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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1924
Page
4
In a playful dialogue the King Snake explains why the family is called king and how they aid farmers by burrowing, eating pests and even larger snakes. They claim to be gentle, long lived, and coloring varies by region while stressing their helper role to crops.
Lesson outlines Ezekiel’s address to captives, indicting false shepherds, and God’s plan to seek the lost, restore Israel, and establish a Messiah led peace. It links Jeremiah and Ezekiel in exile ministry and frames the future blessing to the world through Israel.
Jennie, who had lived in a flat all her life, recently moved with her family into a house set in a lovely yard. She wrote to her aunt expressing great delight at the new home and its surroundings.
An attributed quote reflects on how hours of freedom and labor shape moral value. The line from Maurice Maeterlinck emphasizes inner virtue tied to time spent freely rather than only work.
A letter from A R Wilson of Larienn lauds Peruna for catarrhal diseases and cold relief. He recounts a revival in Knoxville Tennessee with Billy Sunday and says Peruna strengthened him after taking two bottles. He urges readers to consult local dealers for Peruna tablet or liquid forms.
A passerby asks for a five dollar loan in a playful, concise exchange. The other person replies with a lighthearted remark about the day. The incident reads like a small, urban vignette.
A reflective piece notes that living partly in the past and partly in the future makes life interesting. It contrasts memory with anticipation and hints at meaning found in timing and perspective. The tone is contemplative, inviting readers to consider how time shapes experience.
A local business embraces the motto Success comes in cans failure in can'ts applying it to daily operations. The phrase appears on signage at the shop, reflecting a cheerful resilience that resonates with staff and customers alike.
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