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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1940
Page
3
An exchange between an admiring friend and Senator Sorgum features a boast about easy victory. The friend suggests dramatic theatrics such as an airplane or parachute jump to secure success, while the senator cautions public sentiment desires more than sedate order.
Fragmentary OCR passage notes a circus manager praising "happiest people" who are tortionists and mentions Dzudi and Doleinthe capitalized names. It mixes phrases about wealth, a circus, and an inventor, with unclear context and incomplete quotes.
A Collier's excerpt notes mass letters from Chinese citizens encouraging soldiers, linking superstition about Mantis religiosa to angels and wings. It cites U S Good Neighbor Policy expanding military missions across Argentina to Peru, plus education openings for South American students at West Point and Annapolis.
A brief, poetic excerpt proclaims that love is strong as death and cannot be quenched or drowned by many waters, reflecting biblical imagery from The Song of Solomon with enduring sentiment.
An advertisement urges readers to buy May issue of True Story Magazine featuring A Girl and My Husband with a warning that tragedy awaits readers. The promo emphasizes sensational fiction and recommends the on sale date.
A fragmentary quotation attributed to Sir J Lubbock asserts that ruling oneself is the true triumph of a breath in mastery and discipline.
A historical quotation asserts that the cause, not the death, defines a martyr, attributed to Napoleon. The line emphasizes moral purpose over fatal outcome in defining martyrdom.
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