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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
7
A fragment describes how soups aid digestion and meals, noting cream soups suit light needs and creamed soups form a substantial dish with bread. It gives recipes for Cream of Potato Soup and Mixed Vegetable Soup, detailing ingredients, browning butter, cooking time, and finishing with milk or cream.
A memoir fragment reflecting on early salary as a stenographer and later praise for Edward W Bok. Bok's long editorship of Ladies' Home Journal is noted, along with his autobiography and a peace prize offer. The piece presents Bok as a nationally celebrated editor and entrepreneur.
A fragmentary excerpt cites the Viola Brothers discussing social conduct and personal responsibility. It references secrecy, family benefit, and self-control, warning against harmful actions and coercive behavior toward women. The text mentions reputation, consent, and personal choices within a dated moral frame.
A lone rider alights from a creaky bus after a trip from Little Mudcombe. He vaults into a headstand against the wall, delivering a dramatic if odd gesture while a bystander exclaims. The passenger explains the pose is to “make the thing harmonious and complete all round.”
A reflective poem warns that tomorrow reflects today’s actions. It urges careful planning and purposeful sowing of virtue, noting yesterday’s deeds shape the harvest ahead with the seed of clay and the growth of roses. The message calls readers to plant wisely and reap what they sow.
This era calls for action as Walker argues that the United States loses half a million lives yearly due to neglect of infant life. He cites Belgium’s maternity centers and urges investment in mothers and children, noting each child’s future value and society’s duty to protect new citizens.
Julia Bottomley writes of the season’s beach fashion pageant featuring printed silks, cretonnes, and brocades for swimsuits, with capes and wraps in self materials. Capes, ensembles, and square wraps in black, navy, or pastel laces define the latest trend, pairing gingham with satin and silk for chic beach and evening looks.
In a midwestern town a discouraged wife, Mrs. Daugherty, suffered four months with severe illness. A booklet about Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound arrived, and after three bottles she felt relief. She has since completed eleven bottles and no longer experiences the prior trouble, endorsing the remedy and inviting inquiries.
Latest farm equipment merges attrition and hammer mill action to grind 100 lbs of corn, cattle feed, barley, alfalfa or any grindable material with 25 to 50 percent less power. Promises faster returns and year round feed business profits. complete setups from 500 to 25,000 per hour, starting at $750.
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