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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1941
Page
3
Transfer No 792717 features cardinal robin barn swallow red wing chickadee meadow lark bluebird and indigo bunting patterns. Natural size transfers are traced to plywood wallboard or thin chamber and cut with jig coping or keyhole saw. Paint as pattern suggests and place in trees or bushes to brighten outdoors.
A compact reflection on how prosperity carries fears and distastes while adversity brings comforts and hopes, attributed to Francis Bacon. The saying contrasts material well being with inner resilience, suggesting balanced perspective amid life’s fortunes and misfortunes.
Intense combat unfolds along the Laredo to San Antonio corridor as Van Hasselt’s infantry renews a frontal assault with tanks mortars and armor. Boynton and his men hold a ragged line, then fall back under heavy fire, while Colonel Hail and commanders strive to seal the center.
The narrative depicts a bold assault on Washington as air raids strike and the US President is killed. National forces mobilize for immediate action. General Brill reports a fierce counterattack by American reserves and coordinated battalions halting the enemy. Von Hassel underestimates the foe and miscalculates his route toward San Antonio.
General Hague ordered resistance as Beill and General Mole drafted plans. An American outpost near the Rio Grande faced a strong enemy attack while Van Hasselt's forces, though battered, held firm. Casualties mounted with 107 officers and 1900 men, yet discipline and fighting spirit persisted across infantry and artillery units.
Captain Benning, unsettled by inaction, searches for Van Hasack spies and follows Bell and Boll’s wartime heroism from the Mayflower to the Shoreham. As Washington braces for air raids, the Army builds interception nets and warns the public while Benning monitors Boggio and awaits orders from a nation on edge.
The piece surveys wartime labor friction and defense production bottlenecks. It notes a minority of labor causing disruption in key plants, clashes with the U S Maritime Commission over ship contracts, and a Bethlehem Fairfield dispute resolved March 18 with a potential five and a half million dollar fee plus a government contract.
Household tips cover preventing dough sticking by dipping the spoon in hot liquid, making a lettuce wrapped prune salad with various dressings, draining vegetables promptly to avoid sogginess, saving water for stock, tarnish removal with lemon juice and wood ashes, restoring gilt frames with turpentine, using icebags in sickrooms, painting furniture, touching up worn floors with shellac, waxing, and greasing milk containers to prevent boiling over.
A pithy quotation appears reflecting on reciprocal admiration and affection. The saying notes that admiration does not always meet reciprocal love, illustrating the complexities of esteem and affection.
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