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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1934
Page
2
Washington observes growing business pushback against New Deal codes as administrators press for code revisions before winter. Analysts warn that removing weaker provisions could ease opposition while preserving recovery measures, with debate over constitutional issues and regulatory reach amid Republican and business interests.
Advertisement for a children's dress pattern featuring a capelet sleeve design and bloomers. Describes fabrics such as dimity lawn organdie and whills, notes a Sew Chart, and states pattern US8T available in sizes 2 4 6 8 10. Price Fifteen cents plus order details for Sewing Circle Pattern Department New York.
A short exchange frames a political campaign with remarks about a man known for kindness. Senator Sorghum questions usefulness in campaigning while a narrator cites families discussing Tui and his fiancée.
A terse exchange questions whether a man is the thief who took a car, followed by confusion over ownership and memory amid an unsettled dispute. The dialogue shows tension as one speaker doubts the other's certainty and reflects uncertainty about ownership.
In a terse exchange a father questions his daughter about her marriage and business decisions. The daughter confirms Carry urges a buyout while the husband seeks establishment in a business venture.
Rasigtant notes a puzzled barber asking why hands appear dirty while a youth responds no soap used today leaving readers with a quirky, fragmented exchange. The brief scene hints at cleanliness or social norms in a local setting with unnamed participants and a casual tone.
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