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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
6
Nanny Bread worries over her family as Meadow Mouse and Danny grow wiser in a tale of caution. When Danny sneaks away to visit the Smiling Wool, Black Shadows creep over the Green Meadows and Nanny fears for his safety.
An elderly pair, white haired and close, sit together as bitter weather bites. Their shared joy mirrors summer in their eyes, two trees bending toward each other through years of smiles and tears. Since they joined lives, nights have had a winding, rewarding journey. love has made it worthwhile.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an obscure April 8 Day origin, mention SUS and pre ny N409 countries, with garbled phrases about a victim and terms like gowk and Hoisson a Aveil, plus a stray mention of Paper Bradio and WSU Nerwtee.
A pantry guide suggests varied dishes to enliven meals. Recipes include orange fritters using pastry flour milk and eggs, fried to a golden brown, dusted with sugar. lobster croquettes enriched with a white sauce. and mushrooms on buttered toast with cream.
Readers send questions to Mr Wynn about marriage lodges degrees love and money and receive witty responses. The column covers social quirks and moral observations with light humor and communal tone.
Lobster traps are typically three or four feet long and hold a number of lobsters. They are set in waters from shallow to thirty fathoms or more and visited every two or three days if weather permits. From the traps the lobsters go to hosting cages called cara until enough are gathered for shipment.
Mr. Pike, a nightly street figure, endures a damp Sunday morning as he contemplates a plan while seeking shelter and news. After a restless night and a brief afternoon nap, he pockets a found 10 cent piece and returns to the park to spread layers of newspaper on the grass, using a Sunday edition to keep dry.
Dr. Robert F. James of Westinghouse outlines a potential medical method using iodine injected into infected areas and activated by X rays. The process releases germicidal iodine in the target tissue, with secondary radiations adding germicidal effect, but requires years of research to ensure safety before clinical use.
A Montreal report describes Jesuit researchers in Calcutta observing plant growth under red and white light. Red light boosted rigidity and growth, while white light limited growth when not directed at the growing area. The results suggest light quality affects plant development beyond intensity.
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