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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1947
Page
2
A reflective piece recounts Willie Wells and other undergraduates at the Agricultural College. It notes a favorable evaluation from Uncle Sam, praising progress and conduct, and frames veterans returning to school as industrious and appreciative of education, emphasizing responsibility and restraint.
A Graettinger Times page cites Michael Wright in Better Homes & Gardens arguing against socialized medicine, warning of doctor overload and reduced private care. It emphasizes that care should be available to those in need, but not at the expense of medical quality or physician independence.
Diets deficient in vitamin C diminish resistance to infections and may contribute to tooth decay. The body stores vitamin C poorly, so all ages especially children should consume plenty of foods rich in vitamin C.
Excess fat in late fall animals like raccoon and beaver should be removed before cooking due to strong odor. Woodchuck and opossum fat may be trimmed to avoid greasiness but can contribute flavor.
Chickens should be dressed and chilled thoroughly to prevent discoloration and off flavor from developing in storage. Dress the chicken one day, store in a refrigerator overnight, then wrap and take to the freezer the next day.
A makeshift wiring setup uses long extension cords as a substitute for permanent wiring, creating dangerous conditions. The improvised method increases fire risk and could lead to electrical shock, especially in poorly ventilated or crowded areas.
The article argues patriotism supports buying bonds, detailing an EF bond example. If purchasing a $1,000 EF bond and holding ten years, values rise yearly: 755, 765, 780, 800, 820, 840, 880, 920, 960, 1000, illustrating gradual growth to full maturity with steady annual gains.
Four room house for sale with garage listed by H A Elsenbast Graettinger 1-23-1? Church notices from Immaculate Conception Lutheran and other congregations include confession schedules masses and worship reminders with thanks from families for support and flowers. Community Christmas Seal campaign praised Graettinger Times Watson Theatre teachers and local merchants thanked for assistance and participation.
Buying bath towels hinges on absorbency softness and strength. Thicker softer piles boost absorbency. White towels absorb more than colored ones. Ensure ground cloth is tightly woven by holding towel to light. tiny light points pass interwoven indicate weak weave and poor durability.
The Nile splits into its two delta branches nine miles below Cairo, forming the Garden of Egypt a maze of streams that irrigate fertile land. Rosetta and Damietta mark the western and eastern exits to the Mediterranean, once key commercial hubs before Suez canal and Alexandria’s rise. Wrapping trees with canvas or similar materials can protect them from rabbits, and wild duck meat is darker and leaner than domestic duck, best roasted with bacon and served rare to stay moist.
Unverified legends claim dummy clock hands set at 8 1B to mark a historical event. The article notes symmetry for fire clocks and potential for ads on the clock face and lists a fragmented basketball schedule with dates and venues.
Rev Fre Jacobsen leads worship at St Pauls Lutheran with services at South Walnut and The Town Church locations. Luther League meets Sunday 8:00 a.m. at William Thompson home for annual business meeting. Doreas Mission Society meets Tuesday at Town Church 2:10 p.m. Confirmation class Saturday 9:20 a.m. Visitors welcome.
Methodist Church hosts morning worship led by Rev J Heber Miller on Sunday with the message Scattered Abroad. Persecution linked to early Christians and a future harvest. Family Fellowship program at 7 30 Sunday eve features home talent recordings and choir songs. Official Board to meet Jan 27 at 8 p m at the Garber home to discuss the Stewardship program.
The Junior choir will practice at 7 30 and the Senior choir at 8 30 weekly The Intermediate Fellowship meets at 8 0 after Junior practice This is a schedule change as Juniors and Intermediates will no longer meet on Sunday nights hereafter
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