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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1935

Page

24

Danny Meadow Mouse Homecoming and Family Reunion

Danny Meadow Mouse returns to Green Meadows after a perilous night away. He fears Nanny’s scolding, but Nancy discovers him alive and rushing to greet their babies. The scene shows strong family love and relief, ending with a tender reunion. Also notes on deepest practical depth for divers and air pressure effects.

Danny Meadow Danny Green Forest Green Meadows Whitefoot Redtul Redtusk Jim Nancy Meadow Mouse Nanny Nancy Hur Theo Danny Meadow Mouse T. W. Burgess WM Bergice

Ed Wynn Question Box Parody Column Fragments

A collage of humorous letters to Ed Wynn with mock inquiries about luck, bigamy, marriage happiness, and a White Elephant Party. The responses mockingly correct misperceptions and end with a fragment about a boy who boasts of his saxophone playing before the Prince of Wales.

Mr. Wynn Prince of Wales

Ice cream revival via quick tapioca and taplora method

A 1930s era tip sheet explains using quick cooking tapioca and taplora to make velvety ice cream without a mechanical freezer. Prepared mixtures freeze in trays or molds, with steps for chocolate ice cream including milk, unsweetened chocolate, sugar, corn syrup, eggs, and vanilla, then rapid freezing or ice and salt.

Frogza Ag Wortorn Newspaper Union

County Fair Celebrates Home Arts and Family Pride

A nostalgic snapshot of a county fair celebrating domestic crafts and family handiwork. Grandfather touts prize perches and pumpkins while Grandmother wins best jam. intricate quilts, embroidery, and treasured comforters showcase skilled hands. The piece honors home making as a path to joy and community.

Saxophonist Appears Before Prince At Performance

Clara Knett answers questions about timing, stating the saxophonist appeared around 9 o'clock while the prince did not attend until 10. The exchange clarifies the sequence of events tied to the event reported by Associated Newanapore via WNU Service.

Clara Knett Newanapore WNU Service

Teach Children Pride in Father and Mother Teach Children Pride in Father and Mother

Helen Giego Green argues that children value seeing both parents excel and be praised. She asserts parents should model virtues and talents, and that appreciation within the home boosts children's respect and behavior, linking parental admiration to child discipline and affection.

Helen Giego Green National Kindergarten Association New York Clyde Emmy Tou The WEY Jeffrrey Ammy Low Emmy Lou Kranted Mose Mother Walher

Long-Lived Colquhoun Family Demonstrates Longevity

The Colquhoun family shows remarkable longevity with eight of eleven original members alive. Their ages total 627 years and average 78 years 4 months. Current members include J D Colquhoun 87 in Wales Ontario Charles 85 in Sacramento California John Hay 81 in Detroit Michigan K 78 in Deloraine Manitoba M 78 and A M 72 in Sacramento J B E 78 in Waskada Manitoba and Dr Philip 70 in Waterville Quebec. They are descendants of Mr and Mrs J A Ovolquhoun who settled in Dundas county in 1844.

Canada Colquhoun Familly J. D. Colquhoun Wales Ont. Charles Sacramento Calif John Hay Detroit Mich Deloraine Man NM. M A. M J. BE Waskada Philip Waterville Que Mra J. A. Ovolquhoun Dundas County Montreal Herald

Food for Dead Ojibway Indians Sheltered by Miniature Homes

A New York Times report notes Ojibway burial grounds at L'Anse and Chicaugon Mich where food is placed for the dead. Miniature houses are built for the offerings, and the tribesmen say the spirits visit at midnight to partake, though small animals and birds typically eat the food.

L'Anse Chicaugon Mich Says New York Times

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