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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1925
Page
22
An ad style item mentions Cole Co and J W Cole Co of Noc k ford Ill. with brief promises of quick relief and a clean outcome. The fragment hints at pain, burn, and rapid healing claims, set against a holiday season backdrop and a busy world.
In a park Gerald and Myrtile confront past passions and future choices. She reveals a deep, unsettling wisdom about happiness and love while urging restraint as he contemplates leaving for London. Pauline’s sorrowful letter and a risky rescue plan for her brother shift the tension toward a dangerous Russian prison rescue.
A garbled note discusses right and left hand movement, claiming the right hand moves faster than the left. It references experiments and London T-Bits and Martian teeth to support the claim, though the text remains unclear and fragmentary.
Horace the oldest among siblings acted as teacher as Lawrence and Judith played school. He defined elevated by noting a jam incident where mother elevated the jam from them, while Judith, still in kindergarten, grasped the idea despite Lawrence failing to rise to the occasion.
The Atlanta Constitution reports Brother Williams declaring the world faces the devil with many calling it a hellish time for old sinners, suggesting a hot time for the wicked. The remark captures a period religious fervor and confrontational rhetoric.
Edgar Addison Bancroft, the Chicago lawyer and ambassador to Japan, told a Blackstone banquet that despite crooked business, new laws suffice. He quips about millionaires who demand jail if they lose money and jokes about people inviting others to join in. The remarks mix satire with optimism about governance.
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