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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1932

Page

9

Smiths stance sparks tilt toward Roosevelt in 1924 race

Edward W. Pickard notes Alfred E. Smith, former New York governor, open to a 1923 convention role but not pursuing a preconvention campaign. The piece tracks Democratic and Republican reactions, Smith's visit to Roosevelt, Shanghai clashes, and disarmament talks shaping early 1920s politics.

Teac Waldy Smits Roosevelt New York Empire State New York City Mr. Smith Albany Mr. Roosevelt

The Good Shepherd Teaching on John Chapter Ten

A religious study outlines Jesus as the true shepherd and door to salvation, contrasting him with thieves and hirelings. It covers the new flock following Jesus, personal knowledge of the sheep, and the irreversible security of believers, with emphasis on Gentile inclusion and the shepherd’s sacrificial care.

Geneva Andre Tardieu France League of Nations Great Britain John Simon Hugh Gibson United States Ambassador Gibson State Department Washington London Italy Wahington Bruening Germany Dino’ Grand Christ Jesus John the Bantlet Bawrul Pienos God Jesus Christ Gocn Heavenly Father

Words of Wisdom on Holiness and Labor

Fragmentary lines reflect a newspaper card style discussing holiness and labor. The readable phrases suggest commentary on the value of work and moral life, mentioning glory, harvests, and life’s downsides in a period-voice tone.

Writer Would Go Limit in State Abbreviations

A Worcester Telegram letter argues against strict state abbreviations. It questions using O for Ohio and practice across six states Delaware Florida Georgia Louisiana Panhandle Pennsylvania and Utah. The writer asks why not single letters for West Virginia and Wyoming and criticizes abbreviated forms like Da and Penn for clarity and brevity.

Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Delaware Florida Georgia Louisiana Panagylvania Utah West Virginia West Chen Worcester Telegram

Fragmentary note reveals garbled casual lines and names

A puzzled, partial text contains several unreadable phrases and scattered names. The content resembles a stray mental note or OCR artifact with no clear event, date, or identifiable person sustained enough to form a coherent news item.

Business cycle phases outlined amid economic theory

Authorities describe the business cycle as a sequence of distinct periods from crisis to recovery. The discourse notes phases such as recession, depression, readjustment, and eventual prosperity, with factors like buyers’ strikes and market adjustments influencing the cycle.

Modest claims and a talking wife at a busy meeting

A fragmented exchange recalls a tall thin lady at a meeting who struggled to express herself while others debate modesty and bragging, with offhand remarks about a wife and a speaker named John. The dialogue hints at social dynamics and humor without clear context or a central event.

Karika Juren

Condolence Bride-to-Be and Shifting Portrait Hints

A fragmentary verse references a bride-to-be and a reaction to a photograph. It notes years of effort and hints at rising anger or intrigue directed at unclear targets, with terse lines suggesting tension and secrecy in relationships.

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