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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1930
Page
8
An old advertises a magnesium based antacid solution claiming rapid relief from acidity and heartburn. It promotes PHIMps MK of Magnesia as a universal cure, noting quick neutralization of acidity, safety for children, and that the product is sweetened for easy taking. The copy warns against imitations and stresses its prescription quality.
A 1980 Western Newspaper Union feature details pastel straw ensembles for young girls. It highlights straw hats trimmed with feathers, matching jackets and skirts, and peasant-like pleated designs in colors like blue, green, and yellow. The piece emphasizes stylish, wearable spring looks for junior departments and millinery trends.
A traveler recounts a chaotic hotel stay in 1920 Kansas City where a delayed room, a misused alarm whistle, and a hallway confrontation lead to a disruptive episode. The narrator claims the incident created a defining moment later described in a St. Louis Post-Dispatch account.
A fourteen-year-old Bettuset Maine boy discovers a century old attic cache containing $1 $3.85 and $10 bills. The Boston Globe notes the bills likely relics with thousands of dollars, issued by a non existent Frankfort bank in Maine dated 1884 and 1887.
Seventy eight year old Anna Ostl fig of Vienna embraces long hair once more. Four years after she wore a bob that made her famous, she now grows hair past her shoulders. Inspired by Ostl figs example, many young Viennese women report shoulder length lengths and a trend toward lengthy hair.
In the Sorbonne during 1929 women accounted for fifty percent of bachelor degree candidates. Directors’ figures show that women were once discouraged and barred by professors from attending classes, but progress has shifted this stance.
A quirky exchange unfolds in a theater skit where a man worries about his wife’s hat while the man behind asks for a London inspired hat. The dialogue hints at social pressures as country clubs face urban expansion swallowing upscale spaces.
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