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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
6
An advertisement urges readers to try Tanlac claiming it restores vigor and strength in a week. It cites millions of users and letters praising the product, attributing health benefits to its herbal ingredients and blood cleansing effects.
A fragmentary report notes Billy Sunday in Rochester humorously discussing a world view and a French method of marking eggs. It claims a French standard defines fresh eggs as under three weeks old in summer and under three weeks in winter, with dating printed on the shell.
A March 15 lesson by Rev Fitzwater on Jesus’s resurrection as the foundation of Christian faith. Emphasizes the empty tomb, Mary Magdalene’s witness, Peter and John’s investigation, and the risen Lord’s manifestation to Mary and the disciples, including Thomas.
A prayer requests guidance from God on who should do His will and what tasks He desires for each person to undertake, asking for clear direction and purpose.
A fragment reflecting Maeterlinck on a vision of a better life beyond daily routine, yet acknowledging that life itself comes from the everyday. It hints at a philosophy of aspiring improvement while rooted in daily experience.
In Nevada a crowd at the old Pato grounds watched Jack Jotinson face Jim Jeffries as telegraph news failed. Sid Mercer and Franklin Adis staged a mock ringside readout, trading imaginary rounds and arguing for different fighters. Mercer finally declared the dispatches did not state the winner.
A Cincinnati outskirts family narrates a census encounter revealing beliefs about Chinese ancestry in birth rates. The father cites statistics from an encyclopedia set to argue that every fourth child in wartime births is Chinese, illustrating recurring xenophobic myths tied to decennial counts.
A fragmented report describes a Shakespearean actor stranded in Michigan. He seeks funds at a hotel and rooms, spends time in the corridor, and calls a bellboy for help with unclear dialogue and unusual phrasing. The excerpt presents disjointed, garbled narration.
An advertisement promotes Freezone to instantly relieve corn pain and allow removal by fingers. It markets Preezone as a cheap solution to remove hard and soft corns and toe calluses without soreness or irritation.
A fragment from the San Francisco Chronicle notes barbers seldom discuss embroidery. It also mentions Calumet Baking Powder added to mashed potatoes and carrots with a beaten mixture. The text observes a shift as more high government schools in China admit women.
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