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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1948
Page
3
A vintage sewing advertisement presents Pattern No. 17 a striped dress and matching blouse options for a young miss, with sleeve length choices and two styles in spring suit. Pattern No. 8249 lists sizes and yardage requirements for model 8, 1B and 20, size 14.
Fragmentary plea from a wartime era romance ad style note urging a wife to return to her husband Job. The text mixes garbled OCR with phrases about cereal and a loving husband seeking reunion.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to mention a local pondir and express phrases about time, places, and names. Readable elements include references to a facility, dates, and people, but the overall meaning remains unclear. The item reads like a garbled public notice or ad with multiple broken names and terms.
A fragmentary critique of Tobin and unionism features in a 1940s tone, referencing Franklin, a Stauer hotel gathering, and the Teamsters. The piece mocks reverence for authority figures and hints at internal union disputes and satirical exchanges.
The author chides Joe DiMaggio over reported Yankee pay of 65 000 to 70 000 a year saying taxes will bite harder now. He mocks government and big institutions and warns DiMaggio to seek legal advice as high income taxes loom.
A Shead critique notes Congress ignores the reorganization act meant to streamline its work. Despite narrowing standing committees, many subcommittees arose and open hearings fell short. Budget deadlines and executive hiring provisions were neglected, with salaries reshuffled rather than new staff hired. Violations exceed two thirds of the act’s provisions.
An analysis by Northwestern National Life Insurance shows infants and under forty now benefit from lower death rates, while those past forty still face longer lifespans. Forty-year-olds today can expect about 30 more years of life, reflecting progress in mortality improvements since Revolutionary War days.
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