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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
6
Fragmentary text discusses candor and sincerity as a child matures. It contrasts youthful honesty with grown deception and the struggle to form a new vocabulary against provocation and influence in a fraught social landscape. The passage references language, influence, and innocence without concrete events.
A fragment lists bran centered dishes and techniques including Bran Bread Bean Muffins Bran Griddle Cakes Marguerites Bran Brittle and describes basic preparation steps for incorporating bran into baked goods and candies with measurements and baking times.
A fragment notes cribbage once called noddy with English roots. It cites an 1016 epilogue by Sir John and a 1674 description in the Couple at Guster. Early gameplay used 81 as a stopping point and 8 as a counter, with unclear first game details.
A compact verse about elusive words that travel on wings from life’s busy hum to a loved one. The speaker asks the reader not to let the bird of thought depart, but to keep it resting in the heart as a message of love.
Foresight, taking advantage of opportunity, explains the saying making hay while the sun shines. The author traces its origin to English law under Henry VII to curb hay waste when fields were ruined by rain. The literal practice led to a statute requiring farmers to secure hay promptly, giving rise to the common expression.
A fragmented spoof of social norms quotes about relationships and men. The piece surveys humor and irony on female behavior, marriage and desire with pointed witticisms and playful aphorisms. The author credits Viola Brothers Shore and includes rough reflective lines on love and dependence.
A quirky item notes that a pale red dust seen in the air signals rain for the upcoming weekend. The oracle urges readers to prepare with caution, citing superstition as a guide.
Julia Bottomley notes 1929 trends in bridesmaids attire featuring wide brimmed hats, sheer fabrics, lace and chiffon gowns, and bold millinery. ensembles pair organza or chiffon gowns with flower accents, large black hair hats, and color coordinated hat and muff sets for summer wear.
A devotional lesson on Psalm 103 1 to 22 highlighting adoration for blessings forgiveness healing life preservation mercy and praise. It contrasts human frailty with God s eternity notes God s justice revelation mercy forgiveness and universal call to gratitude from angels to creation.
A jumbled biblical passage from Mark 11 22 24 urges belief without doubt when praying. It emphasizes faith that God can remove mountains and grant requests when asked in prayer.
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