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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1932

Page

7

The Ballad of Leroy and Beatrice in Paluka

A fanciful tale follows Leroy Gadalle as he leaves Palulin for Paluka to wed Beatrice Wetherby. The piece lampoons Palukan society, highlighting Beatrice's reception, public scrutiny, and the glow of Leroy’s social power amid skeptical grandees.

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Weal Mouth and Townsfolk Doomed by Outsider Beatrice

A scathing tale portrays Beatrice as a socially awkward outsider who frets over Paluka’s Simple Past and mocks locals. The narrator ridicules her for chasing city glamour and misreading small town charm, ending with a moral against marrying outsiders.

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Individual Sole Master of His Worldly Fate

A reflective essay argues against reliance on oracles and astrology, noting humanity’s progress comes from personal effort. It references ancient civilizations and suggests modern people waste time on fortune telling. The piece endorses self-determination, echoing a line about fate lying in ourselves.

Razor of Damnseug Steel Passes Two Centuries

An ancestor of Oliver Bollard, a 72 year old farmer from Berlin Michigan, bought a Damnseug Steel razor with a bone handle about 200 years ago. The razor has remained in daily use in the Bollard family, passed from father to son. The current owner gained it at nineteen, and despite wear the blade remains sharp.

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Historic Allegheny Trees At Carvel Hall Terrace

Historic trees on Carvel Hall terrace in Annapolis Maryland are 250 to 300 years old. The Allanthua trees came from China aboard a trading ship over two centuries ago and stand at the Prince George street entrance of Carvel Hall. The hotel was built in 1704 by William Paca, a signer of the Declaration of Independence and Maryland’s third governor.

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Elevation of Spirit Through Artful Endeavor

A reflective statement extols the power of deliberate effort to raise one's life. It argues that creating art or sculpture elevates more than beauty, transforming the very atmosphere and lifting human potential through purposeful action.

Science Advances in War Against Crime and Blood Evidence

A discussion by Calvin Goddard as cited in Nyvela Magazine reviews advances in crime detection. The piece notes blood traces can persist after washing and on items like pockets and nails, aiding paternity testing and crime analysis. It highlights the ongoing push to use scientific methods to identify perpetrators and establish timelines in investigations.

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Trossura Trove Unearthed Spanish Coins At Baldeford Maine

Two men digging near Baldeford Maine uncovered about sixty gold coins from a century ago believed to be Spanish. Officials await valuation while one coin may date to 1805 and be worth around 75 dollars.

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Embroidery Champion Stolen Work Tied to U S Resident

Seven prominent Atlanta women, all needlework experts, reported a theft involving a champion needleworker. The thief looted the best embroidery, only to discover it was the handiwork of J. Z. Wardy, an eighty one year old resident of Americus, Georgia, who has tilled needlework since age twelve. The Indianapolis News mentions his lifelong dedication and a crippling condition.

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Motorist Helps Entrapped Auto Victims After Prank

Alba resident Alba Ginndale New York witnesses a car wrap around a telegraph pole and three occupants trapped. He assists one by one as the vehicle remains stuck, while two others drive away in the prank vehicle.

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