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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1932
Page
13
President Hoover proposed major reorganization to create a public works administrator and several assistant secretaries, consolidating functions across departments to cut costs. He urged executive orders to reshape staffing, with anticipated yearly savings outweighing the $4,000,000 salary costs of initial changes.
The Texas senators praised John N Garner as a potential Democratic favorite son for the national convention. They highlighted his brief speakership, long service from Texas, and leadership record as proof of fitness for the presidency. Garner denied prior knowledge of any statement and declined to discuss his chances.
Threudson's Gay company, an old trading firm, expands to keep Arctic trappers in touch with civilization. Wintering three to four weeks from supply posts, trappers will now receive mail and newspapers via 800 horsepower airplanes within three days’ journey from Canada. Each ski fitted craft carries three tons to deliver goods and return furs.
A testimonial-style notice promotes California Fig Syrup as a gentle vegetable laxative that restores health in children. It highlights benefits for appetite and digestion and cites a Topeka mother praising her daughter Bonnie B. for outstanding health tests and quick recovery during illnesses.
Frederick faced poor grades due to orthography and a crossed paper. His mother insisted on showing the error to the teacher. He returned and said the teacher was right, as k n e y does not spell canoe, illustrating a lesson in spelling and correction.
An advertisement claims Coles Carbonalve rapidly relieves burning itching and torturing skin diseases. It supposedly stops burn pain and heals without scars. Priced at 0 cents, or 200 cents to The J. W. Cole Co. in Rockford Illinois for a package.
A Boston Transcript critique quotes Osborne Farmer arguing conscience remains old fashioned and quiet, while modernism uses loud speakers. He points out that opportunity still knocks without blaring, favoring restraint over boisterous rhetoric.
A fragment notes a product claim for keeping the liver bowels and stomach clean and healthy. No clear event date or organization is present. The text shows partial branding and promotional wording without verifiable details.
Pinal county sheriff posted notices warning that anyone entering canals that line highways for bathing would face prosecution unless wearing a bathing suit.
An article promoting Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a tonic for ages fifty and up. It claims the syrup boosts liver and bowel function, reduces bilious spells, and improves energy without being habit forming. Consumers are urged to use it regularly, even for children, for ongoing vitality.
Margaret Culkin Ban ning argues in the Saturday Evening Post that youth now rejects idleness and easy money. She says rapid, luxurious living may be over, and youth must energyfully organize finance and industry to tackle enormous national employment needs.
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