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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1929
Page
2
A column humorously criticizes being well informed as a mania for both men and women. It argues tasting ideas matters more than amassing facts, urges courage in speaking, and warns against parroting. It then reflects on the aging pin cushion stereotype and modern women's independence shaping behavior.
A national chamber of agricultural co-operatives will be created with headquarters in Washington by wheat corn cotton and livestock growers numbering over two million. The group aims to influence public policy and support the proposed Farmers National Grain Corporation while aligning with the federal farm board's plan for agricultural rehabilitation. President Hoover appointed Samuel R. McKelvie to represent wheat growers. the move follows talks in Baton Rouge and Chicago on organizing producer owned interests.
An August 11 lesson on Daniel 6 covers Daniel’s integrity under the Medo Persian regime. Envy prompts a plot to trap him, but his faith persists. God’s angel protects him, the accusers are condemned, and Daniel rises in honor as Darius acknowledges Daniel’s God.
A Palmer saying from a thoughtful passage urges that a well spent youth leads to a comfortable old age and that life should inspire hopes of eternal youth in a better world, rather than melancholy decay.
A reflective parable notes that when human will aligns with divine will no cross is heavy burdens are eased. when personal will opposes God’s will, a heavy cross is formed and burdens grow in weight and difficulty during life.
A garbled line hints at someone awaiting repayment of money loaned. the fragment suggests a personal debt matter without clear names or places.
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