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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1921
Page
2
A Bible meditation narrates Elisha aiding a widow to pay debts with a pot of oil. Readers are urged to inventory personal resources, value daily opportunities, and use abilities fully, warning against envy of others’ prospects and urging practical self-examination.
The article surveys explanations for the term Yankee, tracing origins from Indigenous and English roots to Dutch and Scottish theories. It notes early print usage in 1645 with the Portsmouth Yankee and argues the term originated mainly among New Englanders, with regional diffusion and colonial context.
Poem on bravery not only in death but in living with conscience. The speaker contrasts feats that draw public praise with quieter courage to act rightly when belief wanes, urging steadfast resolve through fear and doubt. Concludes with a prayer for divine judgment of such quiet bravery.
A fragmented excerpt offers quirky domestic guidance. It mentions noodles and ham as a meal base, baking with layers and broth, then shifts to a frozen pudding recipe using yolks, sugar syrup, cream, vanilla, and crushed fruit. The tone mixes aphorism with practical kitchen directions.
Librarians demand for trained librarians is rising yet many women leave regular libraries for higher paying allied work. Businesses seek organized material and indexing skills for immediate use. Some become department heads or start inhouse systems. salaries vary with ambition.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe wedding traditions where the bride is fetched by the groom in Slav weddings and the bride’s weeping signals departure from home in Albanian rites. A bride present dress and the groom’s exchange of gifts are mentioned as part of the marriage ritual.
A 1920s style feature describes knitted capes, skirts, suits, and one piece frocks as stylish additions to wardrobes. It notes the use of white or colored yarns, contrasting knitted borders, and detachable belts or collars, emphasizing outdoor wear, practicality, and a refined informal look for both women and young wearers.
The article discusses summer blouse trends with varied colors from pale tints to vivid hues. It highlights materials like waxed cotton and georgette, neck and peplum styles, long frills, embroidery, and fine white work, noting how light fabrics suit hot weather and remain in fashion for dining and dressy wear.
Historic agricultural guidance on starting chick nutrition detailing initial Johnnycake and egg mix, gradual substitution with grains, and the need for grit and shell, plus range feeding, tender greens, and careful portion control to avoid overfeeding and promote healthy growth. Includes notes on substitutes and storage.
Poultry notes caution against overfeeding and fattening hens that may suspend egg production. Advice includes providing dry dust baths and proper grit to maintain health and steady laying in flocks.
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