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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1923
Page
16
Report notes the construction of the world’s most powerful high pressure steam engine for the Cargo-Fleet Iron company in England. It delivers 25 000 horsepower at 140 rpm with steam pressure of 190 pounds, reflecting industrial capacity relevant to the era.
A blaze destroyed the Colonial Babb farm home near Sioux City, killing five persons. Other local items note contracts for a new building in Ida Grove, a two headed pig exhibited near Sheldon, and Iowa political and agricultural happenings including college visits, hatchery plans near Newton, and state farm news.
In a fragmented exchange at a department store, a customer asks for Beyond the Desert by Alfred Noyes. A clerk responds they do not have it, hinting at confusion over a similar title as holiday shoppers hurry through the aisles.
A fragmentary note hints at a sentiment laden piece by Thackerny. The quoted line suggests a page where each sentence aims to move readers to tears.
Berlin’s suburban steam rail system handles about 2,000,000 passengers daily, with heavy congestion despite a fixed headway. A reform attempt, Wheetrification 49, is considered as a partial remedy after ridership rose from 281,000,000 in 1913 to over 701,900,000 in 1922.
Clearest old time ad claiming Cole's Carboni salve stops burn or cut pain quickly without ecacs and promotes rapid healing. Published by The J. W. Cole Co, printed in Bend area with generic distribution by Fuggists.
Arthur L. Salmon argues in the Chicago Daily News that temperate speech respects others and that habitual malice stems from a lack of self restraint. Judging others by words rather than deeds risks condemning decent people and robs society of stable discourse.
A patient asks a famed physician to explain his expertise in chronic bronchitis. After careful questioning the doctor promises the ailment will respond to treatment. The physician quips that he too has had bronchitis many times, implying shared experience.
A series of testimonials from Michigan Kentucky and New York describe relief from nervousness hot flashes weakness and changes of life after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters claim improved well being and offer the book Alliments for free upon request from Lydia E Pinkham Co.
In a provocative essay the St Louis Globe Democrat laments minds idle but curious, proposing public laboratories to safely explore nature’s secrets. It argues dispersing clouds with magnetized sand hints at larger heat and moisture problems and envisions many citizens dabbling in chemistry and physics with proper safeguards.
A fragmentary piece jokes about misheard signs and pedestrian warnings. It notes how one thing may clash with another and how wind and dust can alter perception. The quirky phrasing suggests a light, observational column style from a vintage newspaper.
A partially legible could describe tensions among Italian masters in Florence including Michelangelo Leonardo da Vinci and Raphael. The fragment notes friction, departures to Pisa and France, and caustic remarks about sculptors and painters while discussing living figures and a bronze statue.
Senator Sorghuni recalls nerves in public speech, confessing the first talk with the man who helped fund his campaign. He said stage fright wasn’t present then, only the uneasy moment of meeting a key financier.
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