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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
13
A Chicago piece discusses a girl born out of wedlock adopted as a child and later claimed by her birth mother. It questions whether the real mother should reveal the birth and endure public shame or protect the innocent by silence, reflecting on the peculiar bond of motherhood and universal truths about mothers.
A reflective tribute extols mothers as sacred, guiding figures whose love outshines all others. It laments lost maternal presence and praises motherhood’s role in shaping virtue, duty, and family guidance across generations. It also notes enduring memories through aging, white hair, and faithful, tender care.
The case of James McClean of Ongood was heard in federal court at Fort Dodge. He faced charges of violating the prohibitory law after detectives reported a still on his property. Represented by Dan Kelly, the judge dismissed the action due to lack of evidence amid strong official overzealousness.
The Es t herville Enterprise reports Milford, bragging about a chaotic drive from Spencer that ended in wrecks, near misses, and a five hundred dollar settlement. The piece frames Milford’s notoriety as town publicity rather than danger, noting the city remains fine but its citizens seek attention.
Vague reminiscence notes a boy visiting a blacksmith where a horse clipper ran over thatch. It contrasts science’s success photographing atoms in flight with their inability to make them stand still. It mentions a backward spring hurting maple syrup crops, then notes most people won’t notice the difference.
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