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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
2
An article discusses when a poultryman should finish broilers for early market in Missouri. It notes twelve week birds weighing two to two and a half pounds drift toward readiness and advises on feeding, growth, and timing to balance price and quality.
In early notes, poults are described needing care and milk for weak chicks, with emphasis on mothering and group keeping. Observations mention turkeys, the hatchery environment, and how to maintain warmth and safety for young birds during the first weeks.
An elderly man claiming to be a veteran approached a veterinary hospital and tried to enter. The porter refused, noting the building is a veterinary facility. The man insisted, reiterating his veteran status, while mispronouncing several words in a drawn out dialogue.
A young man lying across a railway near Warsaw prompted police questions. Jo denied death by his own action, insisting he sought to test how fast a train could stop or draw up, not intent to harm.
A quote reflects mixed views on simplifying economic dealings. Dustin Stax supports the idea, arguing it reduces complexity by labeling business as failing and then recovering, while others question the impact on the broader story and accuracy.
A fragmented exchange from Hamburg presents a prisoner admitting money took with intent to repay after marriage. A lawyer questions legality while a lodger tells of rent urgency and family pressure, revealing a tense domestic dispute.
A Brooklyn Eagle quip on a devoted wife and eight children contrasts poverty with duty. The line implies a husband must support his family, mocking those who fail while highlighting social expectations of the era.
A brief quip contrasts asking about sleeping sickness with a punchline about the "elvil service" referencing a pun on civil service and travel. The odd phrase hints at a playful exchange rather than a news event.
A lightweight summer dress pattern advises simple frock design with no frills, highlighting a chic cut that flatters the figure. The pattern 0069 suits sizes 12 through 40, requires about 3 1/2 yards of fabric for size 16, and offers diagrammed sewing guidance. Orders: 50 cents in stamps to Sewing Pattern Department, 252 West Eighteenth Street, New York City.
In a puzzling exchange the speaker jokes about arm movements and a troubled conference with Jane, mentioning a parent and a meeting that broke up, while the Enquirer note hints at public fuss over arms policy.
A report from Louisville notes a man departing with his friend’s wife, triggering local gossip and curiosity about the affair and its social implications in the community.
An informal discussion about a painting titled Prolific Anyway Quest raises questions of attribution with comments on Correggio. Attendee Ifest dismisses a potential link while suggesting the work shows merit despite the uncertainty.
Fragmentary note suggests exploring a fit for snow shoes in Brooklyn. Mentions Kathryn-On and Kitty-Myor, with a casual inquiry about appropriateness and possible use in winter conditions. Further context or sources needed for precise interpretation.
Not Yat Ripe Gulda notes a garden scene with harmless snakes. An old lady asks if they are danger, while a stranger questions the ripeness of a local crop in a brief, compact local item.
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