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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
12
Fragmented notice describes papal robes and election rites with references to candidates for papal dons. It mentions papal readies, notable dates, and lists cosmetic ads for complexion products like Cuttevan Baap and Cudeura. The text blends ceremonial notes with promotional material and unclear context.
A disjointed account describes a candidate courting county voters, facing scrutiny and missteps amid confusing speech. The narrative hints at polls, accusations, and public sympathy, with unclear names or places.
The provided text is garbled and unreadable, lacking identifiable people places or events to extract a meaningful news item or card headline and summary. No verifiable entities or actions are present to summarize.
A garbled OCR fragment lists many banana varieties and foods with scattered names and numbers. It mentions John and others, various products, and references to a market scene, but the text is largely unreadable, with frequent misspellings and incomplete phrases.
A wartime style ad touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a superior kidney and bladder remedy. It claims broad efficacy, urges readers to request a sample bottle by mail, and promotes high customer endorsements and nationwide sales.
An article fragment describes a damaged scene with a baby found in the woods and a figure seeking aid. The text mentions a person named Hel Ledger and a helper, with unclear actions, indicating a missing infant investigation and a plea for care. The readable fragments suggest a rural setting and an emergency response.
A fragment discusses nomenclature at a government radio conference. It mentions terms related to wireless, conductors, radiating or absorbing radio waves, and descriptors like open and closed circuits, with several garbled phrases and placeholders.
A USDA guide warns mixed seed stock risks ruining canning output. It stresses buying from reliable seed growers, ensuring uniform pod maturity, and avoiding Alaska varieties with undetectable impurities. The bulletin Lead Peas for the Canner by Horticulturist D. N. Shoemaker is available on request from Washington, D. C.
Modern conditions demand eliminating charcetes and leaks to make land productive. If a tenth of each farm is set aside for forestry, marginal hillsides and riverbanks could yield timber instead of waste. Locust and catalpa offer profitable options with smoother growth and high quality timber.
An Oklahoma woman profited from turkeys despite heavy losses by following USDA and state college guidance. Starting with ten hens, she raised 122 purebred birds after adopting purebreds, sold breeders for about 12.40 each, and earned 900 first year and 625 second year. The Greer County extension agent cites broader successes with a 2418090 profit from 210 turkeys across various flocks.
The U S Department of Agriculture awarded 46 Better Sires emblems to Oldham County stock owners using purebred sires for all stock classes. Wayne County also advances purebreds, replacing setup sires, with 14 emblem recipients. Bull sales by local breeders help spread improved purebred bulls across Goeth counties.
The text discusses first season of sweet clover, noting quality similar to alfalfa and grazing timing. It advises not overgrazing, predicting easier second season, and recommends hay harvesting before 40 inches, leaving high stubble, and drying in the field to preserve leaves and prevent excessive curling.
Sheep destroy weeds in pastures and grain fields after harvest, eating up to ninety percent of troublesome weeds. They clear rows and brush but require scarce tender grasses to be drawn to leaves on shrubs, making them a necessary tool for weed control according to some farmers.
A garbled conversation begins with Mrs. Duhiwaite asking if the caller is John and shifts to questions about a touch and a sterngripher. The dialogue hints at a curious domestic scene as Trae discusses a new outfit amid a cheerful mood.
An ad promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross on tablets and packages for protection against imitation. A New York Mail clipping includes a family anecdote about uncles at church, a preacher asking for prayers, and a humorous mispronunciation of names in the service.
A dialogue fragment quotes Mr. Groveher pondering his wife’s favorite bloom. He suspects it is an artificial, durable flower suitable for trimming hats, hinting at a practical, fashion-focused preference. The exchange highlights domestic taste with a wry, period-appropriate tone.
Broadcast and telephone service guide from Smint editor detailing radio setup basics without electricity knowledge. Ads list prices, postage, and order details from Des Moines, St. James and Topeka vendors. Includes farm catalog requests and various seed and patching product offers.
A rural minister writes a deceptive postcard to a medical friend warning that the postman will read it. The postman delivers the card, later angrily asserts he does read mail, highlighting distrust. The tale ends with a wry remark on clothing feeling comfortable only when worn out.
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