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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1925
Page
3
A Brooklyn medium leads a provincial séance with a black cabinet and drifting guitar sounds. A rural youth asks his father in spirit where heaven lies and whether angels have wings, then inquires about measurement from tip to tip. The scene blends humor with mystic ritual.
Leonard, superintendent of a city apartment house, depends on his very intelligent collie to deliver morning and evening papers, mail, and assist with tasks around the building. The dog shows loyalty, responds to Leonard, and is beloved by residents who greet him with treats and kindness.
A backstage fireman confronts a cloak salesman amid New York theater activity. The man, puffing a dark cigar, is challenged for violating a no smoking rule, to which he replies he reads but notes the sign does not say positively.
A man known for truth tells a story of a restless mover at an Arizona cow camp preparing for a desert prospecting tour. The tale contrasts his harsh view of a wife deemed pampered with the foreman's intervention, noting the husband's claim that she is well cared for even as they travel.
A teacher questions Tommy Cribbs about yesterday as he explains a toothache kept him away. He cannot confirm if the pain has stopped because the dentist kept the tooth. The Los Angeles Times reports the odd exchange.
A string of short riddle lines plays on homophones and puns. It links debt to a clock by tick, a river to toes, a candle to grease, and a circus race to intense heat, with playful twists on words.
A brief, oddball snippet notes a small mind courting attention by overstating its own importance. The fragment hints at vanity and public curiosity, suggesting a self promoted persona seeking fame despite limited influence or reach.
Mr. Joseph F. Glas of Brooklyn New York writes about years of constipation and steady relief from Carter's Little Liver Pills. He notes consistent improvement and no guessing when taking the pills, priced at 25 cents at all druggists.
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