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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1925
Page
6
The New York Times notes caring for ant eggs could become a small occupation. It jokes about ant handling in stores and home life, citing mixed demand and curiosities from trades like Japanese and Chinese shops.
The report covers new schoolhouse bids at Keosauqua funded by $50,000 bonds, a Sioux City $7,000 project, and a Cedar Rapids courthouse move. It notes tax and crime figures, Grand Junction band funding, a cattle herd relocation, and Iowa population gains.
The piece notes Rudyard Kipling being labeled nursemaid to the empire in Britain for his pro empire speeches. It contrasts Kipling with cousin Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin, calling Kipling a poet with strong opinions and deep patriotism whose writings echo through the empire.
General John J. Pershing has been chosen by President Coolidge to lead the commission to supervise the plebiscite over sovereignty in a disputed South American territory between Chile and Peru. The Peruvian embassy in Washington released a dispatch from Lithuania alleging Chilean terrorism in the occupied area, with the panel tasked to verify such claims and oversee registration and voting.
Sol Bloom of New York, one of eight Jewish members in Congress, spoke on the Jewish farming population exceeding 75,000, farming over 1,000,000 acres worth more than 100 million dollars. He cited notable Jewish scientists and advocates in agriculture and noted Bloom’s varied ventures and the Chicago World’s Fair Midway.
Former South Carolina governor Coleman Bleage, now a Democrat, pledges independent votes in the next session. He says he will oppose entering world affairs like the League of Nations and the world court, and will not favor or oppose bills simply due to party origins. He claims no boss controls him and will act for the country and state.
Sunday School lesson for May 10 presents Acts 6:20-28 teaching Philip’s obedience to God leading him to the Ethiopian treasur er. The lesson centers on faith proclaimed in Jesus, baptism as evidence of faith, and the joy of the Ethiopian’s conversion.
A paraphrase reflecting the belief that truth cannot be sullied by outward touch, attributed to Hilton. The line suggests steadfast integrity amid external influence.
A reflective note on finding meaning and motivation through faith and enthusiasm that give life purpose. The piece links personal drive to a hopeful outlook and suggests focus on what inspires steady effort and joy.
A fragment reflecting on religious exhortation that godliness should define life rather than be a mere addition. Quote attributed to Spurgeon echoes devotional priority and personal commitment to faith.
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