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Anita Tribune in Anita, Iowa

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Anita Tribune

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Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1927

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Noble Red Man new and old styles in Illinois history

The article notes Illinois 1919 designation of the fourth Friday in September as American Indian Day, signed by the governor July 28. It traces the first celebration, the Indian Fellowship League, and ongoing efforts to foster understanding and citizenship among Native Americans through education, health, and modern roles, highlighting figures like Kicking Bear and Francis La Flesche and detailing citizenship milestones and the Indian Affairs board.

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Victims of Sleeping Sickness in England

The section reports England facing a deadly sleeping sickness outbreak with high death rates and severe cases. It notes estimates of case fatality and partial recoveries, plus government and local efforts to treat and manage victims, including the need for specialized care for children to prevent delinquency and social disruption.

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England Englind Abe Phout Nou Home Secretary
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Castoria Use Endorsed By Physicians For Infants

Ad claims Fletelier's Castoria has served for over forty years as a safe substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric teething drops and soothing syrups. It contains no narcotics and directions appear on each bottle. The genuine product bears a signature.

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Americans Read More Paper Than Any Other Nation

Government data show 20,001 newspapers in the United States and a book market of $10,000,000 last year. The nation used 10,000,000 tons of paper, with per capita consumption more than twice that of the next largest user Rangor Commercial. Americans read widely, even if not always classical literature, signaling robust reading habits.

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United States Rangor
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The Wrath to Come at Goucher College Tea

President Guth of Goucher College spoke at a Baltimore tea on an examination tale with moral. A student who laxly studied failed all seven exams, prompting a telegram from his sister advising preparation for father and for himself.

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Guth Goucher College Baltimore Puther
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Hens Out of Work After California Hatchery Closure

Thousands of hens become unemployed as California reports the largest hatchery shutdown in Petaluma. One setting requires 1,800,100 eggs, per Farm and Wireside. The deal highlights a major disruption in poultry egg production and impacts local farming operations.

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California Petaluma Calif
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Cat Question Turns To Compliment In Quiet Conversation

In a brief exchange the speaker teases about weight while praising the other’s appearance. The dialogue centers on a casual look and a fond response, framing a light domestic moment.

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