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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
24
John Utaka guides readers through dangerous road choices and wartime crossroad lessons. He warns against hesitation, congestion, and indecision that invite disaster, urging firm steering toward the right path to avoid shell bursts and harm.
The article traces the word picnic from a French fete chimipede concept of sharing foods at gatherings. It notes the term shortened from “fete” and mentions a November 22 1618 letter describing a birthday feast with multiple meat dishes. It references George Young’s invention and a vivid pie scene with large pies and sausages.
A nostalgic verse asks if a former love still recalls their white-hot flame and shared youth. The speaker wonders if the beloved dreams of past vows, walks, and long nights, keeping faith alive through years of memory and yearning.
A reflective 1923 piece by McCluro urges readers to pursue self-betterment through hard work and study. It contrasts diligent, hopeful youths with those who drift, remain idle, and succumb to pernicious habits. the author calls for proactive effort to achieve personal and societal honors.
A quirky excerpt on a conk book style guide includes recipes and household tips for seaweed gel, substitutes for gelitin and rennet, and peach pudding with coconut and marshmallow cream. It features playful language about a New Moglin friend and local coastal foraging.
Raymond Baird of Bull Lake Utah emerges as the world's youngest saxophonist composer and band conductor. He attracted considerable attention at the National Masters association convention in Chicago.
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