27 Sep 1934
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1934
Page
1
Practical guidance on adjusting shotgun stocks for upland use. It covers stock drop, comb height, and heel pitch, advising gradual, inexpensive tweaks over costly custom stocks. Emphasizes straighter stocks improve speed, accuracy, and instinctive shooting.
The grebe, widely known as dab ehlek didapper water witch and bell diver, is described by T. Gilbert Pearson as the most recognizable Colymbidae in the western hemisphere. It breeds from British Columbia and Nova Scotia to Florida and Mexico, winters across much of that range if waters stay unfrozen, with many migrating southward to Cuba. The bird vanishes quickly when alarmed, and locals often note its reaction and behavior when observed.
A rector hosts village boys for tea and humorously quips that their tea was nicer because they would have lacked sugar and cream with feelings of reform. A second short ditty features Professor Coperino the hypnotist arriving at a station, prompting a local joke about Crim son Gulch needing someone to wake it up.
Pathfinder Magazine notes that Stranger-Parm products cost more now. A farmer explains the rise reflects the need to know botanical names of plants, entomological terms for pests, and chemical names for products, with the cost of expertise embedded in prices.
An applicant boasts of crossword and puzzle prizes claiming sharpness during office hours. The employer counters seeking consistent office-hour smartness, and the applicant affirms the claim. Chelsea Record.
A reader asks about a couple who are not yet married and plan to wed. The woman believes everything the man says, raising questions about their commitment and future.
Senator Sorghum remarks on pugitism and a knockout image prompt. Washington Star notes necessity of film talks with nostalgia and a jab at a colleague in debates. Howarth quips about going cinemas to understand his kids.
A clipped exchange on team roles features George asking about positions while Tommy confirms he handles aerial work and inflates footballs, with Uncle George listening. The light cue centers on practical tasks and family banter within a football squad.
A fragment shows a father instructing Johnny to fetch kindling from the cellar while awaiting his arrival. He mentions to Mr. Smith that he purchased twenty five dollars worth of ilps in the last eight days, indicating a recent purchase and household prep.
A shopper remarks a mulberry colored dress would suit the pale appearance of a madame while another vendor notes the price is high. Tam expresses shock at the cost and questions affordability.
An OCR fragment describes a slender white dress with a long graceful collar and belted front and back. It touts a clever design stated to trim pounds and gently age the wearer with minimal effort, noting careful proportion and tailored skirt flair.
Pattern 9990 offered in sizes 86 88 40 42 44 and 46. 8 5 yards of 25 inch fabric required for size 88. Price Fifteen Cents. Send NAME ADDRESS STY NUMBER AND SIZE with color stamps to Sewing Circle Pattern Department 232 West Eighteenth Street New York NY.
A fragment shows a father and son discussing a joint bank account. The line asks what a joint account means and hints at deposits and withdrawals, illustrating a simple financial concept exchange between family members.
Incoherent dialogue shows Frank Littl asking Tommy to walk to the car but Tommy refuses with a reason about dinner. The phrases appear as garbled OCR text with placeholder names and unclear actions.
A clipped scene shows a daughter protesting a marriage arrangement while a figure named Simpson is mentioned. The exchange hints at social pressure and personal indignation with references to appetite and appearance. The text remains fragmentary and characters are unnamed beyond Simpson.
A terse exchange shows an editor asking about a viral article and an author replying that it is too thrilling for words as they review progress. The dialogue hints at heightened public interest and a sense of urgency surrounding the piece.
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