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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1929

Page

6

Sheer Velvet Summer Wraps Curb Fashion Hype

Julia Bottomley surveys sheer velvet ensembles for summer wear. She notes wraps worn with gowns to create a unified look, favoring light, translucent velvets in gray beige blues and orchid. The piece highlights the modern wrap trend, color pairings, and styling tips for midseason occasions.

Buch Ag Laura Phinte Elnemauland Betty Pierre Ttaolf Heanty

Sanitation Urged for All Sections

Officials urge wide clean-up in orchards and packing houses after discovery of Mediterranean fruit fly in Florida fruit and related infestations. Dr Mar lantt stresses cleaning fallen fruit, destroying dumps, disinfecting cars and storage rooms, and burning sweepings to prevent spread. Oil, water, or steam treatments are advised for sites likely to harbor larvae.

Ae Mattes Gtntea Department Moriola Florida J. Marinit Marintt Phevaneris Doctor Marlatt Shang Doctor

Quantity of Grain to Be Fed During Summer

One of the greatest problems in pork production is determining the grain amount during summer for growing pigs. Pastures are cheaper and more efficient for pigs, so limiting grain can raise returns per acre of pasture and reduce costs when feed prices are high.

Make Money Raising Pigs by Saving Them

Practical guidance on pig farming stressing high losses before weaning. Emphasizes saving piglets costs and emphasizes early meat, warm shelter, and protective pen arrangements to reduce mortality and improve profitability. Focus on sow farrowing and keeping piglets safe with bedding and guard rails.

Agricultural Notes Saletan on Lawn and Seed Practices

Agricultural notes advise setting mower blades high, not overstocking beds, and allowing vegetables to grow properly. It highlights sweet clover as a pasture option, seed selection from vigorous plants, and the need for early spring seed for germination tests and scarification. Continuous legume rotation improves yields and helps dodge bad weather impacts.

Aspirin and a Dialogue in a Curious Ad Fragment

An OCR fragment shows a mock catalog line about Aspirin Bayer and a cryptic exchange with a bossy figure. It includes a character asking for a trustworthy boy to learn office work and a mother vouching for honesty amid blunt business talk.

Old Folks Say Caldwell Was Right

A vintage misread ad discusses Dr Caldwell and his laxative theory from 1875. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild safe remedy for constipation indigestion and related ailments. The piece mentions elderly customers and a trial bottle offer through Monticello store addresses.

Caldwell Medical College Monticello

Points of Difference Between Man and Crew

James Speyer, the philanthropist and financier, has just donated half a million to complete the New York museum building fund. He spoke at the Manhattan club on summer vacations noting the contrast between the appeal of a strenuous vacation and the discomfort during it. A New England walking tour anecdote follows, with a farmer’s playful math on distance to Croydon Four Corners and a wheezy, weighted crow as a joke.

James Speyer New York Museum Manhattan Club Speyer New England Croydon

Smallest Working Model Railway Shown in London Exhibit

The Locomotive Engineers' Journal notes a novel exhibit at London's modal engineering show. J J Landridge of the Wimbledon and District Model Railway Club created a perfect scale model at 2 cm to 1 foot, with a cab cut height, 1/2 inch gauge rails, and a tiny engine powered by a small motor, compact enough to fit in a 50 size cigarette box.

Locomotive Engineers’ Journal London England J.J. Landridge Wimbledon and District

Rogers Hornsby recounts baseball tale at New York banquet

In New York a banquet featured Rogers Hornsby telling a humorous baseball anecdote about a Sunday school teacher and a pupil who misheard the question about who defeated the Phillies. The boy replied he never follows any of the league teams, showing simple-world humor.

Rogers Hornsby New York Wille Philstines

Silverware for Brides and the Young Couple Market

A Smart Set Magazine survey finds that T percent of silver ware sold goes to young couples under thirty, while jewelers estimate first purchases occur before age twenty four, highlighting a key consumer trust in bridal wares and early home setup.

Smart Set Magazine

Earthquake Shatters Polish Town In Sudden Dawn

A dramatic jumbled report from Poland notes a powerful quake that devastated the town. Details remain murky as readers seek clarity on precise location and casualties.

Poland

Vital Question Notes on Schedules and Marriages

A fragmentary glimpse from a periodical discusses shifts in childhood and marriage timing, mentions Mrs. Benham and Howell, and contrasts talent with average brains. It touches on personal disappointments and statements about education and industry, all in a dated, conversational style.

Benham

Barberism Query Sparks Father Son Banter

In a playful scene, little Wille asks what barbarism means and is told barberism by his father, who strokes his chin absentmindedly as the joke lands. The light exchange captures a domestic moment with wordplay on a homophone.

Litle Wille

Fraternity Buildings and Membership in 1927 Report

In 1927 there were 1,901 American college fraternity buildings across men’s and women’s groups plus professional and local branches. A total of 246 societies held 688,844 members with 3,420 active chapters across the United States. Arrowrod starch is produced commercially only on St. Vincent in the West Indies. Berence is always willing to admit its shortcomings.

United States Island of St. Vincent West Indies

Philips Milk of Magnesia Antacid Ad Spot

An advertisement extols Philips Milk of Magnesia as a rapid, effective antacid for stomach acidity. It claims one spoonful neutralizes much acid, relieves gas and sourness, and is suitable for children, urging readers to buy the genuine product at any drug store.

Philips

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