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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
25
A reflective piece urging personal responsibility and disciplined effort. It emphasizes self mastery, patience, and accepting guidance from superiors as keys to leadership. The text argues that leadership requires humility and perseverance, resisting egotism and bare authority in favor of steadfast growth.
A muddled passage warnings about authority and failure, blaming ignorance pride obstinacy and selfishness as fatal shocks. It urges women and men to avoid these faults to progress and shoulder responsibilities with steadfastness amid diverse weather, attributed to a McClure Syndicate context.
A fragmentary verse-like scene recounts a playful character named Little Hop-Skipper in a dreamlike setting with wandering birds and shifting imagery. The garbled text mixes names and actions, creating a nonsensical, rhythmic garnish that hints at a children's tale or ballad lost to OCR errors.
A damaged recipe note describes a Scandinavian sounsa fruit drink. It instructs quartering an apple, boiling water, and steeping with lemon and juice then serving hot. It extols water intake to five to three quarts daily and links hydration to relief from indigestion and constipation.
A satirical notice describes a desirable husband as well set up, stylish, and agreeable across politics religion and views. It cautions brides to keep tact and duality, praising a partner who can discuss without disgust, framed as advice from a humorous syndicate.
The article stresses the need for abundant water for the body and lists fruit juice substitutes like spiced apple tea with cloves and ginger for warmth. It notes a hot drink base and suggests adding fruit juices with later punches. It also recounts a high school memory about pencils supplied by a bookkeeper's son and a fatherly link.
A lofty Broadway tower on Pitkin Street houses a secure radium reservoir guarded by physicists. The article explains radium emanation, its energy, handling hazards, and the laboratory apparatus including a lead room, a galvanometer, and an electroscope. It notes the global radium supply, medical uses in New York hospitals, and the significance of emanation for surgery and dermatology.
Valentino Engessar of Brooklyn aged 24 was arraigned before Magistrate O'Neill on an assault charge filed by his wife Helen. The trial was delayed as Helen arrived at eleven instead of ten because she claimed her husband set the clock back two hours to make her late.
A new corrosion resistant alloy nicknamed stiffness elver was revealed after a two year laboratory search. Harold Turner announced at a meeting of the Institute of Metals that experiments aimed to develop a material resistant to ordinary atmospheric corrosion had progressed in the local front laboratory.
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