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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
21
A reflective meditation on perseverance and moral growth as travelers climb life’s ridge. It urges steadfast energy, humble service, and unyielding effort to reach higher ground, paying the price of toil to keep hope and brightness shining for future generations.
A convoluted excerpt critiques public behavior and moral decline in a 19th century style. The writer laments society drifting from virtue, urging self discipline and civic duty while invoking religious and literary tones.
A fragmentary, OCR era passage traces a Delano family line claiming French origins and links to Philip de La Naya and early Leiden connections. It notes Jeno born circa 1603, studies at Diaxhnary, and ties to Mary Tanta, Dartmouth, and Bridgewater, ending with unclear granddaughter references.
A fragmented verse urging thrift and security through saving and investment. It contrasts debt with prudent habits, praising a steady path to financial safety and a dignified future. The piece suggests saving, buying bonds, and laying up a competence as keys to prosperity.
The legible text portrays a school or academy setting with a figure named Genal or Gine and a troubled path to a battle. Mentions of a residence, a master, and a newspaper title hint at a dated, mid century reporting style.
Odd kitchen notes include buttermilk dressings and cabbage dishes. Recipes describe Roquefort dressing with vinegar and pepper, cottage cheese blends, and lettuce sandwiches. Instructions mix into a fragmentary East West guide with generic culinary tips and era style hints.
IE degree of a man's Intelligence may be Judged by the worth of beings he considers important. An average man shows interest in golf, sports, politics, religion, and family while pursuing a living. The piece outlines various men like Mile, Bob, Henry, Tienry, George, Clyde, Flo, Abi, and Neud, noting their occupations and interests.
A town dedicated a new concert hall with ceremony as visitors noted acoustics. An official quips that the host's mistake could ruin everyone, implying a costly or flawed plan. The odd remark hints at unintended consequences of the event.
Two elderly men, one with a fishing pole, stop a horse drawn wagon when they spot a friend. A brief exchange unfolds about going fishing with rural dialect and humorous mishearing.
Mr. and Mrs. Bacon share a light domestic moment about roosters crowing at dawn. He recalls waking early and crowing himself for a week, prompting Mrs. Bacon to joke about memory and behavior in a quaint household sketch.
A terse dialogue centers on defending a weak man with emphatic replies. The crowd seems puzzled as one speaker asserts ownership of the defense, while another claims the defender’s identity.
A grand display unfolds tonight featuring three big rings and more, recalling a distant gimpsea of yore. The event showcases spectacle and variety as audiences flock to witness performances across the stage and ring arenas.
A student guides his mother around a university campus. She pretends to grasp all details. The son points to the polo fields and the mother sighs at the notion of fields of polo, expressing wonder at such fields.
A fragment shows a mother asking if her daughter will be well behaved while a friend and another person discuss the meaning of generally. The dialogue references Pamity, O. F, and Princeton Tiger in an incomplete exchange.
In a fragmentary exchange Edith reveals she is engaged to Jack Bethel. Hin asks if Edith plans marriage and Edith confirms her engagement, leaving others surprised by the pairing and questioning the suitability of the match.
A fragment shows a playful exchange where one asks another about a golf game and the other humorously downplays his skill, reflecting casual dialogue on the course.
English is taught in public schools across Japan and many youths volunteer as interpreters when traveling. The piece notes future generations may see English as a second language, compares Dutch competence, and explains Japanese consonant vowels affecting pronunciation with examples like heer becoming bleru and hotel becoming hoteru.
Bernard Shaw, famed vegetarian, stunned followers when he admitted in public that he might enjoy a juley beefsteak. A supporter urged restraint, but Shaw replied, I never do feel that I can enjoy a nice juley beefsteak.
Drug store reports show many suffering from kidney trouble are unaware. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root is praised for mild, healthy influence and high success in overcoming these conditions. An insurance physician notes kidney disease is common and many applicants are declined unknowingly. Sample bottle available by mailing ten cents to Dr Kilmer & Co.
Water for Morocco City Malilla is to be provided by public supply after centuries of Spaniards control. Workers lay cement pipes from the Xasmen to deliver drinking water and sanitation. Authorities hope to furnish inhabitants with adequate water for hygiene soon.
The article notes paper could form aircraft fuselages with woodlike strength yet reduce weight, aiding naval tests showing the change could greatly benefit aircraft design. It mentions trials and optimistic verdicts on paper as a structural material for airplanes.
The New York Herald Tribune notes that the flour mills in Minneapolis and St Paul together reach a substantial daily output. The report highlights the mills’ strong production level and efficiency, reflecting robust activity in the grain market.
Mrs Brandenburg of Milwaukee Wisconsin recounts severe illness and weight loss from a run down state. She credits large doses of a vegetable compound with restoring her strength and helping her regain activity and weight. She reports relief after months of ineffective doctor visits and tonic baths.
A customer letter from A G Glibrath of Reed St Eric Pa extols Peterson's Ointment for a year long leg sore that healed in three weeks. The ad promises rapid relief for eczema pimples and blackheads and notes mail orders and low price.
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