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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
8
In Pera Ohio Captain L Howard reports ownership of Molly a large cow near North Geneva. Molly allegedly dragged a wet damp wheat into a bucket keeping her in milk, surpassing a 3.2 beer limit.
A National Geographic Society bulletin explains lumbering and forestry differ in aims, with forestry stressing long term income and land stewardship. It traces America's forested past, the growth of national forests in 31 states, and the forest service's role in fire prevention, recreation, water protection, and rural prosperity.
Kentucky aims to secure a major industry by financing a factory with 85 000 dollars, creating 1 000 to 1 500 jobs. Local businessmen back a plan using scrip certificates issued by Paducah Industries with a sticker system to redeem for cash, while Goose King Willam A Firke, once famed for his geese empire, is noted in the account.
A survey led by G. M. Gwinner, director of the St. Louis bureau of homeless men, estimates over 600,000 men and boys drift across the country with more than 200,000 under twenty. Daily, trains into St Louis bring 2,000 to 3,200 uninvited guests who largely move on within a day or two.
A feature essay explains the comptroller general and the federal auditing system. It recalls a retired worker paid three cents after two years, illustrating penny attentive government and the need for strict checks. The piece highlights disbursement reviews, legal routes, and the vast scale of audits affecting millions of checks monthly. It ends with a George Eliot quotation on perception and justice.
A reflective 1933 piece laments present folly and praises learned caution from history. It cites Julius Rosenwald, Phil Armour, and Clem Studebaker, notes bonds' shift from promises to worthlessness, and urges manners, restraint, and simple solutions as taught by experience and veteran leaders.
An impoverished cellar dweller nicknamed Little Nick amassed a hidden fortune of 10 000 dollars. After his death the hoard funds a lavish funeral with a full procession, band, wines, meats, and ornate caskets, shocking neighbors who knew him only as a miser. The story, drawn from the New York World Telegram, traces his lonely past and rumored remittances.
Thelma Gravely of Bowe ville California reports using Kruschen Salts to lose 28 pounds in eight weeks and nearly 50 pounds overall. She advises taking half a teaspoon in hot water before breakfast daily, noting a four week jar costs little and promises safety with a money back guarantee after the first week.
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