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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1951
Page
3
An article shows how affordable dressing tables can transform bedrooms baths or dressing rooms with new skirts and covers. It explains using existing furniture for storage, selecting fabrics to suit room style, and practical sewing tips for gathers pleats and trimming plus inventive low cost substitutions and decorative accents.
A satirical look at reviving dueling among U.S. Senators to counter defamatory remarks. The piece sketches a chaotic, publicity soaked sequence from challenge to postponement, with sponsors, media, and mock ceremony, ending in cancellation and a pivot back to wrestling.
A reader recalls marriages and affairs from a man Lew Arnold in Arkansas, Vera and a baby, a divorced wife, and Vera's refusal to rekindle. Also told is Francie and Paul a tale of honor, investments, illness, and a San Francisco hospital, with life changes and regret.
A clipped reminiscence recounts Julius Reuter founding a pigeon post in Brussels to seed the Reuters news agency. It notes its growth into a London headquarters giant next to AP and UPI and frames its centenary as a milestone in international news gathering and distribution.
Analysis of a Texas & Pacific Railway pamphlet argues Vollmer’s call to save and vote masks an anti social security stance. The piece notes FTC findings that there is no significant nicotine difference among leading cigarette brands and calls out misleading ad practices.
Secretary Brannan urges urgent use of available materials to combat the corn borer and other pests despite farm groups calling for independence. Congress marks the 175th birthday with a July 4 session as 76 percent of House members attend a 13 minute reading of the Declaration. Senate does not meet.
Denton of Indiana weighs in on price controls with wary optimism noting public desire for controls yet doubts many support them personally. He cites government groups protesting a price om and underscores tension between belief and self-interest.
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