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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1931
Page
8
A discussion urges husbands to keep courting care in marriage, arguing kindness and sacrifice strengthen bonds. A judge in White Pine recalls gifting attention during a forty two year marriage anniversary call, illustrating living advice with humor and caution about balancing personal life and duties.
In a Depression era note, the author urges women to master thrifty cooking using bone broth and simple vegetables to stretch meals for six to eight, stressing nourishment as a prerequisite to learning and the need for better shopping and budgeting by households. It praises schools and youth opportunity while calling women to lead in household finance and community aid.
A whimsical note warns readers never to sit in a rocking chair while playing cards to avoid bad luck. The item features a short aside credited to the McClure Newspaper Syndicate and WRU Service.
An overview of chowder as a dish, noting its blend of stew and soup origins. Describes varieties including fish, corn, tomato, and mixed vegetable chowders, methods with or without milk, and stock techniques using fish heads and tails. Highlights seasoning and serving practices with onions celery parsley thyme and Worcester sauce.
A boy and a talking inventor-Jog along visit a magical scene with a ruby throated hummingbird named Mr Ruby Throat. They witness tiny twin hatchlings in a cup nest and learn that wonder lies everywhere when you change perspective.
A historical overview explains how adding machines and calculating robots emerged from mechanical and later automated devices. These machines perform arithmetic with high speed and accuracy, handling operations from simple addition to multiplication and division. They reduce human error, print or display results, and in some models track full computation records.
A fragmentary letter from Benjamin Franklin to his sister Jane McCom, held by a Philadelphia firm, discusses his cautious view of personal judgment and his trust in divine wisdom. He reflects on understanding creation and governance and fears his own limits while hoping for wisdom in actions.
A young boy named David is celebrating his third birthday with family at the table. His attention centers on an unfamiliar visitor, a bald man referred to as a vialting mace. His mother tries to avert comment, but David blurts out that “Uncle Leatiay” is coming out.
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