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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1929
Page
3
A short verse by Douglas Matlock from 1929 personifies the wind as a playful yet capricious force. It alternates between fierce and gentle moods, noting how the wind can soundly affect daily life from country to town, while still provoking admiration or complaint in equal measure.
An essay on seasonal mood swings and color psychology notes how autumnal and winter hues depress the spirit while warm colors and fireside scenes lift morale. The piece traces how blues and grays sap energy, while reds greens and yellows invite cheerful visions.
A compact archaic verse excerpt contrasts shared mirth with personal sorrow. The speaker notes the world laughs with you yet echoes resist voicing care, suggesting a solitary burden beneath cheerful sound. Evokes melancholy and universal mood.
A nostalgic list of summer treats features Cherry Roll and Fresh Cherry Duff plus Christina's Pudding Gooseberry Pie and Poached Egg Dessert. Recipes use canned cherries, fresh fruit, pastry, and light sauces, with steps for dough, steam, bake, or fry along with simple garnishes.
A schoolyard saying about the devil appearing behind a person’s back traces to Prior’s poem Has Caroll. The article notes its origin in a seventeenth to eighteenth century English poet, showing how such phrases survive in modern speech despite centuries of use.
A compact excerpt presents humorous maxims on gender roles and social behavior. Witty aphorisms contrast doilies and danger, urging self awareness and prudent affection. The stand‑alone quips reflect early 20th century voice and practical ethics from a male authorial frame.
An American city represented at Orleans France ceremonies marking five hundred years since the siege of Orleans by Joan of Arc. The same city founded in 1718 as La Nouvelle Orleans maintains long standing ties with old Orleans. In a separate note, cosmography discusses looking back in time through space, citing Hubble and celestial observations, closing with a Red Cross Ball Blue reference.
A fragment notes that nettle plants bear tiny fairs along their stems, filtered by acid and sharp to injure those who touch them, highlighting a tactile hazard and metaphorical sting.
The Forward March quotes Commander Richard E. Byrd extolling aviation progress at a New York banquet. He cautions that perfection remains elusive and urges continued improvement, while lighthearted quotes from Norfolk and Richmond women reflect public interest in driving and partnership.
A Buchan pastor claimed Maidens of Buchan in Czechoslovakia wore short dresses that brought a severe European cold spell. He said a spirit appeared at the pul pit and explained the weather, and the congregation accepted this interpretation.
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An awkward steam propelled automobile is housed at the University of Maryland. The vehicle is the work of Dr. W. E. Aiken, a former university professor, praised by many as a pioneer of such vehicles in America. Even borrowers of trouble have it to lead.
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