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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1943
Page
8
A Kaleidoscope quilt pattern is shown, highlighting a two tone blue and white design that forms a different image from each angle. The feature notes the sewing and sawing that began with this captivating quilt.
In Chicago a colorful Indian Summer Day event gathers J. A. Edwards 82 leader of National Indian War Veterans and Chief Thundercloud of the Ottawas at Olson Bug Co Memorial Indian Park. They renew a pledge around the Treaty Stone where in 1833 Midwest Indians ceded lands and vowed lasting peace.
Lesson for December 12 outlines Mark 12 28 34 John 13 14 15 10 14 and emphasizes the “new commandment” of love as God is love and love for God requires love for neighbor and fellow believers. It stresses obedience as joyful sacrifice and highlights Christ’s example and early church devotion.
The user presents five general knowledge prompts including national political party counts, typical harp strings, author of the Virginia statute for religious freedom, draft classifications in the US armed forces, and the legend of who stole fire from heaven to give it to mortals.
A short quiz presents questions and answers across topics. It asks where the ancient Pitts lived and how many equal sides an isosceles triangle has. The item labels subjects and includes factual prompts suitable for study.
The list provides concise factual answers: thirty five with five elected presidents, forty six strings, Thomas Jefferson, class 1 C, Prometheus, Britain, and two equal sides. Each item likely corresponds to a trivia prompt covering politics, music, astronomy, military service, mythology, geography, and geometry.
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