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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1932
Page
3
A reflective piece compares wartime sacrifice to modern civic decay. It laments self serving leaders and widespread apathy, arguing ordinary citizens must act to defend democracy. The author recalls past mobilizations and warns of political disengagement eroding national unity.
The excerpt reflects on how depression and hard times forge character and responsibility. It recalls a Missouri farm family’s struggle during 19th century downturns, emphasizing self-reliance, discipline, and learning from hardship. It contrasts military and civilian resilience, urging prudent leadership and proactive preparation for future challenges. It warns against defeatist thinking and highlights the rise of crime in prosperity's wake, urging vigilance.
A fragmentary account describes a scene with Shaw and a child along a riverbank at Itusala near the Volga. They converse and share a walk while an unnamed nanny is present, and the child mentions returning home to tell her mother about meeting George Bernard Shaw.
FD, ORAY, Syaelatat outline three simple rules for producing quality summer eggs. Gather three times daily to keep eggs clean and cool, store them in a cool place, and prevent moisture or dirt. Also ensure proper housing and regular collection to reduce breakage and keep egg quality high.
A Central Experimental Farm Ottawa study compares two tilting rations for broilers. One diet uses ground wheat barley and 10 percent meat meal, the other lacks meat meal. Seven week old birds, 37 in one group and 31 in the other, were weighed at start and end of a fourteen day trial. average gains differed by only about one tenth of an ounce per day.
The report details a brooding operation managed by Mrs EM Breiner and Oskar Loosa, with an extra $50 for adjustments. Ninety-two turkeys were moved after May 28 following careful infection control. 61 hatched after May 23, six smothered, two died from unknown causes, and six matured. By November 19 the flock averaged 25 pounds with a total change shown at $20 per bird. Sudan and wheat fed as main grains with a recommended mash. Sanitary measures reduced black head and other turkey troubles. Net profit for the operation was $1.0% to the farmer.
A 19th century style note urges proper coop sanitation and nicotine sulfate treatments to control lice and mites in poultry. It claims nicotine applications to straw and nest areas will remove mites within four days, and advises repeated applications if pests persist.
In Oslo a flock owners report record differences in hens egg production under similar conditions. Some birds laid nearly every day while others produced every other or third day over a year, with some exceeding six hundred eggs. The study notes a clear production gap among chickens.
A distressed debtor faces a creditor demanding overdue payment. The scene shows threats and insistence on securing payment, with mention of two other securities and a warning of action if men fail to pay. The blurred text portrays tense financial pressure and intimidation.
Large Chicago paint concern announces direct to public and local agent sales under "Chicagoan Prices" from 3240 North Wells Street Chicago. Claims reduced costs will expand reach to homes, farmers and businesses while noting national standards approvals and government department endorsements. For further details and agency information, write the factory.
Rich relatives are cited in a garbled sentence likely from OCR. Names, places, and concrete details are unreadable, leaving a vague mention of family ties and activity without clear facts or context. The item presents as a fragmentary social note with no verifiable events.
Z J Iritz of Cincinnati Ohio reports dramatic weight loss using Kruschen. In three months he dropped from 205 to 179 pounds, claims clearer breathing and better looks. The ad touts one half teaspoon of Kruschen in hot water each morning, warns against extreme dieting, and urges purchasing from drugstores worldwide.
The fragment hints at a debate over spelling changes urged by Jane to Mrs. The text is fragmented with uncertain names and unclear actions.
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