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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1932
Page
4
After a conference between Senator Joseph T Robinson and President Hoover, leaders agreed to push the billion dollar revenue bill while avoiding tariff amendments. A compromise limiting tariff scope to select items oil copper coal and wood pulp is under consideration as backing for speedy passage.
Early riders rejected the saddle or used cloth pads until late antiquity. Xenophon advised pads for the Athens cavalry with later additions like rolls. Stirrups appear with Emperor Maurice about 602. Nero era monuments show primitive gear. a true saddle appears by the late fourth century, with medieval saddles resembling oriental designs and later evolving into the high front military saddle and the sidesaddle by the end of the twelfth century.
The 17 year locust, called clenda, matures from egg to full grown insect in 17 years in the North and about four years shorter in the South. Adults lay eggs in tree bark, nymphs hatch with legs but no wings, drop to the ground and burrow to roots for years before surfacing as adults.
Dayton resident Mrs Betty Luedeke shares her Kruschen weight loss claim stating she shed ten pounds in seven days. The ad urges morning half teaspoon in hot water and promises a money back offer if not convinced, warning of imitations and health safeguards.
Quoted excerpt reflects Bayard Taylor style noting a garden plot as a spring motif. Mentions bugs worms planning to extirpate sins and contrasts wisdom with wealth bought, implying moral reflection through rural imagery. No concrete contemporary facts or dates provided.
A short satirical note questions escalating tensions in Europe and mocks the idea of provoking more grudges. It implies skepticism about war talk and praises restraint in policy discussions. The piece hints at public support for cautious diplomacy without naming individuals or events.
Fragmented clippings describe a domestic incident about Mrs Goldman hind engaging nine new workers. A maid Winnie laments missing pearls while Mrs Goldman denies wearing them. A social headline playful note questions honesty and motherhood eye openers amid varied backstage career mentions.
A mangled OCR fragment references a sentiment about a daughter and husband and mentions a “very aint way” and an old home paper. The source text is incomplete and unclear, with stray phrases about beauty intellect and a friend who will know you when you die.
A promotional note touts Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a harmless stimulant to revitalize tired midlife organs. It claims the preparation of pure pepsin and laxation herbs dissolves sluggish bowels, prevents constipation, and keeps men, women, and children energized without relying on patent medicines.
A playful verse narrates a flea and an elephant side by side crossing a bridge. The tiny speaker jokes about the bridge shaking under the elephant and the idea of a big creature barely fitting the span. The whimsy relies on size contrast and light humor.
In a colorful aside from Wonalington Stir, Uncle Eben muses that even a good friend can be unpleasant at times yet he may change his mind, a reminder that weathering conflict reveals true loyalty and character.
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