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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
17
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A Washington bulletin by the Nar Gon Geographia Society extols crossroads as pivotal to world history. It cites Indianapolis, Chicago, New York, London, Paris, and other centers as traffic hubs linking continents, with fame rising from routes and exchanges shaping empires and economies.
The narrative recalls early 19th century seal poaching in the Aleutian Islands with nations from the United States to Russia contesting the seas. Alec Melian, famed as the Wolf Larson, allegedly sailed aboard the Schooner Comanella under forged papers. By 1917 governments funded patrols and stricter sealing laws to curb killings, with four American cutters guarding rookeries and a 15 year treaty set to renew next year.
Right Reverend Arthur F. W. Ingram, bishop of London, has accepted an invitation from the bishops of the United States to address eight American universities next year.
In the closing days of the Civil War a drought drained wells for thousands of Federal prisoners. Amid delirium and fatigue a water belt surged from Providence Spring, housed in a masonry fountain with a bronze tablet. The nearby Andersonville National Cemetery covers about 120 acres, resting nearly 140 prisoners who died there.
Report describes air mail parachute drops, with ground post receivers and parachute deployment timing. Notes crews use harnesses and explosive charges to release payloads while guiding descent toward designated receiving points. Technical details emphasize safe delivery and coordination with ground stations.
A battered report notes casualties among French youths after an artillery shell exploded near a field of battle. Officials described the incident as a tragic outcome of ongoing hostilities with no clear accountability. Nearby celebrants and witnesses offered somber recollections of the day’s events, underscoring the war’s reach into local lives.
Emmetsburg and Estherville callers, hospital visits, and travel by residents thread through the week. Floyd Fleming, radio engineer, worked in Estherville. Bernice Nyborg and Mildred Truesdenl left Coleman hospital. Miss Pearl Noble returned from Cornell after her mother’s illness. J. M. Kelly and children stayed with Father Kelly in Ayrshire.
A quirky, vintage paragraph rounds through fashion terms like balloon trousers and slang for employment while poking at early radio and beauty myths. The piece wields humor on social habits and public behavior with offbeat phrasing and misspellings.
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