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Graettinger Times in Graettinger, Iowa

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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1922

Page

6

Password Sentry and Courageous Pass Rule

A sentry refuses entry without the password Saratoga, obeying a corporal’s order. The tale contrasts lax bravado with rigid discipline as the officer implores to pass. Includes a vignette about a man waking beside a stranger, mistaken identity, and light humor from Chicago Tribune and idle talk snippets.

Saratoga

Three Piece Easter Suits and Milady's Easter Bonnet Trends

Styles for spring favor three piece suits and Easter bonnets with color combinations like sand with navy and white with black. Poke bonnets with flowered brims and ribbons dominate, with fabrics such as velvetine, piquetino, spongeen, and marocain. Shaped soft coats, beads, embroidery, and wide ribbons complete elaborate costumes, while white fruit accents and ribboned hats forecast the season's Paris-influenced look.

Paris Milan

Wayside Tales excerpt on time and learning

A father explains standard time to his son Harry who is in the fourth grade. He notes that schooling will deepen understanding as he grows, while Harry smiles and suggests even older students struggle with longitude and gratitude.

Ask Your Goodyear Harry Father

Four-year-old objected to rowdy song at church

A child returning from Sunday chores was upset, telling his mother that he would not sing a line in a hymn after overhearing others sing It. The Boston Transcript quotes the boy’s concern about the words “Suffocate the little children,” revealing parental alarm over violent phrasing in songs.

Sunday Echors Boston Transcript

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