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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1941
Page
5
Easy hooking inspires this pansy oval design sized about U4 by M4, fifteen cent stamp on a hot iron transfer ready to print onto burlap. Includes general hooking directions and instructions for making several inexpensive rug frames with each order. Send order to:
In 1938 the Suez Canal carried 34,418,000 tons of cargo while the Panama Canal handled 26,227,268 tons. Both canals trailed far behind the Detroit River and Sault Ste. Marie canals, which moved 66,760,000 tons and 40,042,739 tons respectively.
A syndicated critique mocks liberal publications and public figures over anti Nazi and pro war sentiments. It references James True, Robert Edmondson, Wheeler, Lindbergh, Willkie, FDR, and The New York Times while noting debates on neutrality, defense aid, and censorship.
A sermon based lesson questions readers about personal and communal responsibility for alcohol harms. It condemns makers and sellers of liquor and urges active removal of temptations, urging believers to consider how their actions influence children, and to practice abstinence from all forms of evil in line with biblical passages and a call to moral duty.
Poem fragment urges patriots with hearts ablaze to love truth and hate wrong, calling for steadfast citizens. Anon. analysis reflects civic virtue and national duty.
A fragmentary line from a 19th century poem or broadside notes a blunt stance on Bigotry attributed to William Cowper. The text presents a defiant claim of personal pleasure or endurance against social prejudice, preserving the period voice and terse structure.
A fragment from a comic page features a pun exchange about Manchester and beauty versus brains. A joke compares ammonia and pneumonia, hinting at a wordplay punchline about bottles and chests in a humorous dialogue.
A fragmented column notes impartial hunting tales, war hor rors and perfume scarcities among American women, with stray quips about jokes on dinner, step-ladder slips and a humorous boxing hug. It ends with a garbled medical exchange about a deceased father.
The Partern I)epARTMENT presents a new home frock in bright calico prints gingham or percale. It suits sizes 12 through 40 with a sash belt for adjustable fit. Diagram shows pattern No. 1308 and sewing details for quick easy make.
Questions cover noblesse oblige rule prolix antonym and a cant hook workman. It asks for horsepower in watts and counts deadly sins. It cites 1941 inaugural costs about 7000 less than 1937 and notes David Bushnell’s Turtle submarine designed in 1776 to attack the Eagle off New York.
The items cover obligations numbers and measurements. It lists a lumberman for turning logs and defines one horsepower as 746 watts. It also notes the seven deadly sins and mentions the giraffe with males reaching up to 18 feet.
Historians place the Dark Ages roughly from 475 AD after Rome’s fall to 1150 AD with the Amalfi discovery of the Pandects. This seven century span spurred renewed study of Roman and Greek literature, countering the era's intellectual darkness caused by barbarian incursions across Europe.
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