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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1923
Page
4
In Kentucky a center of the broad leaf belt there are several hundred tree varieties while farther south cone bearing species prevail. The march toward the Gulf brings tropical trees of southern Florida into view. An Important Point. Fudge ten dollars or ten days in jail. Prisoner what kind of jail have you got.
Article notes relics on the Berkley estate in Devonshire show nobles brewed beer on their own grounds in Tudor times. Old vaults and the brewing house at Devonshire House are uncovered below Berkley Street, suggesting self sufficient production by upper classes in early days. Also includes a anecdote about a vaudeville dog imitator and a remark on aging and change.
A vintage ad promotes Grape-Nuts as a natural vitamin source and body builder. It touts easy digestion, high bran content, and quick nourishment, urging regular use for better health and economy. The copy emphasizes refined foods lacking vitamins and cites Postum Cereal Co in Battle Creek, Michigan.
President Harding approves a plan to create a new Department of Education and Welfare, consolidating education health social services and veteran relief under four subdivisions. The measure transfers bureaus from Interior Labor War and Justice to the new department while preserving independent agencies.
A New York correspondent notes extraordinary books from giant six foot by four foot volumes to a three quarter inch by one half inch work printed in Scotland. He cites a tiny 1887 Padua Liliputian item and traces word origins from Latin and Greek for a playful linguistic aside.
The fragment suggests a note on the origin of the term Ball as used in dancing and its linguistic development. It mentions a pathway from an older form to current usage, indicating a transition within dance terminology and language.
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