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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
19
Fragmentary preachment argues youth must shun ignorance pride and selfishness to avoid failure. It blames attitude for hindering progress and warns against avoiding duty or rightful responsibilities. The text hints at weather or seasonally themed reflections but remains largely incomplete.
A muddled note describes washing and cutting an apple into four pieces adding water and a touch of sugar with citrus for a drink labeled Apple Tea. It urges drinking more water to aid digestion and mentions relief from constipation and fatigue.
An advice piece outlines a prospective groom as well groomed and social, but urges brides to preserve individuality and independent thinking. It notes topics of politics religion and personal style, and humorously contrasts harmony with thoughtful disagreement as a sign of compatibility. It references The Wise Guy and a newspaper column by McGlure.
The article emphasizes ample water intake since the body is mostly water and urges frequent drinking. It suggests fruit juices from raspberries currants and other fruits as satisfying options and provides a recipe for Spiced Apple Tea with cloves candied ginger and hot serving. It also notes using this tea as a punch base with fruit juices and citrus for a refreshing drink.
In a fragment from the Chicago Journal a pupil recounts during his first year at school how his father’s bookkeeper’s son supplied him with new pencils. The tale reveals the pencils originated indirectly from the pupil’s own father.
A New York Times account describes a top floor radium reservoir high above Fifty-seventh Street facing Central Park. Guardians control the facility with heavy security as scientists study emanations, measured by galvanometer and electroscope, to support medical uses and the nation’s radium supply.
Veniine Ingessar, 24, of Brooklyn, faced trial on an assault charge filed by his wife Melen after she arrived an hour late. The magistrate was about to adjourn when she entered and testified that her husband set the clock back two hours to delay her.
Jervid Turney announced at the Institute of Metals that two years of experiments led to a new tarnish resisting alloy nicknamed stainless sliver developed by a local Sheffield firm. The discovery aims to resist ordinary atmospheric corrosion.
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