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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1929
Page
5
The article explains calories as a heat unit from foods and vitamins as complex compounds guiding element assimilation. It warns against relying on calories alone, noting deficiency diseases like rickets and scurvy. It urges combining calorie-rich foods with diverse vitamin sources for a balanced diet and outlines vitamin A and B sources.
OSGOOD NEWS Vi. Goranson was here among friends Monday John Conway was a passenger to Estherville Thursday where he visited his brother Ambrose and family. Ray and Orville Ruby formerly of this vicinity have settled on the Watson farm. Gen. Sloniker moved to the place vacated by Ruby Bros. in Great Oak township. Wm. McConnell is recovering from appendicitis at Palo Alto hospital. Albert Canton and Philip TNaily, St. Paul Seminary students, called at the red Hepp home. Mrs. Wm. McConnell and daughter Jane Eleanor visited Emmetsburg Monday. Mr. Higging of Ayrshire was a guest at the Fred Hepp home last week. GC Thompson was here on business Saturday. Lewell Crook returned from helping Harley Henkins move near Groottinger. R. L. Remmert of Iowa Falls was in Osprool Thursday. Mrs. John Connors was a passenger from Emmetsburg Friday. Miss Anna Lambe spent the week at home. Joe Green of Plover was an Os good caller Thursday. The Fred Hepp family will move onto the Downs farm south of Emmetsburg March 1. Chas. Higgins was a passenger to Gruckinger Thursday to visit old friends.
A 1929 note from Emmetsburg highlights a county health seal drive, honoring sponsors Mrs. Geo. Baker and the Friday Chair. Awards include kits and ballots for top selling rooms, with half the proceeds funding statewide TB work and half kept in Palo Alto County for local health efforts. County total about 664.94, Palo Alto share 327.47.
A portrait of Herbert Hoover highlighting quirks and traits. The article notes he takes little exercise, smokes cigars, ignores diet, enjoys fishing, loves grand opera, and doodles arabesques. It describes his swift dictation, varied temperament, and a prominent square jaw, while mentioning his past as a non teetotaler and wartime record.
German Lutheran Church notes that English service will be held next Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Methodist church with a short congregation meeting to follow. Rev. Otis L. Lang, Pastor, asks members and others to attend.
March 3 program at Lost Island L L includes opening hymn 436 prayer scripture by A Hampson with a song by three girls and reading of A Remarkable Answer To Prayer by Ardell Christiansen. Congregational notices cover Lutheran and English services, Sunday school times, Bible hours, confirmands, and mission meetings under pastors Rierson Andersen Mandsager Faul and church committees.
A compact editorial praising steady plodding over flashy schemes. It cites Herbert Hoover’s abstinence and philanthropy, then argues insurance sustains credit and security. It warns against taxes and restrictions that weaken the insurance basis of industry and individual confidence.
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