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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
6
Sledges and field cooks deepen shelter amid blizzards as oxen drink at a pond and a road crews push through snow toward Dorchester heights. In Boston Pat gains a covert role aiding Revere and Mother Enslow while spying eyes close in and plans for a potential bombardment unfold.
In July 1773 at Bouton Calla Cabot bids farewell to Pat Fayerweather as Colin joins Washington’s circle at Cambridge. He rises to captain, faces a duel with Harry Gage, rescues by Farnsworth, and earns restoration after controversy. He travels for recruits, meets Mrs Bowlly, aids Ticonderoga gun transport, and prepares for danger as Patriots hide in the night. Pat schemes a daring disguise to cross lines for word to him.
Pat, a high-born disguise known as Mother Enslow, protects allies on Roxbury lines amid a reviewing General Dowe, bull session, and boxing fire. An Irish sergeant warns of search, yet Pat feigns Mother Enslow to pass unseen. She escapes toward shelter, aided by kindness of the Apple Woman and Mrs Shipman as Bren and troops return from town.
A sermon commentary on Mark 3 1 12 outlines Jesus teaching before miracles, forgiving a paralytic’s sins to show divine power. Faith of friends and the patient, Jesus questioning scribes, and the healing act lead to amazement and worship, confirming Christ’s authority on earth to forgive sins.
A reflective note on the World Movement praising God dwelling in human progress. It urges finding the divine presence in human interests and assisting those striving for truth education progress and liberty worldwide.
Fragmentary text urging confession to God and truth, suggesting sharing what remains within to avoid loss. The passage appears archaic and incomplete, with garbled phrases and names. No clear event, date, or identifiable entity is present.
Alfred O. Weed, curator of fish at Ford Museum in Chicago, notes that Labrador Eskimos tell vivid fish tales backed by authority. He cites claims of freshwater cod and coral reef fishes that resemble coral growths and can sicken barefoot listeners, tying in patent medicines as filler.
A creosote based remedy Creomulsion is promoted as a cure for persistent coughs colds and related throat and bronchial issues. The ad claims two fold action soothing membranes and fighting the germ, with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. It urges readers to ask their druggist.
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