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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
1
An extended reminiscence celebrates the season's arrival and its beauty. Birds migrate north, nests form, and gardens bloom with lilacs, honeysuckle, irises, and tulips. Children sell lilacs, watch nature's rhythms, and savor springtime meals, showers, and animal life.
A fragment shows a dialogue where a kindly elder asks a crying boy what the matter is, noting the boy has been truant and recalling it is Saturday. The wording hints at a humorous or moral vignette, reflecting a late classic newspaper tone.
A Vermont circus adapts its knife throwing act after Zeno the Mexican performer fails to strike his mother-in-law understudy. The blade barely misses, embedding in the blue planking as the crowd reacts. The tale ends with a bemused onlooker remarking that he missed.
Peter Dunne’s Mr Dooley, a Chicago saloon philosopher, deftly handles a city journalist borrower. Uncle John offers a five instead of ten, claiming the exchange "makes the thing come out even," and both men share a wry financial bargain on a winter evening.
A traveler recalls Madame Bernhardt’s performance in Anthony and Cleopatra in London. In a famous scene Cleopatra learns of Antony’s defeat at Actium. Bernhardt ends the scene in a frenzy before collapsing as thunderous applause follows. An American voice overheard praises the queenly portrayal versus domestic sensibilities.
A whimsical reflection on sorrow and shared experience. The piece notes a petticoat maker and a switch craftsman meeting, contrasting their paths. It mentions someone investing in a salted mine, an action that provokes irritation.
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