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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
11
W. H. Pelley of Knoxville Hil. lived on salted peanuts and over tripe bananas for a year to save money for his self written work on Christian Government. He criticizes the present method of law, arguing it deviates from Jesus teachings.
Washington reports weekly market quotations for February 20 with February 25 prices. No. 1 Timothy and No. 3 alfalfa trades in Chicago and Kansas City, vegetables include potatoes and onions with varied Midwest prices, apples priced at Western terminals, livestock values for hogs, cattle, veal, lambs, and yearlings, along with grain futures for wheat corn and oats in Minneapolis, St. Louis, and Kansas City. Dairy closes list butter and cheese prices across major markets, plus regional dairy items from Wisconsin.
Gloria Swanson, American film star, has passed the crisis in her illness in Paris according to three specialists. Her husband, the Marquis de la Pa laise de la Coudray, said recovery is expected in a few weeks as doctors express cautious optimism.
Washington reports that Indiana journalist Ross Bartley has been chosen as secretary to Dawes. Bartley, a former Associated Press correspondent, met Dawes on the campaign trail and is a Bloomington alum who began his newspaper career there.
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved the nomination of Charles Beecher Warren of Michigan for attorney general by a vote of 5 to 0, removing nearly all doubt about confirmation. The report accompanying the nomination stated the committee’s favor and ordered the nomination forward.
Fragmentary notice outlines awards connected to D S C and Army figures. Mentions world, president, and Flyers in a brief, period-tinged record. Names and precise actions are unclear due to damaged text.
An advertising blurb touts Freezone as a cheap corn remedy that instantly stops pain and allows lifting the corn with fingers. It claims effectiveness on hard or soft corn and corn between toes, plus foot calluses, with no soreness or irritation.
A San Francisco Chronicle snippet discusses the challenge of war voices and entertaining talk about embroidery, alongside a cooking tip for mashed potatoes or carrots using Calumet Baking Powder. It notes that in recent years many higher government schools in China have opened to young women students.
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