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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1926

Page

4

Lincoln's Thirst for Knowledge From Early Indiana Years

The article retells how a young Abraham Lincoln in Indiana pursued reading as a lifeline. Neighbors recall him reading by the fireplace after chores, writing with makeshift tools, and seeking knowledge to answer deep questions. Weems and Aesop’s Fables shaped his view of life, union, and freedom while he dreamed of a future beyond his father's expectations.

Dewitt ‘J. Mason Abraham Lin Coln Indiana Jones’ Store Gentryville Abe Lincoln Abe Dennis Hanks Dennis Kentucky Obby Weems Washington Aesop Alex George Washington M.L. Weems Mmerlys Mt. Vernon Parish England Chatham Lincoln Ike Spencer County

Unclear OCR fragment hints at a judicial note

Fragmentary text shows a legal or court related line with names Lin and an unclear judgment or matter. No complete facts emerge beyond hints of a judgment or matter and references to Lin.

Inherent Poetic Sense Noted In White House Years

A fragment recalls a leader’s modesty and a later view of his poetry, noting how his return to Indiana after 15 years stirred restrained verse. A friend’s remark highlights contrasts between unpoetic landscapes and the emotional pull of place.

White House Indiana

Senate votes 76 to 17 for US adherence to World Court

Washington reports the Senate approved the protocol pledging United States participation in the World Court by 76 to 17, with 93 voting and 62 needed for two thirds. The vote split among Republicans and Democrats, while Farmer-Labor Senator Shipstead supported the measure. The White House hailed the outcome as a Coolidge administration victory.

Washington United States League of Nations James A. Reed Missouri Reed Senate Geneva League United States Senate League Secretariat San Domingo Liberia Permanent Court of International Justice Bingham Butler Cameron Capper Couzens Cummins Curtis Dale Deneen Edge Ernst Fess Gillett Goff Gooding Hale Howell Jones Wash Keyes Lemroot McKinley McLean McMaster McNary Means Metcalf Norbeck Norris Oddie Pepper Phipps Sackett Shortridge Smoot Stanfield Wadsworth Warren Weller Wililia Ashurst Bayard Bratton Broussard Bruce Caraway Copeland Dwdwardas Ferris Fletcher George Gerry Glass Harris Harrison Henih N. M Kendrick King McKellar Mayfield Neely Overman Pittman Robinson Ark Ransdell Sheppard Bimména Smith Stephens Swanson Trammell Tyson Underwood Walsh Wheeler Inberance Hapublionae Borah Brookhart Fernald Frazier Harreld Johnson la Follette Mones Nye Pine Ind Schall Watson Williams Blease Shipstead du Pont Delaware Greene Vermont Dill Dem White House Coolidge State Department League of Nations Secretariat

Farm loan cancellations sweep Iowa farmers

Des Moines banks cancelled ten million dollars in farm loans to Iowa farmers following a ruling by the federal farm loan board. L A Andres, state banking commissioner, announced the action.

Des Moines Iowa Lund Banks Federal L. A. Andrews State Commissioner of Banking

Twenty seven Chicago lawyers face disbarment

Federal Judge Carpenter cited twenty seven Chicago lawyers to show cause why they should not be disbarred for unprofessional conduct.

Chicago Carpenter

Bayer Aspirin Warning Ad and Hygiene Soap Ad Slant

An old newspaper fragment promotes Bayer Aspirin stressing genuineness and physician approval. It includes an ad for Cuticura Soap claiming multiple skin benefits and razor efficiency. A brief line asserts lighter head means higher bearing.

It Is One Thing To Talk And Another To Say Something

A brief reflection contrasts speaking with choosing words and action. It explores how intention meets expression in communication and the difference between stated ideas and actual statements.

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