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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1921
Page
14
Secretary Wallace spoke on the economic strain on farmers, arguing prices for farm goods should move toward the prewar norm. He warned that maintaining wartime highs would worsen debt relief and that farmers suffered most from sharp price declines while costs for goods rose well above prewar levels.
President Davies Warfield outlined a plan to create a national rail service purchasing agency under the Transportation Act. The proposal envisions government ownership, consolidation of railroad properties, and a 40 member regulatory board with four regional railroad boards. The plan aims to lower fares, improve service, and fund equipment leasing for railroads through a government framework.
Readers encounter a collage of unusual conveyances from many nations and eras. Descriptions span ox carts, camel caravans, elephant drays, dog milk wagons, gondolas, and odd innovations like jinrikisha and the horseless carriage, reflecting global mobility in rough terrain and climates.
Fragmentary text shows scattered political names and party terms. Mentions Burleson and Democrat chairman positions, with garbled stray phrases suggesting discussion of republic, brigadier general, and dates. Reading is incomplete and uncertain about concrete events.
A man in Borne allegedly revived after 14 hours believed dead, with a pastor and family awaiting funeral rites. Physicians had declared death, but the patient reportedly awoke in a room filled with flowers as relatives and friends gathered. Funeral arrangements were postponed indefinitely amid uncertainty.
Mrs Robert O Reynolds of Kansas City reports decade long rheumatism and stomach troubles improved after taking Tanlac. She says appetite returned, sleep improved, energy increased, and she now feels stronger than in years. She urges others to try Tanlac, sold by local druggists.
A garbled piece hints at a childlike speaker mishearing a mother and asking what to do next. The text shows distorted phrases like Washington and holiday imagery, with unclear narrator and tangled dialogue. Interpretive limits constrain clearer facts.
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