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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1931
Page
9
An essay traces spring renewal through sap and birds, linking Easter to Jewish Passover. It notes Passover’s Exodus symbolism and the crucifixion timing on the eve of the Paschal lamb festival, highlighting Christian and Jewish calendar continuity from ancient to early Christian practice.
The passage traces the egg as a spring symbol from ancient Rome and Persia to Christian traditions. It notes dyeing, games, and feasts around the vernal equinox near March 20, with eggs seen as seeds of the sun and symbols of renewal in various cultures.
A fragmentary, poetic note recalls an Easter naming, travel imagery, and distant places. It mentions Doster inland in the southern Pacific and Patagonie with eerie caves and a canyon in Ari, all linked to a 2008 reference. The text blends mythic and exploratory tones across remote regions.
Fashion notes highlight gray with navy as the standout color scheme for spring and summer prints. Designs feature flat monotones, bold brims, and varied hats from French inspirations to wide brims. Contemporary accessories include delicate jewelry and chic veils, with emphasis on silhouette and harmony between motifs and backgrounds.
A Cattaraugus native born in 1864 rose from a station helper to railroad leader. Patrick D Crowley learned telegraphy young, drove early career on the Erie and New York Central lines, becoming chief dispatcher and later president of the Central system. His lifelong grit and study powered a climb from messenger to top executive at major railroads.
A testimonial ad promotes Tantee as a cure for stomach troubles, dizziness, and nervous fatigue. It claims effectiveness for digestion, gas, stomach pains, appetites, sleep, and vigor, with a money back guarantee and a consumer address in Philadelphia.
Mrs Nat McCoy of Waterloo Iowa describes severe health woes including nervousness sleeplessness pale appearance and fatigue. After taking Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription she reports quick relief, restored strength and ability to work again. The notice promotes Dr Pierce medicines and lists offerings from local druggists.
An old newspaper fragment promotes a cold remedy claiming milk of magnesia raises bodily alkalinity to ease symptoms. It touts daily dosing and urges readers to buy from drugstores, citing pleasant pills as a trusted option from decades past. A domestic scene interrupts with a lodging request.
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