15 Feb 1934
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1934
Page
1
Soviet authorities launched a scheme to populate Russia's steppes with Australian emus. Early trials under the first five year plan showed the birds endure Moscow winters, their flesh edible and eggs weighing 600 to 1000 grammes. Initially eggs are to be hatched, not eaten, using incubators. In the meantime a light joke about catching a baseball pitcher appears.
In Paris after two days of deadly street fighting Premier Daladier resigns. Gaston Doumergue takes control with a small cabinet, promising elections if needed. Rioters clash with police and troops, leaving about fifty dead and over a thousand wounded.
The writer reflects on past wars and debt dangers, praising a Rockefeller Foundation work Toward Liquor Control. He argues Americans must curb intemperance in diet and public life, urges self-reliance in health and governance, and recalls rural hardship, farmer struggles, and changing social norms with vivid anecdotes.
Intriguing reports from Leningrad claim the tombs of Russian rulers yielded no corpse for Czar Alexander I after claims he faked death. Stories, recounted by M Aubry and others, suggest an impostor era with figures like Fedor Kousmiteh and the Grand Duke Wildlink, proposing abdication and hidden monarchs across remote towns.
A new heart repair device by Mugcow surgeries was demonstrated in an experiment on a dog. The artificial heart kept the animal alive while surgeons added sixteen stitches to the heart and reattached it to the body. The team expects wide use once perfected.
An incoherent fragment discusses having a vlog as a friend and buying friendship. The text trails into garbled phrases about many friends, red, waiting, and limited support, leaving the main idea unclear but implying social media friendship is questioned.
A fragmented vintage advertisement touts a health tonic claiming to improve appetite, energy, and skin tone. It references blood iron, hemo globin, and mineral compounds, urging readers to buy a product sold by a company with a two size option and nationwide drugstore distribution.
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