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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1920
Page
2
A battered OCR winded tale describes a redesigned monoplane dubbed the war theater slip, claiming a 50 cent run and ground test with near perfect control at high altitude. It credits William B. Brout with the design and mentions three passenger limousines built entirely of new internally trusted parts.
John Kendrick Bangs argues Bolshevism cannot take root in restored France and urges rebuilding of the human spirit. He notes American relief aids stabilize the devastated regions along the Aisne and warns fear of Bolshevism stems from widespread illiteracy and lack of standards to measure its failures.
The narrative recalls visiting devastated French and Belgian regions and the suffering of millions caused by German invasions. It highlights moral support and material relief as essential, noting refugees’ resilience and how American aid symbolizes civilization’s commitment. It affirms France’s and Belgiums’ resolve to endure and rebuild.
The navy’s paymaster general asserts the American fleet is the best fed force in the world citing Admiral Wilson’s orders and improving rations and prices. Yet the chief of the bureau of engineering says ships’ mechanical condition has not markedly improved since the war’s end. A separate Cincinnati note reports Oscar Hennehen Jr. and his sister plan a joint double wedding and will live in a shared home.
Mrs Teagarden of Denver Colorado born with no arms caretakes with teeth feet and shoulders. She sews cooks and beds, even combs her hair with a toe held comb, providing all clothing for her baby at $8. Physicians and nurses at the hospital marveled at her skill. Delphin May Jaa normenat ehttd.
Washington reports the Department of Agriculture endorses skunk breeding as a lucrative fur industry. Despite negative hype the department calls the skunk a valuable ally against pests and a potential $50 to $100 yearly value per farmer.
Readable excerpts describe widespread hardship in Siberia as winter approaches. Multiple regional governments emerge between Primorsky and Lake Baikal while Moscow-backed and anti Bolshevik forces clash. Japanese interests persist near Vladivostok as Mongol and Manchurian borders shift and partisan control grows across eastern provinces.
Warren Ohio dances provoke city dispute as Mayor Melride orders police to arrest violators and enforce propriety limits. He cites improper embraces and consents, warning young men and women to observe decorum and avoid scandal or punishment.
In Oceanport New Jersey resident Mya Elin Mokiy owns a pet rabbit named Byug who vanquished three attacking cats. The cats, led by Tatiana and Cus, reportedly killed many rabbits in the area. A cat named toma allegedly delivered a fatal kick to several would-be attackers during a prospective dinner incident, leaving the rabbit unharmed and the felines defeated.
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