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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1933
Page
2
A garbled text fragment discusses daily contact and tilts for me, implying consequences and present government disputes. It mentions Fathers of the Country and government actions, with unclear references to numbers and old practices.
A historical note defends the American eagle amid calls to exterminate the bald eagle in Alaska and elsewhere. It recounts Franklin's quip, the bird’s size, diet, and stamina, and chronicles near-mythic courage from encounters with hunters. It also details nesting habits, diet, and seasonal behavior of the bald eagle in northern Ohio and surrounding regions.
Cherie Nicholas YeReveh surveys summer fashion, highlighting printed velvets and black white lines from Worth. Elaborate outfits feature velvet belts, gloves, bags, and accessories, with colorful floral prints on light backgrounds, blue fox coats, and bold millinery.
A quirky fashion fad emerges as dresses are crafted from everyday bags. The movement grows under a university contest led by Miss Kia Davenport, with materials like flour sacks and fertilizer bags repurposed. Cooks, improvised looms, and dyeing define the process as bags are transformed into street ready frocks.
A fragment mentions a fashionable trend among women described as a “Merry Widow bat” and references playful accessories and varied sizes. The text is garbled with distorted phrases and lacks coherent details or clearer context.
A fragmented fashion brief references gingham blouses and plaid accents. It hints at styling details such as matching gloves and a muted gingham theme. The text shows playful wording without a clear event or date.
The article describes a wide trimmed shepherdess hat model, noting a shallow crown and brim over one eye as a season characteristic. It mentions a display of the mid summer chaplet with colored novelty ribbon and fancy ribbons in Paris millinery shops.
A garb description notes string and plaited halta favors among sports tracka with a two inch knitted belt and a white dress featuring a narrow bite braid belt. The colors blue green and red appear in the ensemble.
Lesson outlines Deborah's leadership during Israel's crisis, Barak's role, and Jael's pivotal act. Focus on divine deliverance, God's presence in battle, and the justice served through prophetic guidance. Includes song of victory and lessons for youth about courage and faith.
The fragmentary text hints at a heartfelt confession through narrow windows of deed, with a dramatic line about Kin death dissolving barriers and a bright vane imagery, attributed to Alexander Maclaren in a reverent, old style.
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