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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1928
Page
7
A fragment from a frontier tale follows fugitives through a smoky wild, detailing a tense chase by Wolf clan members. A young woman defies danger to aid Dowell and plans to send a ciphered note to Charlie Swathe while turmoil and survival drive the group toward Braddock and Meduwelty mill.
A read like a garbled narrative follows a young protagonist in a tense pursuit across scattered locations. The text hints at hidden genepontry, military moves, secured information, and a broad cast including engineers, officials, and strategic sites.
Narrative recounts the May arrival at Will's Creek during Braddock’s expedition. Croghan and others discuss Delawares and Iroquois loyalties, the added strain of Indians on Duquesne, and hopes for swift French defeat. Mentions Lenape, All Neutrals, and three independent Maryland and New York companies wintering at the creek. The tone reflects anticipation of a swift march to Duquesne and questions about Indian support and army timing.
The fragment outlines a July 1 lesson focusing on youth and God’s word. It references “Remember thy Creator in the days of thy youth” and discusses boyhood, training for service, and the unity of God. It mentions Benjamin, Hebrew identity, and moral duties from Deuteronomy and Luke, with a center on home instruction and reverence for God’s law.
A Baron's Monte Carlo resort tale reports an English visitor who heard a hymn number called at a roulette table after church. Starting with six dollars he hit successive spins, amassing about five thousand dollars, prompting a mass churchgoer exodus to the casino the following Sunday to view the hymn number in play.
In a fractured report from Netralt freeress, St William’s new mayor, Bronwing, criticized postwar debts between Churchiit and Meltan and the Allies. He quipped about forgiveness and self-determination, likening it to a monopolist’s stubborn remark about how one should act.
An Austrian nobleman and his family travel through their country after the war in a converted van that becomes an open-air shop. The mobile setup features display windows, balconies, and antler-topped roofs, with living quarters including a parlor, bedroom, and kitchen integrated into the trailer.
A fragmented report notes a gold tooth craze among Japanese locals, where spending money leads to purchasing gold teeth. Ishida of Tacoma appears as a referenced figure in the erratic account, with banks losing funds to the fashion and currency concerns.
Dr. Jean J. Toblad, chancellor of Chicago Law School, announces intent to drop his long held surname and adopt Jean Du Boise, an ancestor and founder of the city of Du Boise, Pa. The change reflects a contraction of Du Boise.
Eighteen hundred convicts could have walked out of the state prison at Moundsville Virginia if the main gate had not been left unguarded for a half hour. Gate keeper Alexander Evans collapsed and died at his post during the incident.
Netzott News reports a humorous exchange where a manager asks a performer if she can sing up to high C and she jokes about kicking higher, highlighting a playful interview moment.
A fragmented OCR item describes Tender and aching swollen feet, mentioning characters Jinks-So Glygius and Binks-Yeah in a surreal, teasing scene about laziness and bedtime listening. The text is garbled with stray phrases and nonstandard spellings.
Nashville resident Mrs Hanser of 406 Second Ave South credits a tonic with lifting her from a run down state. She says the medicine helped her avoid illness and keeps her looking younger, adding she plans to tell others about it.
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