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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1939

Page

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Defense Costs Rise As U S Sets New Year Budgets

A year of record peacetime defense spending looms as the Army and Navy begin tapping new appropriations for 1938-39. Louis Johnson reports 763 new and ordered planes plus large boosts in anti aircraft and artillery gear, while Navy paymaster Rear Adm. Ray Spear outlines projected material and labor shares. Also notes housing experiments and Turkish diplomatic moves shaping a broader strategic picture.

Joseph W. Tabine Army Navy U.S Coast Guard Louis Johnson Army and Navy Jour Doge Eee Etary Johnson Ea NO Eee Ray Spear U. S Jobor America Turkey Refik Saydam France Britain Iraq Iran Benito Mussolini Adolf Hitler Mediterranean Italy Albania Balkan Entente Bulgaria Hatay’ Republic Alexandretta Dardanelles Bosporus Fain Bla Genet of Wer Russia Medis Terraneani Afghanistan Egypt Shoulid

Titans Dream of South Penn Road Across Appalachians

In 1837 Pennsylvanians proposed a South Penn railroad from Harrisburg to Pittsburgh. By 1940 the dream morphs into a four lane toll highway using Vanderbilt and Carnegie era tunnels, costing about 63 million dollars.

Appalachians Harrisburg Pittsburgh Andrew Carnegie William H. Vanderbilt New York Central Hudson Vanderbilt

Pictorialized Fransfusion of blood and childbirth care

The article notes a historical view of blood transfusion dating to 1492 with Pope Innocent VIII and donor deaths, and calls for expanding obstetric transfusion to reduce 10 percent of maternity deaths from hemorrhage. It mentions a Cleveland meeting of the U S Congress on Obstetrics and Gynecology next September to spur physician, hospital, and educator involvement and outlines recruitment figures.

Innocent VIII Cleveland U. S

Cheese Allrounds Versatile Dishes and Tips

A culinary feature extols cheese as a versatile, economical ingredient for appetizers to desserts. It praises varieties from mild to sharp and shares simple recipes Swiss Cheese French Toast, Macaroni and Cheese, Cheese Souffle, Hot Cheese Dreams, and Tomato Jam With Cottage Cheese. It also promotes a household hints book by Eleanor Howe.

Inhort Lensthe Satves Eleanor Howe North Michigan Avenue Chicago Western New

Colonial Room Draperies and Furnishings Describe Charm

Appropriate draperies such as linen and chintz suit a colonial room with poster beds patchwork quilts and hand hooked rugs. Southern colonial style houses with mahogany highboys and Heppel white pieces pair with damask or satin draperies and period upholstery for authentic charm.

Scratched Furniture Care Advice

Advice on repairing scratched furniture suggests using a small paint brush dipped in iodine to paint the marred area. The guidance includes polishing the surface with a good polish.

Jeroboam and the warning of opportunity and treachery

The lesson analyzes Jeroboam as a warning against using opportunity without moral character. Courage and industry must be paired with godly conduct to avoid ruin. Treachery follows when strength of personality replaces virtue, leading to exile and destruction, with call to teach youth loyalty, bravery, and timely obedience to God. Opposing forces, divine promises, and the need for repentance are emphasized.

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To Be Saved: Tra Rah X At Eew He In Eeved

In a fragmented line from a historical page a nameless figure faces peril or rescue with cryptic phrasing. The text hints at danger or urgency and references reuniting or contacting someone, but concrete details remain unclear.

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