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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
6
In a rich farming community, first grade pupils reveal 40 percent undernourished due to diets high in meat, potatoes, and canned foods. Lydia Jacobson of Ames advocates more vegetables and fruit year round, including raw cabbage and varied produce to improve nourishment.
Home economics staff advise buyers to prefer hard wearing worsted rugs with firm weaving and high wool content over poorer cotton or paper backed fabrics. They explain linoleum types plain printed and inlaid, noting inlaid as the best. War fears and a creative verse end the piece with a call for truth and peace.
Graettinger Chautauqua runs from July 3 through July 7 with events, talks, performances and community gatherings highlighted by local organizers and sponsors.
Dean W H Shannon is praised for two decades of constructive ideals and inspirational lectures. The piece notes his international appeal, eloquence, and engaging personality as a lecturer, highlighting his high favor and strong platform presence. The Midland Chauden Luque event is listed with afternoon and evening sessions on the second day.
Dr Hi Sears, a popular lecturer and humorist, will deliver two talks on the Xith day of the Midkand Chautanaua. The afternoon and evening lectures titled More Safety and Less Mustaphy emphasize wisdom and good humor, a staple of his appearances across America.
Martha Trimble, a prominent speaker, captivates audiences from Atlantic cities to the Pacific, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Canada, and aboard ships. She has appeared on nearly a hundred platforms last summer, with committees eager for her return, excelling in power, scholarship, and personality as an authority on international topics.
Poem excerpt laments western farming life with haywire spelling and rural satire. The speaker, Robert Vince, contrasts long hours and hard labor with lack of sales, noting farmers’ anger and a mocked staple product.
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