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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1941

Page

4

Local social notes and community ads from Graettinger area

Community items show visits and hospitality across Graettinger Estherville Mallard Ruthven Ruthven area. Mentions include O Connor Kohn Murphy Lippold Fleming Martinsen Ed Johnson Martinsen families, a birth at Spencer hospital, and a new Fallon store proprietor Franklin Hastings. Also notes on local travels, funerals, vacations, and a lost threshing machine part.

Kathryn McCarty Des Moines D. E. McCarty Gradtinger Dorothy Herke Chicago Stephen Hester Flannery Ja Salle Ill Joe Hassel Hassel Frances Bough Havre Montana D. Be, McCarty Kenneth Swift Endre Worland Fallon San Qi California Meredith Minneapolis Galleger Nancy Will Laverne Iowa John Galleger Emmetsborg J. J. Sullivan Dayton Emmetsburg Thomas Gallager Paynesville Minnesota

Veterans and Fire Drill Mark Local News Pages

W E Nickles reports 60 dead sparrows after a heavy rain and asks how the birds died while Cory don residents discuss weather sayings. Clarinda firemen respond to a refrigerator fire at John Kimsey home as they train with mask drills. Sam Jones of the Seminoles, also called Arpeika, leads women and children south to safety during wars, choosing a Hendry county camping site where posts remain as relics.

Corydon W.E. Nickles Clarinda John Kimsey Sam Jones Arpeika United States Jones Hendry County

Bats Are Misunderstood and Nocturnal Navigators

Bats are unfairly misunderstood as blind flyers. They navigate better than many birds, using guided flight rather than wandering in darkness.

Ancient murderers blamed for cruel stake deaths

In medieval times killers drove wooden stakes through victims to prevent haunting by the dead, a tale cited as preventing restless spirits from walking abroad.

Electric eel noted for electrical shocks and pole roles

The electric eel delivers electrical shocks with the fore part of its body acting as the positive pole and the tail as the negative pole.

Symbolic Amaranth used by Greeks as immortality emblem

The amaranth flower known as love lies bleeding served in early Greek history as a symbol of immortality and continues to appear in church decorations on Ascension Day.

Mustard Gas and Yellow Cross Nomenclature

Mustard gas, also called yellow cross mustard gas, earned its nickname from yellow crosses placed on shells and containers where the agent was confined.

Odd Handshakes Across Cultures From East to North

Describes unusual greeting customs among diverse groups. Polite Arabs initially kiss hands but when equal rank meets both refuse to grant the gesture, leading to handshakes. Ainu rub palms and stroke beard. Negro chiefs snap the middle finger. Banks Island residents lock and crack middle fingers in greeting.

Japan Banks Island British Columbia Canada

Advice from Jud Tunkins on advice givers

Jud Tunkins quips that most people resemble doctors who enjoy dispensing advice yet seldom follow their own counsel. He notes the hypocrisy of offering guidance while neglecting personal practice.

India's Official Headquarters in Delhi and Simla

The government of India maintains its official headquarters in New Delhi for cold weather and in Simla for hot weather. The arrangement reflects seasonal historic practice.

India Government of India New Delhi Simla

Beulah Land Not Real Country in Bible and Literature

Beulah land is not a real nation. The term comes from Isaiah 42 4 where Israel is described as married to Jehovah. In Bunyan’s Pilgrim's Progress Beulah is a fictional land of rest for pilgrims, noted for pleasant air birdsong bloom and abundance.

Seulah Land Beulah Land Israel Bunyan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Margaret O'Connor Mangon Groettinger John Kohn Olson Elmer Murphy M. L. Murphy Fred Lippold Park Rapids Wadena Clyde Brown Cedar Rapids J. A. Fleming Mr. Brown Fleming Lloyd Enger Camp Claibourne Charles Martinsen Estherville Eddie Johnson Myrna Mallard Chris Martinsen Gracttinger Opal Jane Myrna Johnson American Weekly Herald-American Leo Louise Grady Sioux City Floyd Masters Waterloo Wayne Hamilton Charles Thoreson Judy Harry Larsen Spencer Albert Lundgren Rtdolph Thompson Cedar Falla Frank Whiteside Earl Jones Donald Jones Algona Leo Grady Graettinger Grady Arnolds Park Dennis McCarty Alberta Eugene McCarty Dominion McCarty Minot North Dakota Julius Wilts Steamboat Rock Camp Claiborne Julius Mr. Nowachek Wyoming Donna Rae Kirk Haman Donnal C. H. Scantlebury Hampton Mitchell’s Food Market Vanity Beauty Shop McCarty’s Grocery Monarch Surefine Union Leader Tobacco GWC Santa Clara C. A. Jensen Anderson Grocery Oxydol
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