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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1928
Page
8
A vintage endorsement extols Castoria as safe for infants, citing gentle, vegetable-based relief from stomach upset, fever, constipation, and diarrhea. It assures no harsh drugs, notes genuine Fletcher's Castoria availability, and mentions a care book about babies.
Lesson outlines Mark 4 86 6 90 and the Gospel themes of Jesus calming the storm healing the Gadarene demoniac and his authority over nature and evil. The sermon emphasizes faith in Christ amid storms and testimony to personal healing starting with home witnesses.
Denmark's castle of the Nennlasake, home of Hamlet, has been fully restored and refitted as a museum. The canopy taken to Stock holm by King Charles XII in 1058 will be absent when Kronberg cnuelie nat Qeresund ig opens. Relics including old paintings furniture and gobelins will be retrieved from the Danish museum for display.
A rough dialogue describes daily meals and breaks at a hotel, implying three meals a day and ongoing lodging. The speakers use phonetic slang to question daily allotments and blessings, hinting at a leisurely, regimented routine.
Fragmentary lines mention Holy Spirit guiding life and a name Warley City appearing. The readable text hints at spiritual leadership and local place context but lacks clear event or full statements to confirm specifics. The item reads as a chaotic note rather than a complete news item.
Park naturalist B J Sawyer notes animals roam closer to Mammoth and government buildings as winter narrows fear. Elk and deer are seen daily, bears, coyotes, and badgers forage near the office, and sheep approach within sight of the weather bureau as foragers move nearer human settlements.
Dr. A A Schaeffer of the University of Kansas reports over 800 experiments with blindfolded volunteers in varied terrains including fields reservoirs tracks and water. Subjects walked swam rowed and drove vehicles blindfolded and consistently steered into circular paths gradually tightening into smaller circles.
A professor questions what to hitch knowledge to while musing on spending to learn a foreign language. The text contrasts appearance with home life and suggests external impression aids social ease when abroad.
A quirky parable from a luncheon before departure mocks corporate publicity. Tim laments that publicity would shrink the few industrial firms that mistreat shareholders as Vimy mistreated his sister. A boyish tale follows with Mrs Smith sending pears and a mischief of two eaten and two stolen by Rod and Dick.
A misers a great lover of generosity in everybody but himself. The quip suggests his habit of bestowing aid on others while withholding from his own purse, highlighting ironic thrift.
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