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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1947
Page
4
A clipped article fragment analyzes tax effects and corporate expenses, noting that wages, depreciation, materials, and interest consume substantial portions of revenue. It argues taxes fund government and that a large utility company reveals how earnings are allocated, urging deeper public scrutiny of deficits and power costs.
A National Live Stock Meat Board advisory piece explains that meat tenderness depends on cut and cooking method. It emphasizes long slow moist cooking for tougher cuts, two approved methods braising and liquid cooking, and notes simmering liquid not boiling. It also covers broiling steaks, recommending slow even heat and proper browning. Beef cuts suitable for broiling include porterhouse, T bone, club, tenderloin, sirloin, and rump.
The text discusses Valley Forge’s association with General Washington and the 1778-79 winter camp, noting Mount Joy Forge built in 1742 on a creek feeding the Schuylkill River. It explains the camp, creek, and iron works sharing the Valley Forge name and reflects on education and practical English study for schoolboys, while offering quirky advice about lawn care and a dareelet purchase.
In a parish service the vicar declared that the church openly welcomed the poor, emphasizing inclusion and charity as central to its mission. The remark reflected ongoing social concern within the congregation.
A provocative remark about school girls paired with an adage on advertising irony. The line juxtaposes profitable ads against a moral cue, reflecting a period tone. No specific people, places, or dates are provided.
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