Dental Thought For The Week
Dental note emphasizes that preventive tooth care is hard to promote while stories of toothaches attract interest. Dr M J Reidy signs the column.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
8
Dental note emphasizes that preventive tooth care is hard to promote while stories of toothaches attract interest. Dr M J Reidy signs the column.
A jumble of humorous musings and social commentary from Graettinger Market Reports on July 2. Items range from autos and traffic to cross word puzzles, weather, prices, and a sterile jab at public office. Notable snippets mention King Seneferu, German police dogs, Eskimo children, and a playful push for plane rocking chairs.
A collage of snappy lines and jokes about truthfulness, car mileage, a missing cashier, domestic row humor, and marital suspicions. The passage mixes dialogue about a cashier short by fifty thousand, motorists’ mileage costs, and witty exchanges on womanly reactions to mice and snakes with a chaotic string of miswritten captions and jocular observations.
The article notes Chris Christiansen recently purchased a fine new touring car from the Axelton Motor Company. It also mentions Mrs. Anna MacDonald and baby visiting from last week with her parents, and Mr. MacDonald escorting them to Chicago before they relocate to Colorado Springs for their future home. Norman Osher, returning from Northwestern College, graduates with a bachelor of science and plans a four year medical course, similar to Edward Mitchell of Graettinger who studies at Iowa University. The Times praises Graettinger youths' success.
The Social Home club meets at Mrs Iver Oppedahl’s home on July 10 1910. The program includes club song, a business session, and a roll call on Recipes for Cookies and Doughnuts. It’s achievement day with displays of homemade and revamped articles and a Mae Suss discussion on Bathing Clothes.
A butcher, reading about Milk from Contented Cows, posted a witty sign in his window proclaiming Sausages from Pigs That Died Happy, reflecting humorous trend awareness in a shopfront notice.
Community news highlights visits and family events across Graettinger Iowa and nearby towns. Mentions include Louise Grang visiting Dickens. J T Michael and family trips. health updates for Mrs. Charley Jensen. travels of Mrs. Gabrielson and relatives. Danish Ladies Aid and Norwegian Tacl dies groups meet. school and hospital notes. local businesses and a Santa Barbara earthquake report.
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