys near ocean and is prone to mildew and twig borer attacks, while the holly oak stays straighter when young and is suggested for parkway use near the coast.
In 1797 measures ordered free postage for all letters to George Washington during his life. Revised laws in 1799 punished robbers with flogging. Privilege extended to John Adams in 1801. 1802 act aimed to build a mail route between Petersburg Virginia and Louisville Georgia by mule rather than horse. A general post system was established in Washington on May 29, 18D6.
Cherie Nicholas surveys the coming summer cotton vogue with fluttery frocks for commencements. She notes slim hips despite wide hems, short puffed sleeves, and lace trims. The right model features starched sheer cotton, green embroidery, and back-view emphasis, suitable from graduates to dances. 1235, Western Nawanaper Union.
Paris house highlights Sunday night ensembles designed for relaxation and intimacy. Black crepe frocks feature graceful sleeves and full elbow areas with white diamante tulle. Lacquered lace and gandie provide crisp decolletage outlines for restful, eye pleasing gowns.
The piece highlights fashion trends for spring blouses in a formal and casual mix. It notes candy-striped stiff shirts, gay taffeta and checked sarah silk overblouses, belted waists, cap sleeves, and large scarf bows, with linen options in yellow brick red and old blue for wear with tailored jackets for various social occasions.
A promotional text touts striped fabric woven to customer specifications. It claims fabrics can be delivered with stripes already arranged as desired, avoiding twisting or reworking. The piece emphasizes a grand assortment and evokes strong color appeals to entice buyers.
Fashion notes praise Ineo as a jacket suit medium with new tweed weave Nnens praised for durability. Parisiennes favor a dark blouse with natural colored suits in brown gray or henna tones. The pictured young woman wears a striped blouse with a navy scarf and tweed Minen suit.
A fragmented description notes novelty organza fabrics described as very springlike with striped seersucker patterns and blistered organza materials. References to new fabrics include eriuidy oeyindia and ghee started arguidies, suggesting evolving textile styles.
In a Tit-Bits Magazine excerpt a minister tests Eva about her Bible knowledge and she replies with a lively list of contents she claims are inside. She cites her sister's photograph, mother's face cream recipe, a lock of hair, and a ticket for her father's watch as items she could find there.
A playful exchange unfolds with witty lines about a poet and a woman who lives by her days, hinting at a light hearted column or society note. The dialogue showcases character banter and domestic humor in a bygone newspaper voice.
A vicar served sausage rolls to the village's oldest residents. He offered pastry, and Mrs O Malley declined, saying she had eaten the dog but cannot manage the Repnel. The scene sits among assorted disjointed humor and magazine quips about engagement, secrecy, and marriage banter.
No Disputes features a playful exchange about marital harmony from Tit-Bita Magazine. James from Philadelphia Evening Balletin answers a comic query about a curious creature Bolmal being web-footed, highlighting lighthearted newspaper entertainment.
A compact quotation sketch contrasts Jones with a man who never falls to see his duty clearly, while Jones often sees it to avoid it, presenting a terse moral vignette on perception and responsibility.
A humorous dialogue reveals a maid's inquiry into denominational identity, with replies about Baptist and Methodist affiliations. A London or Boston voice adds a wry note on modernity and being wireless, reflecting era speech patterns.
A fragmentary text mentions a jig can puzzle, a doctor uniting a tattooed sailor after an automobile incident, and scattered references to California, tutors, and London. The readable parts resemble a dated puzzle or cryptic snippet with few clear facts or named events.
A religious class outlines Mark 14 from the betrayal by a disciple through the Last Supper to Jesus praying in Gethsemane and the ensuing arrest Peter's denial. It frames the passion narrative with focus on devotion, loyalty, courage, and the atonement symbolism of bread and cup.
A fragment from a religious note cites Paul and Silas in Philippi jailed for doing God's will. The text asserts a guiding "suas to your heart" when in the place God wants, attributed to Lind say Glegg.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a spread, possibly culinary or herbal, with references to Bible, diamond Uke, torvh-like tremors, and herbs pressed to intensify flavor or scent. Names, dates, places are missing or indecipherable, leaving unclear subject and context.
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