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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
12
Dream narrative at Piping Rock features Cortlandt Bleeker recounting a vision of a modern girl. She pleads entry before St Peter, but is condemned for moral transgressions, framed with a poetic critique of contemporary flirtations and virtue.
A terse biblical vignette recalls Samson bringing down the temple during a perilous moment, with onlookers lamenting the loss of a scarce building and crying out for restraint. The scene centers on the dramatic structural collapse and the crowd’s anxious reaction.
A boy named Peter dreams of a green pottery frog made in a school class. The frog explains being made from clay and shared among students in pottery, millinery, cooking, and drawing classes. Peter awakes, glad to still see the frog beside him on the table.
In a sharp street encounter a quiet man offers a dollar for a five dollar item claiming profit, while the brisk salesman accepts. The buyer then hands over a $5 meal ticket nearly spent, highlighting a clever trading moment amid broader political chatter, including a note on Hungary’s monarchic leanings.
A moral exhortation urges readers to maintain high standards and resist temptation to lower character. It emphasizes self-respect, continual self-judgment, and the need to govern actions toward others, noting lasting consequences in this life and the next.
A newspaper blurb urges readers to treat catarrh seriously as it may progress to lung disease. It promotes S S S as a blood remedy rather than local sprays or inhalants and invites readers to obtain a bottle and seek free medical advice from the Medical Director in Atlanta.
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