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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1922
Page
6
A social etiquette piece argues for inclusive invitations in mixed gatherings. It covers inviting spouses at dinners and dances, noting etiquette for weddings anniversaries and parties, and advises inviting couples in both genders to avoid discourtesy.
A friend’s wife suggests a bridal shower for Mary, the longserving house helper, as she prepares to marry Hexu moot. The plan includes a bath theme and a beauty box, while the writer asks what else to bring for the event and hints at practical chores before the wedding.
Fragmented verse about sharing happiness to multiply cheer and blessings. The text hints at unity in peace or trouble and the idea of togetherness through good will, though the wording is garbled and may be from a literary or poem fragment. It references joy, blessings, and collective resilience.
Jacqueline Logan, a Colorado Springs girl and film star, trained and schooled for stardom, is also an accomplished musician. Her mother was a music teacher and an aunt a vaudeville performer. She is described as a blonde with Irish heritage.
A compact discussion of 19th century social rules for dancing and party invitations. It notes that married women increasingly danced with others beyond their husbands, while husbands’ absence could allow wives to attend events with an acceptable excuse. The piece reflects changing expectations of sociability and marital conduct.
Jackie Rabbit helps a Goblin seek missing red mittens gifted by fairies as strange dancing ensues after putting on the first mitten. Grandfather Rabbit directs a ring to trap the culprit and reveal the mitten mishap’s meaning amid woodland onlookers.
A fragmented OCR passage recounts Jackie Rabbit and a goblin tale with references to European names and royal connections. It blends mythic lineage from Hebrew and Germanic names, mentions of Bess and Elizabethan echoes, and a frame where Grandfather Rabbit retrieves goblin buttons, ending with an image of the goblin fleeing as the tale closes.
The 1921 International Live Stock Show in Chicago highlighted Western Canada wealth potential. Alberta led with every animal winning a prize, sweeping oats, and taking 28 of 25 grain placings overall. Saskatchewan dominated stock ribbons, with a first in Clydesdale championships and strong Percheron and Hereford results. Manitoba reported top alfalfa seed, and widespread grain success underscored Western Canada’s growing agricultural power.
The New York Herald notes Western Canada’s push for cultivation to boost farmer incomes and fiber the grain focus fading. Advertisements urge readers to consider farm needs and reflect on past missteps, with light humor about scarecrows and peaches.
widespread appeal to women about hidden kidney and bladder trouble. claims Swamp-Root restores kidney health and relieves back pain headaches nerves and despondency. advertises sample bottle by mailing ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY with options to buy larger sizes at drugstores.
A garbled OCR snippet hints at a hospital scene with names Séricus Caes and Binks Kastedn. A fragment mentions a hospital context and a nurse remark, suggesting a medical setting or intrigue around patient care. Further details are unreadable in the source.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Bea Pain and a Rockford advertisement fight in the face. It hints at a bout and claims beauty is in learning, but the excerpt is garbled and lacks clear facts or outcomes.
A compact reflection observes that concalted individuals, though modest, contribute meaningful value to society. It suggests every such person holds intrinsic worth, deserving respect and opportunities to participate in community life.
Hastings Nebr a sixteen year old girl suffered a severe illness causing irregularity. mother gave Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription and later a dozen bottles the writer notes has maintained health for years. The letter claims long use of Dr Pierce’s Prescription and urges others to obtain it from their druggists in liquid or tablet form.
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